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How do I CHSPace??


ILoveMadoka

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Change space requires a pick (dbl-click) inside of a viewport.

I do not know how to accomplish this in simple lisp.

 

I tried pre-selecting the desired viewport with <entsel> and it is inconsistent..

(Command "CHSpace" "L" "" "")

 

I want to move the Last object to MS from PS.

 

Help please..

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I have a drawing with about 20 tabs. Each tab can have anywhere from 1 to 6 Viewports.

I am drawing a boundary around each viewport then executing my CHSPACE routine.

I have to do them one at a time because the orientation of each view in modelspace is so convoluted

in relation to the orientation in paperspace.

I don''t know how to perform a double click inside the desired viewport within a lisp routine.

 

I'm not asking anyone to write a whole routine.

I'm asking how to perform a double click or somehow set a particular viewport as "active" or current in PS within a lsp routine.

(Is this even possible?)

the MSPACE command <run next> shows which viewport was used in the CHSpace command.

If it's the wrong one, the boundary is copied into the wrong place!

 

 

 

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Lee,

 

Your program works perfectly. Exactly what I was looking for.

I'm embarrassed that I did not see it on your site...

 

Thank you once again Sir.

 

ps: Thanks also to Cad64.

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