AutoCAD 2007 removes the ability to set the snap (and grid) rotation and origin in the DSettings dialog box and Snap command. Their solution? The snap angle and origin match the current UCS.
How inconvenient: I have to set up a user-defined coordinate system just to rotate the grid or relocate the snap origin?
The easier alternative is to use the snapangle and snapbase system variables to change the values from 0 and 0,0, respectively.
As noted, the option to type "r" for rotate is still there, just not shown. Also, using UCS, Z, 45 is probably even easier than Snap, Rotate, enter, 45. (45 degrees as an example)
Posted by: Kent Elrod | May 03, 2006 at 15:43
I just checked this, and the "rotate" option IS still there on the command line, it's just not shown as an option.
Type "Snap" "R" and there it is.
Posted by: Chris Needham | May 01, 2006 at 18:24