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The tutorials may have been third party software, but if not I would love to know where to find information on this.Īlso, I have created several piping dynamic blocks which reside in my Tool Palette. I saw some tutorials on You Tube that were driven by macros that would be extremely helpful for drawing pumps, motors, tanks and stairs. Thanks for asking if anyone had a need for macros. What are you using it for? Will you share some sample for us to try? About Edwin Prakoso But I’m curious if you do use it regularly. Personally I don’t use AutoCAD action recorder much. If you are command line lovers, don’t forget that you can use it in command alias (acad.pgp). It will allow you to place it in AutoCAD ribbon panel or toolbar. Not only in tool palettes, you can also create a new command to run the action recorder’s macro. You may want to explore it by yourself later. There are more options that allow you to change the objects layer and properties. Right click above the image and choose specify image. Or if you want to write a macro here, you can do it too. Then in command string, change it to your macro name. In properties dialog box, change the name and description as necessary.

Now right click above the new button, then choose properties. If you need more information, you can read how you can create your own palette here. To place the macro in tool palette, we need to add an AutoCAD command first, then modify the properties. To run it, I can choose it in ribbon then press play. In the sample above, I named it as symb01. If you use action recorder, to run it, you simply use the macro name to run it. Do you like to use macro in AutoCAD? Either by creating your own or using action recorder? If you do, you may want to place it to tool palette, so you can easily access it.