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Hi guys, I'm trying to add my own toolbar/pallete however you'd like to phrase it, to my AutoCAD LT 2020. I have the files on my mac as XTP files, i can't find a way to add them to my AutoCAD. Id really appreciate any help, if you can link me to maybe even a video tutorial on youtube id greatly appreciate it.
TPs are from the Windows version of AutoCAD/LT, they do not exist in the MAC versions: did you just switch platforms, or are Windows users trying to share libraries with you?
hi, im trying to share a library of XTP files, its an exported tool pallet i am trying to import so i can have use of the pallet on mac, is there any way to do this or will i need to run windows AutoCAD lt in bootcamp ?
Tool Palettes are not available in AutoCAD for Mac, so you cannot import XTP files from PC version.
What kind of tools do you have on your custom Tool Palettes on Windows side?
I'm asking, because you can use ToolSets Palette and Blocks Palette (formerly Content Palette) on Mac. Maybe it is possible to put some of your tools to ToolSets and Blocks Palettes.
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>>>...or will i need to run windows AutoCAD lt in bootcamp ...<<<< If you are in an office and you don't like to be different,unique and have everything especially done for you alone, or you do it all yourself, then that's an option you need to decide on.
Otherwise on a MAC you will need to create your own access to those library blocks as noted by @maxim_k above. Most MAC users have no problem going it alone so to speak, it's why you are on that platform after all.
Basically what it is, is hardware symbols to drag and drop onto my 2D lighting schematics. I would like to be able to do what i do on windows, click on them and drop them into my 2D drawings. Its a number of things like cables we have set in this palette as a layer, sensors, and other hardware symbols. Can you maybe help me do that maxim ?
In previous versions of AutoCAD for Mac the Content tab existed as a separate palette and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UtvH5h1Nic you can find video review of Content Palette (now Content tab of Blocks Palette) functionality.
