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  1. Hi everyone, I want to create an AutoCAD Lisp with the following content: 1. Select objects. 2. Move the selected objects to the center of any bounding box. Thank you for reading and helping !
  2. Hello, I have just stepped into .Net and I am currently having difficulty determining the point I have just chosen on the Object (here is the circle) I have read this post and I use the class DisplacementJig to move the circle: https://www.keanw.com/2013/12/moving-text-in-an-autocad-block-us...
  3. Hi all, I am new to the forum in being an actual member, but have referenced these threads for quite a while when google searching for a specific need. However, my most recent search has drawn very little help and nothing specific to what I am desiring for my CAD needs. There is something similar in...
  4. OK, I know I have changed some setting, but I don't know what. When you select an entity to move it or copy it, there is supposed to be a shadow of the object which follows the cursor - so you can see where you're putting it. Somehow I have lost the "shadow." I can still copy or move, but I feel as...
  5. I'm playing around with 2013 (full version) and when I select MOVE (ribbon or "M") the object, as well as everything that it's connected to moves....?? Could someone tell me how to modify this? I can't figure it out! I just want the object I've selected to move! I'm also on an iMac...........
  6. Hi peoples, I've got a new challenge: Is there a Lisp that moves selected objects to an exisitng, specified layer? I want to be able to select objects on the screen, type in a short command, and they automatically go to a certain layer (let's call it "Layer 1"). Having looked everywhere...
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