Here is an example of the issues I'm having. I took a screen capture of a window within ACADE so I could actually show whats happening instead of trying to explain it.
The two concentric circles in the center are a block, and each of the hexagons with the white lines protruding from opposite sides are blocks, so there are four blocks creating that "T" shape. The orange lines are just lines drawin using the "L" command.
Everything was put in place by selecting a hexogonal block, pressing "M" to move it, selecting the a handle at the end of one of the white lines as a base point to move, and selecting one of the verticies on the circle as the destination. When the three hexogonal blocks were in position, I added the orange lines connecting it to other parts of the DWG.
The video shows what happens when I try to rotate the four blocks about the center of the circle, effectively rotating them as a whole, so the "T" shape points upwards. When this happens, the orange line on the right gets moved to the top, but it's horizontal orientation remains constant. When trying to move the line to it's previous position, it moves the vertical line at the top as well as the hexogonal block at the top of the circle.
These issues didn't always happen. When I first installed ACADE and had been using it for over a year, doing these same commands would result in a different, but desired, outcome. Rotating the four blocks would only move the selected items, leaving the lines where they were.
I'm the only person who uses this computer and I don't think I've changed any of the settings within ACADE, so I don't know why this is happening.
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