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( Toolbar: UCS; Construction Lines > Rotate UCS Z and Rotate UCS World Ribbon: View > User Coordinate Systems (in UCS); Draw > Construction Lines > UCS Z and UCS World Menu: Draw > Construction Lines > Rotate UCS Z and Rotate UCS World Keyboard: _UCS Defines or modifies the current user coordinate system. You can use the UCS to create a system for entering coordinates and planes and for viewing drawings. This command defines the UCS in three-dimensional space. ![]()
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TIP To use the Explorer to define the UCS, type EXPUCS . ? ◆ 3point ◆ Delete ◆ Entity ◆ Origin ◆ Previous ◆ Restore ◆ Save ◆ View ◆ X◆Y◆Z ◆ ZAxis ◆ <World>: To retain the current setting, press Enter. To list all defined UCS definitions, choose ?. To define a new UCS origin and the direction of its x- and y-axes, choose 3point. To delete a saved coordinate system, choose Delete. To define a new UCS origin based on a selected entity, choose Entity. To define a new UCS origin by specifying a new point, choose Origin. To revert to the previous UCS definition, choose Previous. To restore a saved UCS, choose Restore. To save the current setting, choose Save. To define a new UCS with the x,y plane parallel to your screen, choose View. To rotate the current UCS around a specified axis, choose X, Y, or Z. To define a UCS with a particular positive z-axis, choose ZAxis. To define a new UCS origin and the direction of its x- and y-axesChoose 3point. New origin <0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter. To change the UCS origin, enter new values for the x,y,z coordinates or specify a point. Point on positive X axis <1.0000,0.0000,0.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter. To change the positive x-axis, enter new values for the x,y,z coordinates or specify a point. Point in X-Y plane with positive Y value <0.0000,1.0000,0.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter. To change the positive y-axis, enter new values for the x,y,z coordinates or specify a point. You can locate this point anywhere on the positive y of the new UCS xy plane. To delete a UCS definitionChoose Delete. UCS name(s) to delete, or ? for list: Enter the names of the UCS definitions you want to delete. To view a list of all UCS definitions, choose ?. To define a new UCS by selecting an entityYou can define a new UCS by selecting an arc, circle, dimension, line, point, two-dimensional polyline, plane, or three-dimensional face entity. You can also use the insertion point of a text entity, block, external reference, or attribute definition. Choose Entity. Select entity for UCS definition: Select the entity you want to use to define the new UCS. To specify a new UCS originChoose Origin. Origin point <0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter, or enter new values. The direction of the x-, y-, and z-axes are unchanged. To load a saved UCS definitionChoose Restore. UCS name to restore: Enter the name of the UCS definition you want to restore. The viewing direction in effect when the UCS was saved is not restored; the restored entities take on the current UCS. To save a UCS definitionChoose Save. Enter name for saving UCS, or ? for list: Enter a name for the saved UCS definition. To view a list of all saved UCS definitions, choose ?. To rotate the current UCS around a specified axisChoose X, Y, or Z. Enter angle of rotation about X[Y,Z] axis <90>: Enter the angle of rotation for the specified axis. To define a new UCS with a specified positive z axisChoose ZAxis. Origin point <0.0000,0.0000,0.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter. To change the UCS origin, enter new values for the x,y,z coordinates or specify a point. Point on positive Z-axis <0.0000,0.0000,1.0000>: To accept the current setting, press Enter. To change the positive z-axis, enter new values for the x,y,z coordinates or specify a point. Tell me about...How do I... |
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