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AIR_123
718 Vistas, 13 Respuestas

Shift + Ortho

Please help. Not sure what happened, but shift as temporary override is not working as expected anymore.

Pressing shift while in line/xline command, permanently change ortho mode setting. Before it was temporary.

See below the behavior. As soon as I'm in xline/line command, I press shift and move mouse, ortho mode changes to 1 or 0 permanently.

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pendean
en respuesta a: AIR_123

Did you restart AutoCAD yet? Not seeing that issue here or a way to make holding SHIFT down permanently setting ORTHO unless your keyboard key is stuck down (you'll need to test with a different keyboard).

TheCADnoob
en respuesta a: AIR_123

What's the string in your CUI for that override?

 

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This is what is in mine

^P'_.orthomode $M=$(if,$(and,$(getvar,orthomode),1),$(-,$(getvar,orthomode),1),$(+,$(getvar,orthomode),1))

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: TheCADnoob

its this
^P'_.orthomode $M=$(if,$(and,$(getvar,orthomode),1),$(-,$(getvar,orthomode),1),$(+,$(getvar,orthomode),1))

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: pendean

sure. even installed latest PC updates...
this happened after vacation. I don't remember I did something special in ACAD before leave...
Seems like a bug or something...

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pendean
en respuesta a: AIR_123


@AIR_123 wrote:

sure. even installed latest PC updates...
this happened after vacation. I don't remember I did something special in ACAD before leave...
Seems like a bug or something...

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If its an AutoCAD bug, it seems unique to your setup so far: can you share a screenshot of your AutoCAD's ABOUT command pop-up please? If you can capture the entire RIBBON and program full window like this below that would be great too

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You might end up having to RESET AutoCAD I suspect.

TheCADnoob
en respuesta a: AIR_123

Is this on a laptop?

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: pendean

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: TheCADnoob

yes

pendean
en respuesta a: AIR_123

@AIR_123 You are missing the 2024.1 Update: ABOUT command will confirm what you have installed. If not, get it from your Autodesk Account Page here https://manage.autodesk.com/cep/#products-services/updates

 

Restart your PC afterwards.

If that did not help...  start a support ticket through your subscription portal as explained here
https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-find-my-sup... 

 

HTH

TheCADnoob
en respuesta a: AIR_123


@AIR_123 wrote:

yes


Some laptops have issues with AutoCAD and shift Keys. The way to 'fix' that is to create a new override. That said im not certain that is your issue, but it may make for a solution. Did your laptop recently get updated?

 

If you plug in an external keyboard, does it make a difference?

 

What is your language setting set to for your OS?

 

 

 

 

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: TheCADnoob


@TheCADnoob wrote:

@AIR_123 wrote:

yes


Some laptops have issues with AutoCAD and shift Keys. The way to 'fix' that is to create a new override. That said im not certain that is your issue, but it may make for a solution. Did your laptop recently get updated?

 

If you plug in an external keyboard, does it make a difference?

 

What is your language setting set to for your OS?

 

 

 

 


 

Well, its the first time I have this on my laptop. I do indeed updated laptop recently, but it was after issue occurred. Update did not affected the behavior in positive way. 

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AIR_123
en respuesta a: pendean

Ok, thanks. I will check this update.

 

AIR_123
en respuesta a: AIR_123

Problem seems to be solved with suggested update