strato72
Guest
Hi, I have a problem in the drawing screen, at every mouse click leaves me a point that then disappears by zooming also with the mouse wheel.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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DrBarde
Guest
I feel more like a system-related issue, good initial control could be to assess whether it has the latest certified drivers for its video card and the level of saturation of ram and cpu.
strato72
Guest
I did some checks, but it all seems regular, I had this doubt because he did it to me after loading a lisp, and so I thought he messed up some system variables.
Thank you.
Thank you.
DrBarde
Guest
try to return to a situation before the lisp if it doesn't do it is that, otherwise you have to look for the problem elsewhere.
Cad-Revit
Guest
_blipmode ->off
strato72
Guest
_blipmode ->off
Thank you very much, problem solved
Thank you very much, problem solved
Cristallo
Guest
about blipmode:
in my 2020 command is not recognized. the only way to change the state is through a lisp expression
(setvar "blipmode" 0)
in my 2020 command is not recognized. the only way to change the state is through a lisp expression
(setvar "blipmode" 0)
strato72
Guest
in my 2020 version worked, with the underscoreabout blipmode:
in my 2020 command is not recognized. the only way to change the state is through a lisp expression
(setvar "blipmode" 0)
Cad-Revit
Guest
in fact I have preceded the underscore, but the lisp expression is valid anyway.
strato72
Guest
I didn't mean to say that you didn't put the underscore before, only that it worked for me, I'm sorry if it seemed like this.in fact I have preceded the underscore, but the lisp expression is valid anyway.
Cad-Revit
Guest
No, no, I was referring to crystal that, rightly, wrote the analogous lisp expression. Sure that the forum and chats generally sometimes give rise to misunderstandings, maybe for this I try to avoid them as much as possible, but despite being tightened I see that misunderstandings there are always... bah, let's miss.. . ?
Cristallo
Guest
I wrote that a me does not go, with or without underscore (I would not need it using the English version).
It is precisely that on my 2020 blipmode is not recognized as a valid command.
in all cases (on your own) the corresponding command in Italian is dots
It is precisely that on my 2020 blipmode is not recognized as a valid command.
in all cases (on your own) the corresponding command in Italian is dots
Tristus
Guest
"These return signals can be useful to track the points you selected on the screen"In fact, they are fossils dating back to the very first versions of autocads, when someone thought they might be useful.
are surviving rudiments until today, a little like the coccige for us humans. Fortunately they predicted that they can be disabled (blips, not cocciges).
are surviving rudiments until today, a little like the coccige for us humans. Fortunately they predicted that they can be disabled (blips, not cocciges).
Cristallo
Guest
:lol: :roflmao:(blips, not cocciges).
Tristus
Guest
if I don't remember badly it was on dots and dots off.the corresponding command in Italian is dots
in version 10 of autocad you found them activated by default after installing autocad. he had to make the pan to make them disappear, but then they went back to every mouse clik. I remember that it was easy to fill the dot screen, in case you worked without making the pan or zooming it. Then we found out that they could turn off.