what device are you using?
Many of the custom functions on my devices are controlled by their proprietary software
CADnoob
What mouse do you have? Do you have its SW driver installed? The command should be set in that driver, not in autocad. You may set the commands directly (eg. "UNDO" or "U") or use key shortcuts, as I do.
Edit: Your subject is too long, I did not see the end. So look at THIS tutorial, use "Typing key" option for command setting (not sure if there has to be space at end or not) or Keystroke for key shortcut.
Not all device drivers use profiles i.e. "option for autocad".
In order to help you with your problem i my first understand your problem. What device are you using?
If your mouse customization are working in other applications then it should work in Autocad. Undo is not specific to Autocad.
CADnoob
@Anonymous wrote:
My subject "clearly" says Corsair M65 RGB. THAT IS THE MOUSE I USE.
Sorry about that. As I've said, its quite long and the forum trims that... (yes, its shown in full size on next page, but I've focus on the contents)
I use this with windows 10 pro.
Unfortunately, the driver for my mouse is different with the mouse you posted pictures here. This is a different driver. This tutorial you mentioned has nothing to do with Autocad. Again, I am not talking about keyboard shortcuts.
I'm using different multi-button mouses for a decade. So trust me, shortcuts are most reliable way to go. Or very simple words, like single or double letter commands/aliases.
>> In your driver:
- Create a new profile, call it Autocad, link profile to actual program by its name acad.exe.
- Assign the "U" letter on one of the buttons - letter U works for UNDO in autocad by default.
- if you decide to use a shortcut, you need to assign the same one in both Autocad-CUI and mouse driver.
