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NUDGE command
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01-28-2000
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OK, I admit it. I haven't tried very hard to make this work. I have tried,
but one component is making it difficult for me, a novice lisp
writer/architectural drawing fool.
What I'm looking for is a freebie:
I used to use a mac & a program called "powercad". It had a command called
"nudge" which allowed you to preselect objects, then hit the 4 arrow keys to
move the selection set on the orthogonal axes.
the nudge amount is a preset (but variable) amount - and it's an incredibly
useful tool.
is there an acad friendly equivalent out there?
thanks for reading this far.
but one component is making it difficult for me, a novice lisp
writer/architectural drawing fool.
What I'm looking for is a freebie:
I used to use a mac & a program called "powercad". It had a command called
"nudge" which allowed you to preselect objects, then hit the 4 arrow keys to
move the selection set on the orthogonal axes.
the nudge amount is a preset (but variable) amount - and it's an incredibly
useful tool.
is there an acad friendly equivalent out there?
thanks for reading this far.