gray tool tips block my view on plan. How can I turn off?

gray tool tips block my view on plan. How can I turn off?

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gray tool tips block my view on plan. How can I turn off?

Anonymous
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When working on a plan, I pick a command and a grey list of tool tips appears.  It will block the area I am working on and I can't select what is beneath it. I zoom in and out to get around it, but that is inconvenient.  How can I toggle this on and off?  Thanks a bunch.

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ara_neresesian
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HI

As we don't have your file to test Please tell us

1-is it happening alwasye on every drawing or in spatial file?

2-is it happening on a new drawings ?

3-did you tried your file in  other computers?

 

if you can send a screen capture from your display

 

Good Luck

 

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neaton
Advisor
Advisor

You could be seeing Dynamic Input. Turn it off at the command line with DYNMODE = 0 or make the change from the Status Bar or Drafting Settings. A snapshot of what you are seeing would help us to help you.

Nancy

 

Dyninput.PNG


@Anonymous wrote:

When working on a plan, I pick a command and a grey list of tool tips appears.  It will block the area I am working on and I can't select what is beneath it. I zoom in and out to get around it, but that is inconvenient.  How can I toggle this on and off?  Thanks a bunch.


 

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Anonymous
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Thanks for trying to help me.  Yes it does happen on every plan and on every computer.  I'm not sure tool tip is the right term.  Here is an example:

 

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Anonymous
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Thanks for trying to help me on this.  I don't think I have the right term for my problem. 

here is an example:image.png

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imadHabash
Consultant
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HI,

 

Q:is there certain command that this Tip appeared under?

 

maybe ROLLOVERTIPS system variable will help if you change it to ( 0 ) Zero.

 

Regards,

Imad Habash

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neaton
Advisor
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What version of ACAD are you using and are you using a computer with 4k resolution by any chance? Does any of this help:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/4k-display-problem/m-p/6784995#M157194

Nancy

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Erense
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@Anonymous

 

This gray bar is your Commandline history showing.

 

Try docking your commandline at the bottom of your screen so it shows 3 lines of text instead of the 1 in the floating commandline.

 

Hope this helps.

If my post answers your question, please click the "Accept as Solution" button. This helps everyone find answers more quickly!

Kind regards,

Edwin Rense
Cadac Group AEC BV
Supporting Consultant AEC
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Anonymous
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Good thought, but I tried ROLLOVERTIPS and the grey text area is still there.  The information it gives is like a status update of what you are doing or have just done.

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Anonymous
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@cadacerense wrote:

@Anonymous

 

This gray bar is your Commandline history showing.

 

Try docking your commandline at the bottom of your screen so it shows 3 lines of text instead of the 1 in the floating commandline.

 

Hope this helps.


You gave me something to work with. I did a search on turning off commandline history and found that the variable CLIPROMPTLINES set to 0 turns this off.  Thanks for directing me!!

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