To create an mvpart, you can follow the steps outlined here: Īssuming the mvpart is already created, starting from a blank AutoCAD screen.ġ. I have found that this is best accomplished after the mvpart has been completely created. In order to have mvparts include entities that are thinner, thicker, a different color, or that do not plot, we have to take some steps. Once the mvparts is created and inserted into a drawing, all the entities of that mvpart are the same. Unfortunately, when you create mvparts in AutoCAD, there aren't a lot of options when it comes to lineweights, linetypes, colors, or plotting settings. In the Properties area (lower-right), under Access, for Key(s), type "F1" Drag-and-drop that Cancel into your Keyboard Shortcuts > Shortcut KeysĤ. In the Command List (lower left), scroll down to find the second "Cancel" (the one with ^C^C)ģ. Well, there is a better solution: let's turn the F1 key into an escape key!Ģ. So you are in the groove, right? And then, all of a sudden, wham! You accidentaly hit the F1 key in a desperate attempt to cancel a mistyped command and you are forced to wait 3.5 seconds for AutoCAD's Help to enlighten you. so just in case you have no clue - go get educated: You know when you hit that drafting groove: youv'e got just the right mixture of coffee and donut to keep the left leg bouncing up and down while you fly through multiple drawings executing commands left and right all while humming your favorite Cake song (which of course, is Conroy) - you know that groove right?īefore I go further, it occurs to me that perhaps not everyone is familiar with Conroy.
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