putting a center cross hair i all circles
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putting a center cross hair i all circles
To produce a layer for making markers for drill center-punch I would like to give all circles a center marker (a crosshair of some mm)
Could I do that with a command (script) or at least by clicking on all circles one after another or use a selection?
Could I do that with a command (script) or at least by clicking on all circles one after another or use a selection?
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Christoph
Christoph
Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
OK, this doesn't work with modify / move
But it does with Edit / Copy with reference and Edit / Paste.
Draw the crosshair you want somewhere.
Select all circles
Misc / Information / Store Positions (Uses centerpoint)
Select all of your crosshair
Edit / Copy with reference
Provide reference point
Edit / Paste
Where?
Aha:
Misc / Information / Use Positions
First time I used it for real.
Regards,
CVH
But it does with Edit / Copy with reference and Edit / Paste.
Draw the crosshair you want somewhere.
Select all circles
Misc / Information / Store Positions (Uses centerpoint)
Select all of your crosshair
Edit / Copy with reference
Provide reference point
Edit / Paste
Where?
Aha:
Misc / Information / Use Positions
First time I used it for real.
Regards,
CVH
Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
Menu / Misc / Draw / Centerline Cross
Adjust the options to your needs ...
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Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
As always, there are several ways leading to Rome
Thanks @CVH also and question: is there a way do "select all circles" with either Filter tool or from command line ?
Thanks @CVH also and question: is there a way do "select all circles" with either Filter tool or from command line ?
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Christoph
Christoph
Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
This Centerline Cross option (CS) is behaving strange? Once having checked the option, the check sign stays.
And suddenly it is gone. It does not behave as expected, like toggling it.
How do I get the centerline cross make disappear again?
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Christoph
Christoph
Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
Select + Shift select: one by one
Draw R select + Shift Draw R select: some by some if fully included in draw
Draw L select + Shift Draw L select: some by some if intersect by draw
If all on a seperate Layer: Layer / Select Layer Entities Y+
With the Selection Filter:
Entity type: Circle (or any kind you like)
Be productive with Property and Comparison enrties.
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Regards,
CVH
Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
The Centerline Cross is created with two line entities. Just treat them like every other entity in QCAD.
I searched QCAD for two hours but haven't found a command like Draw R select or Draw L select .....
I think it would be easier for a user who is seeking for help if the answer sticks closer to the original used tool name.
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Re: putting a center cross hair i all circles
The Selection Filter can come in handy too.
Probably those lines have the same lenght.
In your words:
- Lower left to upper right selection
Lower right to upper left selection
Neither me could find a naming.
With Active Tool: None
Clicking near any is selecting only that.
Shift-Click is add or remove it from the selection.
Click and hold and draw the pointer from 'Lower left to upper right' is selecting all fully inside the rectangle that was drew.
Click and hold and draw the pointer from 'Lower right to upper left' is selecting all fully inside and intersected by the rectangle that was drew.
Shift-Click-Hold-Draw LLUR adds those to the selection.
Shift-Click-Hold-Draw LRUL adds those to the selection.
The first is easy: Selecting
Please enlighten us with the other 5 original used tool names.
I may have come across a tutorial or another publication.
Maybe an older copy of the manual or by a fork.
If there was a naming in it, it might not got sticked.
Otherwise I would use them.
Regards,
CVH