problem with right mouse click

[nicola]

I have a problem with the right mouse click:
when I write any command and then I immediately press the right key to give Enter nothing happens. At the second attempt the command starts.
Else if I wait a few moments and then click, then the command immediately takes it.
With enter from the keyboard no problem.
I think it's a latency problem but I have no idea how and where to look to solve.

thank you and greetings

[pendean]

Turn off DYNMODE (F12 button), does your problem go away?

[Anonymous]

Yes, I did it immediately (otherwise it was unusable), but even so there is a delay in the answer of at least half a second.
thank you

[pendean]

Restart AutoCADLT, open a blank new file, draw a dozen things: still see a delay?

[Anonymous]

No, it also does it on an empty acad file just started.

By trying to give the same command continuously (example: "L" right click) it does random 60-70% of the times and sometimes does it continuously and then resume randomly.
 
An important thing that I had not noticed before,
it is not the input not to arrive but it is just autocad that reacts differently:
when he takes the command this activates;
when he does not take the command, the command line changes from white to gray and the cursor disappears from the screen! (obviously keeping the mouse still immobile otherwise the command line always turns gray) then moving the mouse the cursor reappears.
Anyway, thanks again

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

I finally identified the problem !!!
I reinstalled everything and tried step by step to use the right button:
everything is OK until you disable the "shortcut menu in the drawing area - with right button" (in preference to user).
If you disable the shortcut menu, problems begin.
Since I hate that menu I just have to understand how and why this happens and how to solve it altogether.
At least so I can work.

🙂

[pendean · Accepted solution]

Ah, you wish to hide about a 1/4 of the abilities of AutoCAD, got it.

Turn on speed clicking for that button instead: do it fast you get <enter>, do it slow you get the menu. You can control the speed if you are a slow-clicker.

[nicola · Accepted solution]

Thank you!
great suggestion.
in this way it does not give me the problem (which for me is more important) and in addition I do not lose the menu.

[mycps]

That does sound like a latency issue. It could be caused by mouse driver delays, software conflicts, or even input lag from your system. Have you tried using a different mouse to see if the issue persists? Also, updating or reinstalling mouse drivers might help. If you're using any custom key mapping software, that could be worth checking too.