I can't put the x, y axes on the origin of the drawing.

[Giovannino60]

I can't put the x, y axes on the origin of the drawing. I click on the axes but I can't move the axes, with the mouse I move the axes but then they come back. I wrote UCS on the command line, clicked enter, take the axes with the mouse and put them on the drawing but then they return to the bottom left. What can I do? Thank you

[CyberAngel]

Use the UCSICON command with the ORigin option. Your icon will appear at the origin, unless the origin is not visible.

[Giovannino60]

I have not understood. Do you intend to click on the move command, that of the attached icon?

[Giovannino60]

If I move the drawing to the origin of the axes that I see at the bottom left, if I then zoom in on the drawing, do you not see the axes?

[CyberAngel]

The UCS icon is there as an indicator. It's not really part of the drawing.

 

If you want it to appear at the actual 0,0 point, type UCSICON at the command prompt and press Enter. One of the options is ORigin. Type OR and press Enter. From then on, as long as the 0,0 point is visible, the icon will appear there. But it's not part of the drawing, it's part of the interface.

 

The MOVE command is not involved.

[Giovannino60]

I move the axes to the bottom left of my drawing, I don't understand how you explained it to me? Thank you

[Giovannino60]

I carry it with the mouse on my drawing but it does not stop, with the mouse and with the keyboard sending, it returns to the bottom left?

[steven-g]

Use the ucsicon command and choose the option "selectable" it can be turned off so make sure it is on.

[Giovannino60]

I don't understand, I am attaching the images, what should I do?

If I put 0 the Cartesian axes disappear...

Thank you

Edited September 2, 2022 by Giovannino60

[Giovannino60]

I solved, it was enough to put UCSICON = 3, instead I had 1.

[Giovannino60]

I probably moved the axes to an edge of the drawing, see attached image, but it is not yet what I have to do to correctly bring the plant in a software for modeling the energy certification, as the software tells me that I have not modeled the file on the absolute origin 0 of the drawing, how can I do?

Thank you

[Giovannino60]

I also tried to do this, but it's not good. To post the drawing in 0.0.0, I selected it> move> #> 0> 0, but the value in the cell takes zero but clicking enter again returns a series of numbers as at the beginning and the drawing does not move.

[lrm]

I think what your goal is to set the WORLD UCS to a specific point in your drawing. When you see the icon below it signifies the location of the custom UCS (not world) at its 0,0,0 location.

If the custom UCS is not within the current view then it is shown in the lower left corner and not at its origin.

 

If the WORLD UCS is active the UCS icon will include a box.

 

If you want to modify the location of the WORLD UCS to a specific location (e.g., the center of the top arc) make sure the WORLD UCS is active (UCS [Enter][Enter]) then give the MOVE command followed by ALL (to select all) [Enter] click on the point where you want the origin (OSNAP CEN in this example) and then enter 0,0,0.

 

 

 

 

[Giovannino60]

I solved it in much the same way you advised me.

1) I selected all the drawing

2) I clicked on the move command (the icon with the cross)

3) I clicked #

4) I clicked 0,0

5) enter