What Base Point is AutoCAD choosing if I drag objects from one draing to another with the 'Paste as Block'-option.
It's not the geometric Center of the dragged geometry, it seems to be different every time?
Thx
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What Base Point is AutoCAD choosing if I drag objects from one draing to another with the 'Paste as Block'-option.
It's not the geometric Center of the dragged geometry, it seems to be different every time?
Thx
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by cadffm. Go to Solution.
Nothing to do with the kind of paste, just a question of how to copy!
COPYCLIP / CTRL+C
Uses the lower/left corner of a imagine boundary rectangle
What you need is COPYBASE!
CTRL+SHIFT+C
Sebastian
Nothing to do with the kind of paste, just a question of how to copy!
COPYCLIP / CTRL+C
Uses the lower/left corner of a imagine boundary rectangle
What you need is COPYBASE!
CTRL+SHIFT+C
Sebastian
Thx, I know the COPYBASE
but when dragging individual objects from one drawing to another (with the right buttom mouse)
AutoCAD is auto making an anonymous BLOCK, when choosing Paste a Block in the Shortmenu.
The location of the Base Point of this BLOCK in this situation, that I don't understand.
Thx, I know the COPYBASE
but when dragging individual objects from one drawing to another (with the right buttom mouse)
AutoCAD is auto making an anonymous BLOCK, when choosing Paste a Block in the Shortmenu.
The location of the Base Point of this BLOCK in this situation, that I don't understand.
I already answered this too. but I was wrong
Sorry: Please wait some minute
Sebastian
I already answered this too. but I was wrong
Sorry: Please wait some minute
Sebastian
It's the position of your crosshair!
(where the crosshair is located at starting the drag-function)
Sebastian
It's the position of your crosshair!
(where the crosshair is located at starting the drag-function)
Sebastian
Exactely! of course... Thank you!
Exactely! of course... Thank you!
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