About Acad lt
Hi,>"I'm trying to find a list of keyboard shortcuts for autocad lt that are fixed"Standard WINDOWS shortcuts are not edible by the usual way you can edit AutoCAD(LT) shortcuts.Also, there a some specials you can't change, like HOLD SHIFT while trim or fillet and it will change to expand and temporary radius0>>" in the cui i can't see the diffence between the ones i can and cannot change"Because you can't see the ones you can't edit.!? >"example, F1 is always ''help'' for the 2024 lt version of autocad, but for autocad 2024"In all versions and all "windows standard designed syntax" Programs, [F1] will start Help>"you can change it to something else"No. There is no difference. You can do it in ACAD the same way as in LT, you can overwrite the F1 key with an AutoCAD shortcut.>". does anyone know with shortcuts i can't change in autocad 2024 LT?"May I ask what this list would be good for?General good link for who will learn about keyboard shortcuts and more / Scroll down Sebastian
Key features of the Acad lt that are enabled through these drivers include:
- ACAD drawings created with an ACAD Trial Version? - Autodesk
- ACAD-Lock/lockup.lsp at master Saraelnoby/ACAD-Lock - GitHub
- ACAD File Extension - What is it? How to open an ACAD file?
- express tools for aCAD 2025?
- Q10 Acad mico - appsource.microsoft.com
- Learn Acad or AutoCAD for Free
- ACAD LT 2025 - Autodesk Community
Show a list of directories that AutoCAD searches for files such as .pat hatch pattern files. If the correct directory path is at the top, you don't need to do anything. If you need to move the correct directory path to the top of the list, click on it, then use the "Move Up" button, to move this path to the top of the list. Remember, the correct directory path is the one containing the directory that your edited .pat files were in.For AutoCAD 2002, 2000i, 2000 LT 2002, 2000i, 2000The instructions above apply to these versions with the exception that the default location for the standard hatch pattern files is typically:c:\Program Files\(AutoCAD or LT version)\supportThis directory is the default path for hatch files, so you should only need to copy my code into the hatch files in this directory, without having to change search paths.At its simplest level, find the standard hatch files acad.pat and acadiso.pat in the above directory, then paste my code into them (for LT the standard hatch files are aclt.pat and acltiso.pat). Please see above for detailed instructions.For AutoCAD R14, R13 LT 98, 97, 95(R3)The instructions above for AutoCAD 2009 apply to these versions with the exception that the default location for the standard hatch pattern files is typically:c:\Program Files\(AutoCAD or LT version)\supportFor LT if there is no support directory (folder) the default location for the hatch files is:c:\Program Files\(LT version)\And also you must replace your existing slide-library file (acad.slb) with my slide-library file (acad.slb) included with the relevant download. For LT the slide-library file is called aclt.slbThe slide library goes in the same directory as the hatch pattern files. Copy my slide-library file into the relevant directory by dragging and dropping it in Windows Explorer (information about Windows Explorer is under the 2009 section above). It is adviseable to rename your original file, or move it somewhere else for safekeeping should you need to refer back to it.If your hatch and slide-library files are in the default directory, you will not need to change search paths.For AutoCAD R12 and earlier LT R2, R1Copy and paste the entire contents of my file hatch_pattern_code.txt into your acad.pat hatch file (aclt.pat hatch file for LT). Make sure there is a carriage return at the end of the last line. You will then see the new hatch patterns alongside the standard AutoCAD patterns when using the BHATCH command. You can see the patterns by clicking on Hatch Options... > Pattern...You can see more information on the copying and pasting task, and saving the files, in the instructions above for the 2009 versions. Note that in those instructions, mention is made of acadiso.pat and acltiso.pat which you do not need for these versions of AutoCAD and LT.For AutoCAD, your standard hatch file (acad.pat) should typically be in this directory (folder):c:\acadwin(or acad)\supportFor LT it will be something like:c:\aclt\If you cannot locate your original hatch file, search for all .pat files on your computer. There is more information about this in
