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Hi All,
I have a simple routine that used to work as a transparent command. It finds the centroid of a bunch of selected points. I used to be able to transparently use this during the line command. While in the line command, I could select other snap points around the drawing and the program would find the point at the centroid of my selection and continue the line command to that point. I could use the command at any time while drawing lines. Now with 2022, if I start the line command and then immediately run the program, the start point of my line will be the centroid as expected. However, if I have started to draw the line and am attempting to select the next point, the program seems turn of the cursor, turn off the rubber-band line, does not appear to snap to anything, but the coordinates in the status bar update. When exiting out of the transparent command, the line comes back alive from some random point I can not verify...it might be the centroid of random picks on the screen, but I can't tell what I've picked.
Have any system variables changed that affect this behavior? Or, is this method of programming just obsolete?
AutoCAD 2022 on Windows 10 Pro 64 bit.
Solved! Go to Solution.