Problem with picking points

[dawidtymiukA92S]

Hello. 
I have a problem. When i write coordination (for example line) i chose 50.50. And then when i want to choose another location AutoCAD give me only posibility to write length and angle, but i want to choose length for Y and X axis. And i dont know how to change that. Can someone hel me ? 

[imadHabash]

Hi and Welcome to AutoCAD Forum,

Usually in AutoCAD when you start drawing lines and after picking first point .. just move your cursor for your needed direction then enter the length that you need. >> Click <<  
Also you can enable or disable the dynamic input and command prompt that are seen at the crosshairs when drawing in AutoCAD by pressing F12  and/or Change the DYNMODE system variable value . >> Click << 

[RSomppi]

Turn off Dynamic Input.

[dawidtymiukA92S]

And what if i still want to see information near my mouse? Before that problem i was able to write values with dynamic input but without need to put angel value.
What i want is to have dynamic input (because it's helpful) and have possibility to write values for X and Y. Not length and angel.

[dawidtymiukA92S]

And what if i still want to see information near my mouse? Before that problem i was able to write values with dynamic input but without need to put angel value.
What i want is to have dynamic input (because it's helpful) and have possibility to write values for X and Y. Not length and angel.

[RSomppi]

Maybe it's Object Snap or Polar Tracking.

[imadHabash]

X and Y direction will follow your mouse cursor .. just move your cursor for your needed direction then enter your distance. Also F8 ( Ortho ) will give you a direct straight lines . 

[dawidtymiukA92S]

i see when i type # i have what i want. But i have to type # every time. Is there a way to Just type it once and every next line etc. will work with #

[dawidtymiukA92S]

Okay i've found that. Thanks for help

[Kent1Cooper]

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@dawidtymiukA92S wrote:
i see when i type # i have what i want. But i have to type # every time. Is there a way to Just type it once and every next line etc. will work with #

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Maybe this is what you say you've found [Message 9], but since you didn't specify, and for others' benefit:

Set the DYNPICOORDS System Variable to 1.