AutoCAD 2004/2005/2006 DWG Format

[#1]

I'm getting an ARX error when I use the rotate 3d command. Any ideas??

[#2]

DEMANDLOAD set to 3? Do you have a "Working Support Search Path" to the correct version? Do you have a "Working Support Search Path" to multiple or an older versions? Options > File Tab + Working Support Search Path Then check to see if there are more than one of the offending ARX files... otherwise possibly you need to run a repair install. -- Tracy W. Lincoln - TLConsulting Autodesk Discussion Group Facilitator "chad_cooksey" wrote in message news:32310753.1104508643883.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum2.autodesk.com... > I'm getting an ARX error when I use the rotate 3d command. Any ideas??

[#3]

demandload was set wrong. thank you!!!

[#4]

Hi chad,

If you change your UCS planer to your view or have UCS follow on, then 2D rotate works all the time as it rotates around the Z axis. Then you never have to look to see if its the X, Y or Z axis you want. It's always the Z.

If you don't have follow on and just change your UCS planer (as I usually do) then UCS previous when you're done returns your UCS to where you were.

P.S. No bother about the demandload setting either.

[#5]

Isn't it about time that this command moved out of lisp and gave it better API exposure? I mean the angle reference for rotation is really convoluted. It should be transformed from a plane normal to the axis of rotation instead of the current UCS.
As a matter of fact, rotate3D, mirror3D and 3Darray should be arguments to the main commands.

[#6]

si si......., I agree!