Selection cycling in the ADJUST command

[alekalex]

Hi!

I can not cycle between several overlaying lines when I am in the command ADJUST. You first select the command ADJUST, then select the adjust lines (at this point, cycling selection works) and enter, to then select the lines wich have to be cut. Once you select the lines wich have to be cut, the cycling selection doesn't work anymore. I have a crossed circle sign wich appear on any overlaying line.
Is it an Autocad bug? Is there a way to be able to select a line to cut wich is under another???
I would be very thankful for any help.

Thanks.

Alex

[pendean]

ADJUST command?

[alekalex]

Sorry, in English, it's TRIM (adjust is in French)

I'm using autocad 2015, and this didn't happen in the previous versions.

[sthompson1021]

It does appear to be broken in 2015

[Ron-C]

WOW !

Indeed does NOT work correctly in 2015

Ron

[alekalex]

Thanks very much for your quick answer.
But then, what can I do?   😉

Are the people from Autodesk reading those messages?

[sthompson1021]

Here is a link to report the bug to autodesk.

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=1109794
This thread may or may not be seen by anyone from autodesk so that is the best way to make sure they know about it.

[pendean]

Perhaps for now you can select all overlapping lines with a crossing windows then unselect by clicking the top line... .

[alekalex · Accepted solution]

Thanks Pendean but this doesn't work inside the TRIM command.

Thanks for all for your replies. I sent a report to Autodesk.

[nestly2]

I just figured out that the new COMMANDPREVIEW feature interferes with Selection Cycling.  Disabling Command Preview seems to restore Selection Cycling to it's previous version behavior. 

[arin_abboud]

you're awesome !