Topic: Toggling between model/paper space

[idrawwithcad]

Gday folks,

Just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to toggle between model space and paper space using keyboard commands?

Cheers
Dave

[danny]

Dave,
i think the command your looking for is "tilemode"

[CADmonkey]

Quick Tip - Cycle through your Layouts

Did you know you can use Ctrl+Page Up and Ctrol+Page Down to cycle through your layout tabs?  Great for you keyboard junkies!

from the following site: http://lynn.blogs.com/lynn_allens_blog/2004/12/index.html

this is what you're after?

Ta.

[daron]

Or you could just say Ctrl+PageUP or PageDown.

[MP]

<giggle.wav>

[Artisan]

Or you could just say Ctrl+PageUP or PageDown.

This doesn't work for me. I get nothing when I try that. I am using ADT, so it may be that.

I use "PS" to get me from model to paperspace when I have activated a viewport in paperspace. But I don't know if this is what you are looking for.

[CADmonkey]

*yawn*
perhaps a little more info might have been required? as the site link has more stuff I've found useful in the past... nothing ventured, nothing gained and all that.

[VerticalMojo]

heres a macro..... maybe you can use it to alter a HOTKEY

^C^Ctilemode;$M=$(-,1,$(getvar, tilemode))

[MikePerry]

Or you could just say Ctrl+PageUP or PageDown.

This doesn't work for me. I get nothing when I try that. I am using ADT, so it may be that.

Hi

AutoCAD 2004 (and vertical products) upwards.

Have a good one, Mike

[JohnK]

Code: [Select]

; switch tilemodes0
(defun Toggle-TileMode ()
  (setvar "tilemode"  (boole 6 (getvar "tilemode") 1)) (princ))
(defun c:tm ()(Toggle-TileMode))

[AfricaAD]

For 2002, its Ctrl+Tab

[CADaver]

For 2002, its Ctrl+Tab

CTRL+TAB switches between DWG files, not "spaces".

[AfricaAD]

For 2002, its Ctrl+Tab

CTRL+TAB switches between DWG files, not "spaces".

Opps! Did I post that?

I meant to say make a quickkey, for example, mine is TS0 & TS1.

[CADaver]

I meant to say make a quickkey, for example, mine is TS0 & TS1.

If you take a look at the code se7en posted, you'll see that you only need one command.  If it's 1, it'll make it 0, if it's 0 it'll make it 1.

I dunno who first found the little (boole 6 (getvar "<whatever>) 1) trick, but I use it for a whole bunch of toggles.

[ELOQUINTET]

ps and ms or am i missing something?