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ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« on: November 05, 2004, 09:02:11 AM »
Hello,

For some reason I am not able to shift + right mouse button to access my Osnaps anymore. I tried reloading The ACAD menu but that didn't help either. That leads me to believe that there is a variable that controls that but I can not find it. Does anyone know why this may be happening and what the solution is?

Thank you


Mark

Dommy2Hotty

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2004, 10:47:52 AM »
Open the ACAD.MNS.  Right around line 32 is the AUX2 section.  It should read:
Code: [Select]
***AUX2
$P0=SNAP $p0=*
$P0=SNAP $p0=*


Right around line 42 is the ***POP0 section.  it should read:
Code: [Select]

***POP0
**SNAP
               [&Object Snap Cursor Menu]
ID_Tracking    [Temporary trac&k point]_tt
ID_From        [&From]_from
ID_MidTwoPts   [Mid Bet&ween 2 Points]_m2p
ID_MnPointFi   [->Poin&t Filters]
ID_PointFilx     [.X].X
ID_PointFily     [.Y].Y
ID_PointFilz     [.Z].Z
                 [--]
ID_PointFixy     [.XY].XY
ID_PointFixz     [.XZ].XZ
ID_PointFiyz     [<-.YZ].YZ
               [--]
ID_OsnapEndp   [&Endpoint]_endp
ID_OsnapMidp   [&Midpoint]_mid
ID_OsnapInte   [&Intersection]_int
ID_OsnapAppa   [&Apparent Intersect]_appint
ID_OsnapExte   [E&xtension]_ext
               [--]
ID_OsnapCent   [&Center]_cen
ID_OsnapQuad   [&Quadrant]_qua
ID_OsnapTang   [Tan&gent]_tan
               [--]
ID_OsnapPerp   [&Perpendicular]_per
ID_OsnapPara   [Para&llel]_par
ID_OsnapNode   [No&de]_nod
ID_OsnapInse   [In&sert]_ins
ID_OsnapNear   [Nea&rest]_nea
ID_OsnapNone   [&None]_non
               [--]
ID_Osnap       [&Osnap Settings...]'_+dsettings 2


Check that out...

PDJ

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #2 on: November 05, 2004, 12:35:58 PM »
Have you checked to make sure something didn't get switched in your preferences?? Check tool, options, user preferences and then click on right-click customization, make sure short cut menu is selected for all three modes.

Sometimes strange things get reset when using lisp routines and other programs.

Dommy2Hotty

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #3 on: November 05, 2004, 12:43:54 PM »
Quote from: PDJ
Have you checked to make sure something didn't get switched in your preferences?? Check tool, options, user preferences and then click on right-click customization, make sure short cut menu is selected for all three modes.

Sometimes strange things get reset when using lisp routines and other programs.


Even if shortcut menus are turned off, you still have the function of shift+right click (AUX2).

ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #4 on: November 05, 2004, 12:44:59 PM »
Hey Dommy,

Thanks for the answer but I do have the code there (see below) and it is still not working????

Hey PD, I did check all of the Options

Anymore ideas?

Thanks

Mark

***AUX2
$P0=SNAP $p0=*
$P0=SNAP $p0=*

***AUX3
$P0=SNAP $p0=*

***AUX4
$P0=SNAP $p0=*

***POP0
**SNAP
               [&Object Snap Cursor Menu]
ID_Tracking    [Temporary trac&k point]_tt
ID_From        [&From]_from
ID_MnPointFi   [->Poin&t Filters]
ID_PointFilx     [.X].X
ID_PointFily     [.Y].Y
ID_PointFilz     [.Z].Z
                 [--]
ID_PointFixy     [.XY].XY
ID_PointFixz     [.XZ].XZ
ID_PointFiyz     [<-.YZ].YZ
               [--]
ID_OsnapEndp   [&Endpoint]_endp
ID_OsnapMidp   [&Midpoint]_mid
ID_OsnapInte   [&Intersection]_int
ID_OsnapAppa   [&Apparent Intersect]_appint
ID_OsnapExte   [E&xtension]_ext
               [--]
ID_OsnapCent   [&Center]_cen
ID_OsnapQuad   [&Quadrant]_qua
ID_OsnapTang   [Tan&gent]_tan
               [--]
ID_OsnapPerp   [&Perpendicular]_per
ID_OsnapPara   [Para&llel]_par
ID_OsnapNode   [No&de]_nod
ID_OsnapInse   [In&sert]_ins
ID_OsnapNear   [Nea&rest]_nea
ID_OsnapNone   [&None]_non
               [--]
ID_Osnap       [&Osnap Settings...]'_+dsettings 2

ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #5 on: November 05, 2004, 12:50:26 PM »
I think that I switched a system variable but don't recall which one, it is driving me nuts

ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #6 on: November 05, 2004, 02:23:37 PM »
OK, I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier but I had previously saved out my profile. I simply reloaded it and all is well now.

Evidentally profiles save system variable settings as well

I highly recommend every one saving out profiles

Thanks again

Mark

Andrew H

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #7 on: November 08, 2004, 05:25:56 PM »
mbuttonpan

Controls the shift+scroll wheel behavior.

Andrew H

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #8 on: November 08, 2004, 05:29:18 PM »
Sorry, I ment controls the scroll wheel (not the shift+scroll wheel).

Andrew H

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #9 on: November 08, 2004, 05:34:04 PM »
You might want to play with the "osnapcoord" settings to see if that has something to do with it.

What is it doing when you shift+right click?

ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #10 on: November 08, 2004, 06:23:47 PM »
Well, right now it is working perfect because I re imported my profile that I had previously saved out but I don't know what what cause that to happen except for a system variable that I may have screwed with and forgot to switch back

Mark

Andrew H

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #11 on: November 08, 2004, 06:25:20 PM »
Sometimes bad lisp writers change system variables without realizing it. Did you resently start using a new lisp?

Bob Garner

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #12 on: November 08, 2004, 06:38:00 PM »
SHORTCUTMENU VARIABLE?

Bobber

ML

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Osnaps with Shift & Right Mouse Button
« Reply #13 on: November 09, 2004, 09:54:07 AM »
Nope that doesn't do it but it is OK
I say my profile out like once every few weeks. May be I should do it weekly as much as I screw around.

I do have a test profile for that very purpose also