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Group Function Not working

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Message 1 of 18
Anonymous
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Group Function Not working

ACLT2000 on a Windows XP machine.

In the last day, one of our users has lost his ability to Group. Whether he
selects objects and then pulls down "Group" from the tools menu or vice
versa, the objects do not group. The command line text doesn't give any
errors or other indication of what is happening.

Any leads appreciated....

- Steve
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Message 2 of 18
pendean
in reply to: Anonymous

PICKSTYLE variable, explore it in HELP.

Dean
Message 3 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Are you sure grouping is turned on?

ctrl+shift+A turns the group function on/off
Message 4 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Thank you, The Ctrl-Shift-A fixed my issue with grouping.

Message 5 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

I happened to randomly past this answer with the same problem, thanks for this. Have a lovely week!

Message 6 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

I am having a similar problem, but the 'group' function does not exist on my mouse.

 

I have tried ctrl+shift+A but this does nothing.

 

 

How do l change my settings to put 'group' back onto my mouse command?

Message 7 of 18
pendean
in reply to: Anonymous

Which LT version?
Do you have the RIBBON on or off?
Did you look up GROUP command in HELP to see how it works and where to find it?

CTRL+SHIFT+A toggles PICKSTYLE variable on/off, it has nothing to do with starting any group command or function. Explore PICKSTYLE in HELP, you want it to stay on if you want to use groups.
Message 8 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

thank you. I also had this same problem. Grouping is a time saver for me and losing it was causing great frustration. Thanks for posting the solution. Ctrl- Shift -A!

 

 

Message 9 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Awesome

Message 10 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

thank you brother. your answer absolutely solved my problem too. 

Message 11 of 18
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

In Plant 3D the only way I can get it to work is to key in -group then name it then give it a description then it will finally create the group.

 

Pickstyle setting did nothing and yes my group was turned on.

 

Command: -GROUP

Command: Enter a group option
[?/Order/Add/Remove/Explode/REName/Selectable/Create] <Create>: C

Enter a group name or [?]: hose

Enter a group description: reel

Select objects: Specify opposite corner: 20 found

Message 12 of 18
lakopyan
in reply to: Anonymous

Had the same issue and this solved it. Thanks!

Message 13 of 18
dburkeL5LDY
in reply to: Anonymous

hi,

 

im having the same issue.

did you manage to sort it out??

Message 14 of 18
yasmine.medjahed
in reply to: Anonymous

thank you, it works
Message 15 of 18
davidgoodpe
in reply to: Anonymous

Type in CONFIG this opens the Configuration dialogue box. Pick the Selection tab. Under Selection Modes, check the Object Grouping box. Pick Apply. 

 

davidgoodpe_0-1683750730479.png

 

Message 16 of 18
pendean
in reply to: davidgoodpe


@davidgoodpe wrote:

Type in CONFIG this opens the Configuration dialogue box. Pick the Selection tab. Under Selection Modes, check the Object Grouping box. Pick Apply. 


Greetings.

 

Do you mean this? PICKSTYLE command, already discussed

pendean_0-1683751721504.png

 

pendean_1-1683751765904.png

 

Message 17 of 18
davidgoodpe
in reply to: pendean

This is for the Group command.
Message 18 of 18
pendean
in reply to: davidgoodpe

@davidgoodpe indeed it is, the topic of this discussion is GROUP: are you unfamiliar with what PICKSTYLE variable affects by chance? From HELP
https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2023/ENU/?guid=GUID-0F1D2321-E474-48AA-9179-98F17CCCA239

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