#Autocad right click menu not working how to#
Once you do it once (and remember how to do it) it's quite simple to redo it all again. I was actually surprised how little time it took to re-customize everything once I did the reinstall. I didn't try that) but I get impatient sometimes and it's simply easier to blow things away than it is to fix them for me. I suppose you could simply try erasing and reinstalling different CUI files (copy their files and paste them into your folders - maybe from another user in your office that hasn't got those problems - that might work. Once I reinstalled everything, it all went back to normal. I think what happened is that one of my CUI files was corrupt. But personally, I had to do an uninstall / reinstall. It's a bit of a read, but there's tons of suggestions that were offered. You could try the advice that Mike.Perry has kindly posted on this thread. We would rather not uninstall AutoCAD due to customization so any help would be greatly appreciated. But just do not appear in the right click. In the Compatibility mode section, check the Run this program in compatibility mode for box and click on the drop-down menu. From the opened dialog box, select the Compatibility tab. Select the Properties option from the right-click context menu. Through further investigation in the CUI the items are listed in the menu. Locate the AutoCAD shortcut executable on your desktop and right-click on it. When and item selected the Move, Mirror, etc commands do not appear. See if it shows up in your context menu.Ok Max.Sabre was there any other solutions? We have suddenly ran across this all of a sudden this morning. Now, drag and drop our new command to this shortcut menu.Ĭlick OK to close your CUI browser. You might have different ID than mine (mine POP520), but that’s not a problem. OBJECTS_LINE –> this will enable your menu appear when you select multiple linesĪdding both of them will enable your menu to appear on both conditions.Ĭlick OK.OBJECT_LINE –> this will enable your menu appear when you select a single line.Use it, don’t type directly on the text field. Now we add this condition on properties section, aliases field.Ĭlick ‘…’ button on this field. We have created the menu, but haven’t define the condition. But it won’t appear when we select other type of objects. We want this menu appear when we select line. What are we doing? We define a condition, when this menu should appear. Right-click on it, and click the new shortcut menu. Now we have to define a new shortcut menu. She decided to make sure AutoCAD will accept yes as the answer, so add Y then to do this. So pressing without typing Y will return the value of Yes. She uses Y after the first If you activate PEDIT and select a line or arc, then AutoCAD will ask you: Object selected is not a polyline Do you want to turn it into one? īy default, the answer is yes.If you use English, then there’s no difference with or without underscore. Adding underscore is an AutoCAD convention so this macro can be used by AutoCAD in any other language. Mostly using either one of them works fine. click on a corner of a dimension text 4) Select Dimension Text Settings from the context menu.
What’s the difference? Let’s compare to what we do. This should mitigate some potential numerical issues. In Lynn’s blog she use ^C^CPEDIT y It would work fine too. PEDIT is activating the polyline edit tool.^C is similar to pressing, pressing twice will cancel a running command (if any).Now in properties area, macro field, type this value: Or you can use another name that suits you. You might want to read the previous post about creating a new command before you continue.Ĭreate a new command in the command list category. But we are going to do it slightly differently: put it to our context menu. One of them is in Autodesk Evangelist, Lynn Allen blog. I’ve seen a lot of people have discussed it in forums or blogs.
This time we will create a command to automatically convert line(s) to a polyline. This is what a contextual menu all about, right? We want this command to appear when we select a particular type of object. Now let’s discuss how to add it to the context menu.
We have discussed how to add a new command to AutoCAD.
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