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Inserting relative and absolue coordinates in AutoCAD

Posted on 2022-05-182022-11-13 By Alan Salihi

Using the system variable DYNPICOORDS, you can control the keyboard input. the current values are:

  • 0 : relative coordinates used for input.  
  • 1 : absolute coordinates used for input

Tips:

  • Use @ for relative input when your default is set to absolute.
  • User # for absolute input when your default is set to relative.

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AutoCAD, CAD Tags:absolute, AutoCAD, Coordinates, DYNPICOORDS, relative, UCS

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