Dear sir,
some comands are not working in autocad LT 2016, list is given below.So i kindly request you to help me regarding this issue.
1-flatten
2-overkill
3-text count
4-text circle.
Hi Shivprasad,
Think your Express menu can not work properly.
Follow up the steps:
1) Execute the menuload command and unload from loaded customization groups EXPRESS. (after select be careful).
2) press the brouse button and reload the cuix file from C:\Users\profile name\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2016\R20.1\enu\Support\acetmain.cuix
now check !!!!
I have a similar problem. I imported a topo dwg (3 D) for use in a LT 2016 drawing I am doing. How do I flatten it so that the lines I draw on it have zero for Z coordinates? Right now, any line I draw has a Z coordinate. I don't want to have to individually reset the Z start and stop ends to 0 for each line I draw within the boundary of the imported topo.
This macro has a few problems
^C^C_move;_all;;0,0,0;0,0,1e99;_move;_p;;0,0,0;0,0,-1e99;
You can try it if you wish
You could also select items of certain types and change their z manually to 0
eg select all lines and change their start and end z to 0.
Howard Walker
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This macro used to work with earlier versions of Autocad LT, but it appears that this macro is no longer useful with Autocad LT 2017. Has anyone else have luck with flattening lines in the newer versions of LT?
Agreed, the macro does have issues. When I accidentally used it on a hatch, the grips disappeared. After much troubleshooting on my part, had to send the file to AutoCAD support. They found that the hatch was on an extreme elevation and not even the FLATTEN command in their full ($4k) version of AutoCAD knew what to do with it, as it produced an error. The manual method of changing the z coordinate back to 0 in Properties is the best solution we have for now. Just wanted others to read this in case they had issues after using the macro. I've deleted that macro, as it causes more problems than it's worth.
So, the solution/lesson is the simplest (and cheapest), change z in the properties to zero.
Thanks Steven. I'm glad it works for you. I remember the relief I felt when I had used it the first few times, thinking it was gong to solve this issue for me. For the work I do, until there is a better solution, I don't think it's wise for me to use it anymore given the possible issues.
It's too bad there isn't an easy tool for taking everything to z=0 in LT, without having to do it manually. Who knows, maybe they're working on it, since they LOVE all of us LT users so much! 😉
Use Quick Select,
Choose Lie, and Add to conditions:
Line:
Start Z - Not Equal - 0
End Z - Not Equal - 0
Click on selecting object icon to select all the objects. and click ok,
It's done
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