View Ribbon tab > Palettes panel > Tool Palettes You could apply these techniques in the CUI instead and build your custom commands into a tool bar or ribbon tab… but that’s for another time. In this post I am advising you to host your new tools on a tool palette, simply because tool palettes are easy to set up, maintain and migrate. Tip : If you don’t have a company standard template read Edwin’s excellent post on templates here. I’ve used a layer called ‘VPORTS’ for this exercise, but you should use the appropriate standard layer. Navigate to paper space, make your company standard viewport layer active and create a viewport. Setting up.īefore we start work, I want you to open up your company standard AutoCAD template DWG file.
WHERE IS THE TOOL PALETTE IN AUTOCAD HOW TO
In this post I want to share some commands Macro’s that I use to help me speed things up when I’m working with AutoCAD’s paper space viewports, and I’ll show you how to set these up on a tool palette for easy access. Is known as a command Macro, and you can create your own command Macro’s to help speed up your workflow.
If you don’t know what I’m referring to – type ‘cui’ at the command line and select one of the commands in the bottom left window. If you enjoy tinkering with AutoCAD, you may have noticed how every command is triggered by a complicated looking bit of text.
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