AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
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Does anyone remember when copy last or move last (etc.) selected the last (most recently drawn) object within the limits of the viewing screen instead of the entire modelspace or current layout? Is there still a command to use this definition of 'last' ... or maybe a script, etc. Sometimes it would be a really handy tool.
Thanks!
Neal
Thanks!
Neal





RE: AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
RE: AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
RE: AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
RE: AutoCAD from many years ago and selecting the "last" object
If so,
1. run the command eg: MOVE, and select "L" as your select option ...
or
2. embed a macro'ed command into the running base LISP and/or menu item or button item, with the move command and the last option, naming the command something like MOVELAST, etc. If you don't have access to that approach (-LT), #1. should work for you.
Something like [^c^cmove L \\] or similar.
Good luck and post back with results ?
Tks-
C Fee