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  1. Hi all, I have to modify and rotate assemblies very very often on a daily bases. Copy one assembly to a new location, and I have to modify it and then change the angle (I make a model for pipelines and cable-lines . Often there is a similar part with different slope for next segment.) What I do: - Select assembly parts (in Advance Steel I have a custom command assigned) - input R for rotate - select the base point for rotation - enter R for reference - select the same base rotation point as before - select second point for reference - select the new point on target line (instead of typing angle) Is there a macro or something which could allow me to - select assembly parts - start the command - pick 3 points for rotate: base point, point on start line and point on target line? It looks similar, but if I do this 100 times a day, and in a routine forget to select the second time base point or similar... I have searched (not enough, obviously) , but most of Rotate macro/lisp are for text / block - I need it for multiple objects (using Advance Steel on ACad platform). From some toppics discussing Rotate I got an impression that Macro can't do it... Thanks in advance, cheers
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