Author Topic: 10 most used commands  (Read 4656 times)

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Dinosaur

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Re: 10 most used commands
« Reply #15 on: February 27, 2008, 08:36:26 PM »
PURGE
AUDIT
QSAVE
CTRL+ALT+DEL
RECOVER
RECOVERALL
SWEAR
WASH
RINSE
REPEAT
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mjfarrell

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Re: 10 most used commands
« Reply #16 on: February 27, 2008, 08:47:23 PM »
PL
All mouse view controls (Pan, Zoom, etc)
Pick, and right Click
All Grip Edit Functions
F1
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t-bear

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Re: 10 most used commands
« Reply #17 on: March 03, 2008, 04:03:16 PM »
extrude
subtract
union
slice
revolve
copy
move
zoom
pan
all UCS options
hide

OK....that's eleven.

daron

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Re: 10 most used commands
« Reply #18 on: March 03, 2008, 06:01:05 PM »
Mike, I notice you said Z E. Does that mean you don't use the toolbar OR have a lisp that simplifies it to ZE?

As for my list?
open
vlide
matchprop(ma)
ctc(changed object to current layer)
rotate
plj(join as polyline)
close
undo
ze or zd or zs (being zoom extents, dynamic or previous)
bedit or whatever block editor is

What is ZE? I thought that's what double clicking the scroll wheel was for?
ZE is a simple zoom Extents lisp one-liner for most people.
(defun c:ze () (command ".zoom" "extents")(princ))
However, mine is done using no command line. Double clicking the scroll wheel? I learned about it as an annoyance, so I never took to it. When it first came out, I would be forcing osnaps as I do with the mbuttonpan variable off and all of a sudden my drawing would zoom out. I'd have to stop what I was doing, hit undo and start over. DoubleClickMiddleButtonZoomExtents drives me nuts. Funny thing though, I use double-click for so many other cad related editing purposes and that's the reason I was checking in on this topic. Hence, item 11:
Double-click.