Autocad dynamic input system variable

Right click on the AutoCAD shortcut on your screen, then change the Target to reflect the profile that you wish to load by default on start up. Toggle the dynamic input icon in the lower-left or lower-right corner of the program:. Under Startup Suite, click the Contents button. Click the Add button.

Also controls whether the Startup dialog box or Start tab is displayed when the application is started. To open the Options dialog box, type OP in the command line, or right-click in space without anything selected , and choose Options from the right-click shortcut menu.

Select the Profiles tab. Select a different profile and select the Set Current button. Designer filters the database table content and returns only the data that meets the specified criteria. The returned data is joined to the incoming data stream. Click and drag the square origin grip to its new location. The UCS origin 0,0,0 is redefined at the point that you specified.

Tip: To place the origin with precision, use object snaps or grid snaps, or enter specific X, Y, Z coordinates. Temporarily aligns the XY plane of the UCS to a planar face on a 3D solid, planar mesh element, or planar point cloud segment while creating an object. Dynamic UCS is turned on default. Dynamic UCS is turned off. The UCS is a moveable Cartesian coordinate system that establishes the XY work plane, horizontal and vertical directions, axes of rotation, and other useful geometric references.

Dynamic input provides a command interface near the cursor in the drawing area. Note: If you had typed -6, the vertical line would have been drawn downward at an angle of 90 degrees from the X axis. Control Dynamic Input By default, the coordinate entry for the second or next point is relative to the previous point specified and the Dynamic Input tooltips are only displayed when a command is active.

You can display the Dynamic Input tab of the Drafting Settings dialog box, by doing one of the following: Right-click over the Dynamic Input button on the status bar and choose Dynamic Input Settings. At the Command prompt, enter dsettings.

In the Drafting Settings dialog box, click the Dynamic Input tab. The following provides an overview of the settings on the Dynamic Input tab of the Drafting Settings dialog box: Pointer Input - Controls the behavior of coordinate entry for the second or next point, and when the coordinates are to be shown. Dimension Input - Controls the behavior of dimension input tooltips used to request length, angular, and radius values.

Dynamic Prompts - Controls the display of prompt and input tooltips near the crosshairs. Drafting Tooltip Appearance - Controls the appearance of the input tooltips; color, size, and transparency. Do you find the text to be a bit too small in the Dynamic Tooltips?

Click OK twice to apply the changes. In the tooltip, type 1. A circle with a center point of 3. The LINE command is started.

At the Specify next point prompt, enter At the Specify next point prompt, enter c to close the rectangle and drawing the last segment to the first point specified. Sets grid and snap, polar and object snap tracking, object snap modes, Dynamic Input, and Quick Properties. Controls which dynamic dimensions are displayed during grip stretch editing.

Controls how many dynamic dimensions are displayed during grip stretch editing. You can control whether a blue cursor icon displays to indicate overlapping objects and you can configure the display settings of the Selection list box. Any time you want to modify the block, you must make changes in the Block Editor. To open the Block Editor, double-click the block. Once the Block Editor environment is open, you can add actions or parameters, or you can modify those that already exist.

Enter a block name. Click Select Objects. Select the objects drawn to represent the window and press Enter. Check Open in Block Editor. Click OK to close the dialog box.

You can add these rules and controls to any existing block as well as using them when you create new blocks. This way, the Linetypes in All of your viewport windows should look the same no matter what scale they are set at. This variable controls the linetype scaling of geometry displayed in paper space viewports — Paper Space Line Type Scale.