True Correct Copy With Base Point In Pima
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Press Ctrl+C to copy the data to the clipboard. Open a drawing in AutoCAD. Press Ctrl+V or click Home tab > Clipboard panel > Paste and specify an insertion point. You can also enter PASTECLIP at the Command prompt.
To copy to the clipboard with a reference point: Click Edit > Copy with Reference Point (or type Copy@). Type Copy@ at the command prompt. Specify the reference point coordinates. The reference point is used as the insertion base point when you later paste the entities. Select entities to copy. Press Enter.
The Copy with Base Point command is selected from the Edit menu (Edit Copy with Base Point) or by selecting the Copy with Base Point Icon under the Copy Icon from the Edit toolbar or by typing COPYCLIPBP into the program.
Copy and Paste with Base Point Select the base point. Select the objects to copy and press Enter. The objects are now available to be pasted into the same drawing or another drawing. If necessary, switch to the drawing where you want to paste the objects.
Select the objects and then right-click or press the Enter key to apply. Next you are prompted to select the Base Point. The point selected will be the reference point used when the part is pasted back and will be positioned relative to the base point selected in the drawing.
To copy to the clipboard with a reference point: Click Edit > Copy with Reference Point (or type Copy@). Type Copy@ at the command prompt. Specify the reference point coordinates. The reference point is used as the insertion base point when you later paste the entities. Select entities to copy. Press Enter.
Solution: Press Ctrl+Shift+C or enter COPYBASE at the command prompt. Select the basepoint. Select the objects to copy > Enter. Switch to the drawing 2 where you want to paste the objects. Go to Home Tab > Paste > Paste to Original Coordinates.
Select the objects and then right-click or press the Enter key to apply. Next you are prompted to select the Base Point. The point selected will be the reference point used when the part is pasted back and will be positioned relative to the base point selected in the drawing.
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Revit – Copy and Paste to Selected Levels Then select the “Copy to Clipboard” button on the Modify tab. Clicking on the dropdown for Paste select the option “Align to Selected Levels” Select the levels you want to copy your selection onto, holding down Ctrl or Shift to select more than one level.
