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AutoCAD 2015 is complete garbage

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rereese
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AutoCAD 2015 is complete garbage

So our office is in the process of upgrading everything to the new 2015 due to our subscription that i must say we are getting ripped off.

We pay thousands of dollars every year for new autocad / revit suite and for what?  NOthing but garbage.

The new autocad doesnt work for crap.  half the commands arent recognized, its slower than crap and i must say i feel ripped off.

Its slow, sluggish, ddedit doesn't even work to edit text.  Unbelievable.  Anyone have any ideas of where to start.

I have go things working better by turning most every feature off but its still very slow.

 

This is what i get for when i type DD for the ddedit.

Select object: Unknown command "DDEDIT". Press F1 for help.
<Entity name: FF72CCC0>

 

then you type out ddedit and it works but it takes forever to thing about it.  Unreal! to say the least.  Autodesk is turning into complete garbage

 

Oh and most the commands you have to type in at least twice in a row for it to start recognizing them.  

This isnt only on one machine either, its on several

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Message 2 of 56
doni49
in reply to: rereese

It sounds like your PGP file needs updated.  "DD" has NEVER been the command for editing text -- your PGP file contained a line that said DD started the DDEDIT command and it sounds like the new install doesn't have that anymore.  And if that's the case, I'm betting the same holds true for the other commands that "aren't recognized".

 

EDIT:  Just in case you don't know what a PGP file is, here's what mine looks like (from 2012).  And if you want to find where YOURS is, type the following in acad at the command line -- be sure to include the parenthesis.  (findfile "acad.pgp")

 

; 
;
;  Program Parameters File For AutoCAD 2012
;  External Command and Command Alias Definitions

;  Copyright (C) 1997-2011 by Autodesk, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.

;  Each time you open a new or existing drawing, AutoCAD searches 
;  the support path and reads the first acad.pgp file that it finds.

;  -- External Commands --
;  While AutoCAD is running, you can invoke other programs or utilities
;  such Windows system commands, utilities, and applications.
;  You define external commands by specifying a command name to be used
;  from the AutoCAD command prompt and an executable command string 
;  that is passed to the operating system. 

;  -- Command Aliases --
;  The Command Aliases section of this file provides default settings for
;  AutoCAD command shortcuts.  Note: It is not recommended that  you directly
;  modify this section of the PGP file., as any changes you make to this section of the 
;  file will not migrate successfully if you upgrade your AutoCAD to a
;  newer version.  Instead, make changes to the new 
;  User Defined Command Aliases
;  section towards the end of this file.

;  -- User Defined Command Aliases --
;  You can abbreviate frequently used AutoCAD commands by defining 
;  aliases for them in the User Defined Command Aliases section of acad.pgp.
;  You can create a command alias for any AutoCAD command,
;  device driver command, or external command.

;  Recommendation: back up this file before editing it.  To ensure that
;  any changes you make to PGP settings can successfully be migrated
;  when you upgrade to the next version of AutoCAD, it is suggested that
;  you make any changes to the default settings in the User Defined Command 
;  Aliases section at the end of this file.

;  External command format:
;  <Command name>,[<Shell request>],<Bit flag>,[*]<Prompt>,

;  The bits of the bit flag have the following meanings:
;  Bit 1: if set, don't wait for the application to finish
;  Bit 2: if set, run the application minimized
;  Bit 4: if set, run the application "hidden"
;  Bit 8: if set, put the argument string in quotes
;
;  Fill the "bit flag" field with the sum of the desired bits.
;  Bits 2 and 4 are mutually exclusive; if both are specified, only 
;  the 2 bit is used. The most useful values are likely to be 0 
;  (start the application and wait for it to finish), 1 (start the 
;  application and don't wait), 3 (minimize and don't wait), and 5 
;  (hide and don't wait). Values of 2 and 4 should normally be avoided, 
;  as they make AutoCAD unavailable until the application has completed.
;
;  Bit 8 allows commands like DEL to work properly with filenames that 
;  have spaces such as "long filename.dwg".  Note that this will interfere 
;  with passing space delimited lists of file names to these same commands.
;  If you prefer multiplefile support to using long file names, turn off 
;  the "8" bit in those commands.

;  Examples of external commands for command windows

DEL,       DEL,            8,File to delete: ,
DIR,       DIR,            8,File specification: ,
SH,        ,               1,*OS Command: ,
SHELL,     ,               1,*OS Command: ,
START,     START,          1,*Application to start: ,
TYPE,      TYPE,           8,File to list: ,

; Examples of external commands for Windows
; See also the (STARTAPP) AutoLISP function for an alternative method.

EXPLORER,  START EXPLORER, 1,,
NOTEPAD,   START NOTEPAD,  1,*File to edit: ,
PBRUSH,    START PBRUSH,   1,,


; Command alias format:
;   <Alias>,*<Full command name>

;  The following are guidelines for creating new command aliases.
;  1. An alias should reduce a command by at least two characters. 
;      Commands with a control key equivalent, status bar button, 
;      or function key do not require a command alias. 
;      Examples: Control N, O, P, and S for New, Open, Print, Save.
;  2. Try the first character of the command, then try the first two, 
;      then the first three.
;  3. Once an alias is defined, add suffixes for related aliases: 
;      Examples: R for Redraw, RA for Redrawall, L for Line, LT for 
;      Linetype.
;  4. Use a hyphen to differentiate between command line and dialog 
;      box commands.
;      Example: B for Block, -B for -Block.
;
; Exceptions to the rules include AA for Area, T for Mtext, X for Explode.

;  -- Sample aliases for AutoCAD commands --                   
;  These examples include most frequently used commands.  NOTE: It is recommended 
;  that you not make any changes to this section of the PGP file to ensure the 
;  proper migration of your customizations when you upgrade to the next version of 
;  AutoCAD.  The aliases listed in this section are repeated in the User Custom
;  Settings section at the end of this file, which can safely be edited while
;  ensuring your changes will successfully migrate.



3A,        *3DARRAY
3DMIRROR,  *MIRROR3D
3DNavigate,*3DWALK
3DO,       *3DORBIT
3DP,	   *3DPRINT
3DPLOT,    *3DPRINT
3DW,       *3DWALK
3F,        *3DFACE
3M,        *3DMOVE
3P,        *3DPOLY
3R,        *3DROTATE
3S,        *3DSCALE
A,         *ARC
AC,        *BACTION
ADC,       *ADCENTER
AECTOACAD, *-ExportToAutoCAD
AA,        *AREA
AL,        *ALIGN
3AL,       *3DALIGN
AP,        *APPLOAD
APLAY,     *ALLPLAY
AR,        *ARRAY
-AR,       *-ARRAY
ARR,       *ACTRECORD
ARM,       *ACTUSERMESSAGE
-ARM,      *-ACTUSERMESSAGE
ARU,       *ACTUSERINPUT
ARS,       *ACTSTOP
-ARS,       *-ACTSTOP
ATI,       *ATTIPEDIT
ATT,       *ATTDEF
-ATT,      *-ATTDEF
ATE,       *ATTEDIT
-ATE,      *-ATTEDIT
ATTE,      *-ATTEDIT
B,         *BLOCK
-B,        *-BLOCK
BC,        *BCLOSE
BE,        *BEDIT
BH,        *HATCH
BLENDSRF,  *SURFBLEND
BO,        *BOUNDARY
-BO,       *-BOUNDARY
BR,        *BREAK
BS,        *BSAVE
BVS,       *BVSTATE
C,         *CIRCLE
CAM,       *CAMERA
CBAR,      *CONSTRAINTBAR
CH,        *PROPERTIES
-CH,       *CHANGE
CHA,       *CHAMFER
CHK,       *CHECKSTANDARDS
CLI,       *COMMANDLINE
COL,       *COLOR
COLOUR,    *COLOR
CO,        *COPY
CONVTOMESH, *MESHSMOOTH
CP,        *COPY
CPARAM,    *BCPARAMETER
CREASE,    *MESHCREASE
CREATESOLID, *SURFSCULPT
CSETTINGS, *CONSTRAINTSETTINGS
CT,        *CTABLESTYLE
CUBE,      *NAVVCUBE
CURVATUREANALYSIS, *ANALYSISCURVATURE
CYL,       *CYLINDER
D,         *DIMSTYLE
DAL,       *DIMALIGNED
DAN,       *DIMANGULAR
DAR,       *DIMARC
JOG,       *DIMJOGGED
DBA,       *DIMBASELINE
DBC,       *DBCONNECT
DC,        *ADCENTER
DCE,       *DIMCENTER
DCENTER,   *ADCENTER
DCO,       *DIMCONTINUE
DCON,      *DIMCONSTRAINT
DDA,       *DIMDISASSOCIATE
DDI,       *DIMDIAMETER
DED,       *DIMEDIT
DELCON,    *DELCONSTRAINT
DI,        *DIST
DIV,       *DIVIDE
DJL,       *DIMJOGLINE
DJO,       *DIMJOGGED
DL,        *DATALINK
DLI,       *DIMLINEAR
DLU,       *DATALINKUPDATE
DO,        *DONUT
DOR,       *DIMORDINATE
DOV,       *DIMOVERRIDE
DR,        *DRAWORDER
DRA,       *DIMRADIUS
DRAFTANGLEANALYSIS, *ANALYSISDRAFTANGLE
DRE,       *DIMREASSOCIATE
DRM,       *DRAWINGRECOVERY
DS,        *DSETTINGS
DST,       *DIMSTYLE
DT,        *TEXT
DV,        *DVIEW
DX,        *DATAEXTRACTION
E,         *ERASE
ED,        *DDEDIT
EL,        *ELLIPSE
ER,        *EXTERNALREFERENCES
ESHOT,     *EDITSHOT
EX,        *EXTEND
EXIT,      *QUIT
EXP,       *EXPORT
EXT,       *EXTRUDE
EXTENDSRF, *SURFEXTEND
F,         *FILLET
FI,        *FILTER
FILLETSRF, *SURFFILLET
FREEPOINT, *POINTLIGHT
FSHOT,     *FLATSHOT
G,         *GROUP
-G,        *-GROUP
GCON,      *GEOMCONSTRAINT
GD,        *GRADIENT
GENERATESECTION,  *SECTIONPLANETOBLOCK
GEO,       *GEOGRAPHICLOCATION
GR,        *DDGRIPS
H,         *HATCH
-H,        *-HATCH
HE,        *HATCHEDIT
HB,        *HATCHTOBACK
HI,        *HIDE
I,         *INSERT
-I,        *-INSERT
IAD,       *IMAGEADJUST
IAT,       *IMAGEATTACH
ICL,       *IMAGECLIP
IM,        *IMAGE
-IM,       *-IMAGE
IMP,       *IMPORT
IN,        *INTERSECT
INSERTCONTROLPOINT, *CVADD
INF,       *INTERFERE
IO,        *INSERTOBJ
ISOLATE,   *ISOLATEOBJECTS
QVD,       *QVDRAWING
QVDC,      *QVDRAWINGCLOSE
QVL,       *QVLAYOUT
QVLC,      *QVLAYOUTCLOSE
J,         *JOIN
JOGSECTION,  *SECTIONPLANEJOG
L,         *LINE
LA,        *LAYER
-LA,       *-LAYER
LAS,       *LAYERSTATE
LE,        *QLEADER
LEN,       *LENGTHEN
LESS,      *MESHSMOOTHLESS
LI,        *LIST
LINEWEIGHT, *LWEIGHT
LMAN,      *LAYERSTATE
LO,        *-LAYOUT
LS,        *LIST
LT,        *LINETYPE
-LT,       *-LINETYPE
LTYPE,     *LINETYPE
-LTYPE,    *-LINETYPE
LTS,       *LTSCALE
LW,        *LWEIGHT
M,         *MOVE
MA,        *MATCHPROP
MAT,       *MATBROWSEROPEN
ME,        *MEASURE
MEA,       *MEASUREGEOM
MI,        *MIRROR
ML,        *MLINE
MLA,       *MLEADERALIGN
MLC,       *MLEADERCOLLECT
MLD,       *MLEADER
MLE,       *MLEADEREDIT
MLS,       *MLEADERSTYLE
MO,        *PROPERTIES
MORE,      *MESHSMOOTHMORE
MOTION,    *NAVSMOTION
MOTIONCLS, *NAVSMOTIONCLOSE
MS,        *MSPACE
MSM,       *MARKUP
MT,        *MTEXT
MV,        *MVIEW
NETWORKSRF,*SURFNETWORK
NORTH,     *GEOGRAPHICLOCATION
NORTHDIR,  *GEOGRAPHICLOCATION
NSHOT,     *NEWSHOT
NVIEW,     *NEWVIEW
O,         *OFFSET
OFFSETSRF, *SURFOFFSET
OP,        *OPTIONS
ORBIT,     *3DORBIT
OS,        *OSNAP
-OS,       *-OSNAP
P,         *PAN
-P,        *-PAN
PA,        *PASTESPEC
RAPIDPROTOTYPE, *3DPRINT
PAR,       *PARAMETERS
-PAR,      *-PARAMETERS
PARAM,     *BPARAMETER
PARTIALOPEN, *-PARTIALOPEN
PATCH,     *SURFPATCH
PC,        *POINTCLOUD
PCATTACH,  *POINTCLOUDATTACH
PCINDEX,   *POINTCLOUDINDEX
PE,        *PEDIT
PL,        *PLINE
PO,        *POINT
POFF,      *HIDEPALETTES
POINTON,   *CVSHOW
POINTOFF,  *CVHIDE
POL,       *POLYGON
PON,       *SHOWPALETTES
PR,        *PROPERTIES
PRCLOSE,   *PROPERTIESCLOSE
PROPS,     *PROPERTIES
PRE,       *PREVIEW
PRINT,     *PLOT
PS,        *PSPACE
PSOLID,    *POLYSOLID
PTW,       *PUBLISHTOWEB
PU,        *PURGE
-PU,       *-PURGE
PYR,       *PYRAMID
QC,        *QUICKCALC
QCUI,      *QUICKCUI
QP,        *QUICKPROPERTIES
R,         *REDRAW
RA,        *REDRAWALL
RC,        *RENDERCROP
RE,        *REGEN
REA,       *REGENALL
REBUILD,   *CVREBUILD
REC,       *RECTANG
REFINE,    *MESHREFINE
REG,       *REGION
REMOVECONTROLPOINT, *CVREMOVE
REN,       *RENAME
-REN,      *-RENAME
REV,       *REVOLVE
RO,        *ROTATE
RP,        *RENDERPRESETS
RPR,       *RPREF
RR,        *RENDER
RW,        *RENDERWIN
S,         *STRETCH
SC,        *SCALE
SCR,       *SCRIPT
SE,        *DSETTINGS
SEC,       *SECTION
SET,       *SETVAR
SHA,       *SHADEMODE
SL,        *SLICE
SMOOTH,    *MESHSMOOTH
SN,        *SNAP
SO,        *SOLID
SP,        *SPELL
SPL,       *SPLINE
SPLANE,    *SECTIONPLANE
SPLAY,     *SEQUENCEPLAY
SPLIT,     *MESHSPLIT
SPE,       *SPLINEDIT
SSM,       *SHEETSET
ST,        *STYLE
STA,       *STANDARDS
SU,        *SUBTRACT
T,         *MTEXT
-T,        *-MTEXT
TA,        *TABLET
TB,        *TABLE
TEDIT,     *TEXTEDIT
TH,        *THICKNESS
TI,        *TILEMODE
TO,        *TOOLBAR
TOL,       *TOLERANCE
TOR,       *TORUS
TP,        *TOOLPALETTES
TR,        *TRIM
TS,        *TABLESTYLE
UC,        *UCSMAN
UN,        *UNITS
-UN,       *-UNITS
UNCREASE,  *MESHUNCREASE
UNHIDE,    *UNISOLATEOBJECTS
UNI,       *UNION
UNISOLATE, *UNISOLATEOBJECTS
V,         *VIEW
VGO,       *VIEWGO
VPLAY,     *VIEWPLAY
-V,        *-VIEW
VP,        *DDVPOINT
-VP,       *VPOINT
VS,	   *VSCURRENT
VSM,       *VISUALSTYLES
-VSM,      *-VISUALSTYLES
W,         *WBLOCK
-W,        *-WBLOCK
WE,        *WEDGE
WHEEL,     *NAVSWHEEL
X,         *EXPLODE
XA,        *XATTACH
XB,        *XBIND
-XB,       *-XBIND
XC,        *XCLIP
XL,        *XLINE
XR,        *XREF
-XR,       *-XREF
Z,         *ZOOM
ZEBRA,     *ANALYSISZEBRA

; The following are alternative aliases and aliases as supplied 
;  in AutoCAD Release 13.

AV,        *DSVIEWER
CP,        *COPY
DIMALI,    *DIMALIGNED
DIMANG,    *DIMANGULAR
DIMBASE,   *DIMBASELINE
DIMCONT,   *DIMCONTINUE

DIMDIA,    *DIMDIAMETER
DIMED,     *DIMEDIT
DIMTED,    *DIMTEDIT
DIMLIN,    *DIMLINEAR
DIMORD,    *DIMORDINATE
DIMRAD,    *DIMRADIUS
DIMSTY,    *DIMSTYLE
DIMOVER,   *DIMOVERRIDE
LEAD,      *LEADER
TM,        *TILEMODE

; Aliases for Hyperlink/URL Release 14 compatibility
SAVEURL, *SAVE
OPENURL,   *OPEN
INSERTURL, *INSERT

; Aliases for commands discontinued in AutoCAD 2000:
AAD,        *DBCONNECT
AEX,        *DBCONNECT 
ALI,        *DBCONNECT 
ASQ,        *DBCONNECT 
ARO,        *DBCONNECT 
ASE,        *DBCONNECT
DDATTDEF,   *ATTDEF
DDATTEXT,   *ATTEXT
DDCHPROP,   *PROPERTIES
DDCOLOR,    *COLOR
DDLMODES,   *LAYER
DDLTYPE,    *LINETYPE
DDMODIFY,   *PROPERTIES
DDOSNAP,    *OSNAP
DDUCS,      *UCS

; Aliases for commands discontinued in AutoCAD 2004:
ACADBLOCKDIALOG,  *BLOCK
ACADWBLOCKDIALOG, *WBLOCK
ADCENTER,         *ADCENTER
BMAKE,            *BLOCK
BMOD,             *BLOCK
BPOLY,            *BOUNDARY
CONTENT,          *ADCENTER
DDATTE,           *ATTEDIT
DDIM,             *DIMSTYLE
DDINSERT,         *INSERT
DDPLOTSTAMP,      *PLOTSTAMP
DDRMODES,         *DSETTINGS
DDSTYLE,          *STYLE
DDUCS,            *UCSMAN
DDUCSP,           *UCSMAN
DDUNITS,          *UNITS
DDVIEW,           *VIEW
DIMHORIZONTAL,    *DIMLINEAR
DIMROTATED,       *DIMLINEAR
DIMVERTICAL,      *DIMLINEAR
DOUGHNUT,         *DONUT
DTEXT,            *TEXT
DWFOUT,           *PLOT
DXFIN,            *OPEN
DXFOUT,           *SAVEAS
PAINTER,          *MATCHPROP
PREFERENCES,      *OPTIONS
RECTANGLE,        *RECTANG
SHADE,            *SHADEMODE
VIEWPORTS,        *VPORTS
EDWFX,            *EXPORTDWFX
EDWF,             *EXPORTDWF
EPDF,             *EXPORTPDF
-QPUB,            *-EXPORT
; Aliases for commands discontinued in AutoCAD 2007:
RMAT,      *MATBROWSEROPEN
FOG,       *RENDERENVIRONMENT
FINISH,    *MATERIALS
SETUV,     *MATERIALMAP
SHOWMAT,   *LIST
RFILEOPT,  *RENDERPRESETS
RENDSCR,   *RENDERWIN

; Aliases for commands discontinued in AutoCAD 2009:
DASHBOARD,          *RIBBON
DASHBOARDCLOSE,     *RIBBONCLOSE

;  -- User Defined Command Aliases --
;  Make any changes or additions to the default AutoCAD command aliases in 
;  this section to ensure successful migration of these settings when you
;  upgrade to the next version of AutoCAD.  If a command alias appears more
;  than once in this file, items in the User Defined Command Alias take
;  precedence over duplicates that appear earlier in the file.
;  **********----------**********  ; No xlate ; DO NOT REMOVE

 

 

 



Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician




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Message 3 of 56
dgorsman
in reply to: doni49

Not necessarily updated, but restored to OOTB and then extended.  I've had users cart around the PGP file from many moons ago and overwrite the new one instead of appending their aliases to the end.

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Message 4 of 56
doni49
in reply to: dgorsman


@dgorsman wrote:

Not necessarily updated, but restored to OOTB and then extended.  I've had users cart around the PGP file from many moons ago and overwrite the new one instead of appending their aliases to the end.


Right.  My only point was that their CURRENT one didn't include the aliases they're trying to use.



Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician




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Message 5 of 56
rereese
in reply to: doni49

ok fixted the text thing... ddedit was no longer a command, its textedit.  so i fixted my lisps and pgp's and my double click in the cui menu.

Now that all works.  now if i can just get the thing to repsond quick.

i can type 10x faster than it will respond.  zooming sucks, its sluggish and pauses alot.  even going to pan something it does a quick pause.'

Message 6 of 56
dgorsman
in reply to: rereese

There's a command auto-complete to assist users which may be getting in the way.  There should be several recent posts on how to restrict or disable it to allow faster command-line use.

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Message 7 of 56
braudpat
in reply to: rereese

 

Hello from France

 

Q1) Which Windows exactly ? Win Seven / Win 8.0 / Win 8.1

Q2) 32 or 64 bits

Q3) How much memory on your PCs in Gb ?

Q4) Which graphic Card and its driver version ?

Q5) Average size of your DWG (Main DWG + DWGs in XREF) ?

Q6) Have you a lot of Images inserted ?

Q7) Have you a lot of Annotative Objects ?

Q8) have you a lot of Dynamic Blocks ?

 

Thks in advance ...

 

Patrice ( Supporting Troops ) - Autodesk Expert Elite
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Message 8 of 56
pendean
in reply to: rereese

Don't forget to check out the SP1 update for 2015, it's solving some basic issues for some users.
Message 9 of 56
rereese
in reply to: pendean

all our pcs are win 7 64 bit with 16gb of ram 500gb hard drives at big 760gt video cards min. quad cores at 3ghz

i have all autocompletes turned off as well.

2014 didnt have this issue.  Pretty sad you just update and its garbage!

 

Also im on AutoCad MEP 2015 and it says there are no updates or service packs for it.

Message 10 of 56
rereese
in reply to: braudpat

Also it doesnt matter what drawing i open, i can even do a new drawing and it will be sluggish

it seems like it doesnt like any of the commands.

sometime i have to type the same command twice for it to recognize 

Message 11 of 56
dgorsman
in reply to: rereese

AutoCAD MEP... that would have been helpful up front, as it is not the same as AutoCAD.  It has a host of additional automation which may require some configuring; I recommend checking under the board for that product: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-MEP/ct-p/2036

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Message 12 of 56
braudpat
in reply to: rereese

 

Hello

 

A few suggestions ...

 

S1) Have you downloaded and installed the latest NVidia driver for your GT 760 ?

Because 2015 is very sensitive with the graphic card driver ... And the 2014/2013/2012/etc much LESS !

 

For example the Quadro NVidia users have to run with the v3.33 driver which has been released in May 2014

( Even waiting for a new one ... )

 

If you disable the graphic hardware acceleration , have you the same problem ??

 

S2) Please disable the Control Cycling (Ctrl W if I remember well)

 

S3) Maybe run with ROLLOVERTIPS = 0 & QPMODE = 0

 

Of course if you have an ACAD 2015 , you have installed the SP 1 !!!

 

If you have ONLY an ACAD MEP 2015 , you MUST wait until the SP 1 (for AA & MEP 2015) will be released !

Today this SP 1 for AA & MEP 2015 is in Beta Test ... and will include the ACAD SP 1 ...

 

 

 

Patrice ( Supporting Troops ) - Autodesk Expert Elite
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Message 13 of 56
pendean
in reply to: rereese

The update is for plain AutoCAD, where you are posting: you did not communicate your version. Verticals come later usually for patches.

Another user, using ARCH, is also having difficulties with DDEDIT's replacement in another thread: since MEP is built on ARCH, you too should probably move to the correct forum for discussions with your peers about possible fixes too.

 

Be sure to report this bug to Autodesk, posting here is not the best solution:
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=1109794
If you are a subscription user, you can report through the Subscription Center as well (as in do it twice). No one else is going to do it for you.

Message 14 of 56
rkmcswain
in reply to: pendean

Be sure to report this bug to Autodesk, posting here is not the best solution:
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=1109794
If you are a subscription user, you can report through the Subscription Center as well (as in do it twice). No one else is going to do it for you.

To the OP, ........This. ^^^

Do this. Otherwise, Autodesk doesn't know about it, or they know about it less.

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Message 15 of 56
3wood
in reply to: rereese

It looks this kind of complain is quite popular whenever new version arrives. For user's interface, I would suggest new version same as the old one as default, just give the user a choice at the beginning -' We have a new interface, would you want to try?' and the default options is 'No, thanks.'

 

Message 16 of 56
braudpat
in reply to: 3wood

 

Hello

 

I suggest one other improvment with new releases ...

 

<Humour ON>

We have new features & new commands, do you want to disable them ?

Default answer is YES !

<Humour OFF>

 

Patrice ( Supporting Troops ) - Autodesk Expert Elite
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Message 17 of 56
rkmcswain
in reply to: braudpat

braudpat wrote:

I suggest one other improvment with new releases ...

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We have new features & new commands, do you want to disable them ?

Default answer is YES !

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You can already do that, don't upgrade.

If you're on subscription, don't install newer versions.

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Message 18 of 56
pendean
in reply to: braudpat

I like it 🙂
Message 19 of 56
BeKirra
in reply to: rkmcswain

To the OP and rkmcswain, This is my answer/suggestion:

Please mark "Accept as Solution" and "Like" if my reply resolves the issue and it will help when others need helps.
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A circle is the locus of a cursor, starting and ending at the same point on a plane in model space or in layout such that its distance from a given coordinates (X,Y) is always constant.
X² + Y² = C²
Message 20 of 56
vandenoosterkamp
in reply to: BeKirra

Changing ddedit to textedit is quite a serious issue imo. I realy can't remember any function to stop working. After typing ucs 3 is still an option allthough not displayed anymore.

 

I hope they will bring back ddedit because it's to simply keep on working the way one used to.

 

@TS: I use d instead of dd for ddedit, it's less typing 😉

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