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How to reset the command rectangle from the sub-commands?

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Anonymous
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How to reset the command rectangle from the sub-commands?

How to get outside from the sub-commands of rectangle command in Autocad?

When I use the rectangle command and I select a sub-commands such as chamfer of fillet, Autocad memorizes this choice and automatically it will have this sub-command selected for my next use of rectangle. How can I reset the normal use of rectangle? I saw that a possible way is to write '0' for every sub-command the prompt is asking, but I was wondering if there is a faster way to reset the command?

 

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imadHabash
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>> I saw that a possible way is to write '0' for every sub-command the prompt is asking

That's right … you have to reset the value manually as you did or close the CAD drawing and open it again .

 

Imad Habash

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ВeekeeCZ
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You can use a LIST (or menu macro - button?) that will reset all values before you run the command.

 

(defun c:RectangRes () (command-s "_.RECTANG" "_F" 0 "_E" 0 "_T" 0 "_W" 0) (princ))

HERE  is a simple tutorial of how to use a LISP in case you don't know already.

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