rkent Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 The kludge meister, he'll be back. rkent, one day you 'll have to teach us all the secret handshake. um, thanks. Fax me a donut, I am hungry. Quote
neophoible Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 ...eldon's method is precisely what I had in mind...Whoooooooo?! I have to agree with your KIASAP mindset. After seeing rkent's fantastic grip method () I decided it was time to turn off Expert so that I could see all the hidden options. Unfortunately, that didn't help... It wasn't on. Hmmmm. Quote
YZ Posted January 5, 2014 Posted January 5, 2014 @ SEANT, that works fantastic for a single instance. If I could specify multiple destinations (2nd point) within the same command then it would be perfect for my application.You could do it with 2 macros. I cannot yet find a way to do this using a single macro. After you have run the initial macro ^C^C_Select \rotate previous ;\c;r @; once then you could have a second macro that can continue the process until you choose to end it. It would look like this: *^C^CRotate;Last;;@;Copy;Reference;@;\\ Quote
troggarf Posted January 10, 2014 Posted January 10, 2014 The kludge meister, he'll be back. rkent, one day you'll have to teach us all the secret handshake. Adding another level to RKent's tip, hold CTRL after the first copy and AutoCAD will remember the previous increment or angle of the copied objects using the grip method. ~Greg Quote
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