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Working for a former employer their AutoCAD was set up so that I could change views & UCS quickly with the number pad i.e. 2(front) 4 (left) 5 (Top)... etc. and doubling the number would change the view and the UCS. Does anyone know if there is an easy way to accomplish this? I don't see anyway to create shortcut keys or alias to accomplish this. Does this require programming knowledge? It was very useful and I grew very accustomed to using these shortcuts.
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Look into the CUI (custom user interface). There is a section for keyboard shortcuts where you can assign commands to keystrokes
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Just basic customization skills needed to be able to write such LISP based macros (using LISP because that way you can assign a name to it). Here is one example.
(defun c:2 () (command "_.view" "_front") (princ))
Although not sure how your 22 command should work. Would you copy-paste the command-line listing to see how would you perform the desired behavior manually?
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Awesome! Thanks, it automatically changes the UCS doing this but I'm happy I can easily change views now and I'll keep playing with it.