AutoCAD Map 3D

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I've been watching this thread to see how far it gets off the orginal question. There is a thing called cycleing but if you think right-click is to much then so is that. Back when I had users that didn't like the osnap and using it I create a simple macro or lisp to set it as needed then reset it back after they finished drawing the line or what ever.

[#2]

ok Murph.

since you said it.... lets have this cycling thing.

At this point, I'm sufficiently intrigued, and ready for new stuff that I figure that knowing is better than just being told there's another toy, but you won't like it.

So, please...

go for it.

TYIA.

[#3]

What! we never wander off topic.... oh, wait where was I...

Say, if i mentally have to subtract out the highest & work my way down from the base 2 settings for osmode, think the software has to process the same way?  would be strange but...

Also, I recall LDD days where the software was notorious for disabling Osnaps, but not renabling when the routine completed or if it crashed... If we have priority for inferring constraints, why not for osnaps????

[#4]

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stevedb wrote:

ok Murph.

since you said it.... lets have this cycling thing.

At this point, I'm sufficiently intrigued, and ready for new stuff that I figure that knowing is better than just being told there's another toy, but you won't like it.

So, please...

go for it.

TYIA.

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Press the TAB key when it asks for the point.

http://autocad.autodesk.com/?nd=autocad_tips_tutorials_detail&adsk_tip_id=942

[#5]

Sweet!  learned something new!

[#6]

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thepworth wrote:

Sweet!  learned something new!

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And to think I didn't have to bill you for it.

Maybe that's why I'm sitting here eating a frozn pizza for supper instead of a home cook meal.

[#7]

Ok, I must be missing something.

I click the tab button and it cycles back and forth from the distance to the angle.

ok... I just did it again, this time overlying an endpoint, and I began to see where it appears to cycle through the active osnap elements. Is this what you're talking about?

definitely-- you should be enjoying a homecooked meal. Eating frozen pizza will catch up to you in your 40's and 50's.

[#8]

I suppose you have dynamic input enabled - try turning it off from the buttons on the bottom of the screen

[#9]

Here's the local brew to go with your pizza...

[#10]

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stevedb wrote:

ok... I just did it again, this time overlying an endpoint, and I began to see where it appears to cycle through the active osnap elements. Is this what you're talking about?

definitely-- you should be enjoying a homecooked meal. Eating frozen pizza will catch up to you in your 40's and 50's.

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Yes, the osnap cycleing. Told ya you may not like it.

I'm past those numbers already