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  1. I just doesnt know that I can put it like @100,2. So if want slope 1:1.5 i just type @1.5,1 and that it. Thanks!
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  2. That is definitely how I've learned, cribbing from other routines. What are you still trying to accomplish? It seems that if you are creating an xline with a specific slope, it is just as easy to type: XLINE (enter 1st point) @100,2 I'm not sure how you would speed up much other than avoid typing the @ symbol. Unless you want to add multiple xlines of the same specific slope (and didn't want to just use the copy command.)
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  3. Another idea as its a simple shape not a "U" shape then a average centroid could be found quickly so this would give a direction for the text cen pt -> pt angle just use co-ords of pline. As you pick a point it also picks the pline hence co-ords. Just use a radial offset point for the text location it could check the brg and offset more to make text correct offset to outside with a bit of a fuzzy factor. Technically could look at brgs of the two matching line edges and get a 1/2 angle.
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