08-01-2017
07:01 AM
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08-01-2017
07:01 AM
If you have your custom items isolated from the AutoCAD environment, then it's really easy.
Otherwise it's a royal pain, because you've either got to use the migration tool Autodesk provides and trust/hope that it does what you want, or you've got to manually parse your custom data out of the stock AutoCAD files (pgp, menu files, etc.).
It also depends on what exactly you mean by "custom settings". If that only means shortcuts in the PGP file, that is pretty easy. But if you mean tool palettes, custom menu entries, background color, command line font, autoloaded lisp files, templates, plot styles, etc. - then it gets a bit more complex.
I would suggest you look into isolating all of these things from the AutoCAD environment - keep them all in a single place, then when it comes time to make the next move, you know where it's all, and you can pick it all up and copy/move it in one easy step.
Otherwise it's a royal pain, because you've either got to use the migration tool Autodesk provides and trust/hope that it does what you want, or you've got to manually parse your custom data out of the stock AutoCAD files (pgp, menu files, etc.).
It also depends on what exactly you mean by "custom settings". If that only means shortcuts in the PGP file, that is pretty easy. But if you mean tool palettes, custom menu entries, background color, command line font, autoloaded lisp files, templates, plot styles, etc. - then it gets a bit more complex.
I would suggest you look into isolating all of these things from the AutoCAD environment - keep them all in a single place, then when it comes time to make the next move, you know where it's all, and you can pick it all up and copy/move it in one easy step.