Here's a quick way to toggle TILEMODE with a DIESEL expression. You can program this as a button.
'setvar;tilemode;$M=$(!=,$(getvar,tilemode),1)
Also once you make this a toolbar button you can assign a keyboard shortcut to access it.
Erik
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Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Custom keyboard commands
**EDIT**
I learned something new, the SHIFT key overrides the default radius. So when prompted to pick lines to fillet hold the SHIFT key down to fillet with a zero radius. This will keep your radius stored & will not over write it.
**EDIT**
I used to use FF to execute a lisp routine that would fillet with a radius of zero. You can create a toolbar, menu or tool palette object to do this but what about the keyboard. Here's a tip.
In the CUI drag the command fillet up to the keyboard shortcuts part of the CUI tree.
Once added you can adjust the macro to set the fillet radius to zero & specify a keyboard shortcut to execute the command, I use SHIFT + F to execute it.
I learned something new, the SHIFT key overrides the default radius. So when prompted to pick lines to fillet hold the SHIFT key down to fillet with a zero radius. This will keep your radius stored & will not over write it.
**EDIT**
I used to use FF to execute a lisp routine that would fillet with a radius of zero. You can create a toolbar, menu or tool palette object to do this but what about the keyboard. Here's a tip.
In the CUI drag the command fillet up to the keyboard shortcuts part of the CUI tree.
Once added you can adjust the macro to set the fillet radius to zero & specify a keyboard shortcut to execute the command, I use SHIFT + F to execute it.
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