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Grumpygrizzly
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New Guy here looking for AutoCad users using Razers

I've been using a Razer keypad since back when it was a Nostromo N52 for programming AutoCad commands that I can access with my left hand while my right hand controls the mouse. I was just wondering if anyone else has discovered this kind of use for the N52 or whatever it's called these days or possibly, what other Razer products you use for AutoCad, Revit, NavisWorks.. I've got 8 different setups for the keypad itself, using the thumbwheel to switch between the setups. I've also got little pictures stuck all over my computer deck that show things like the Red menu and a graphic layout of the keypad it it's using (red) as an example and what commands I have assigned to that particular color of keypad. The pictures are drawn just like the layout of the keypad buttons. Here's an example of how I have one laid out. It's for my Green Menu. ESC Line ROTATE Nea DEL DDEdit XT Move Erase Copy F0 Ext BH TR SA That's

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2 years ago
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Grumpygrizzly
posted in Razer Support

Is anyone using the Nostromo with AutoCad?

I'm an architectural designer and draw house plans for a living these days. I upgraded my Nostromo software a while back and some of the buttons don't work the way they used to and it's quite frustrating. For example: The 11 key on my Nostromo used to type f0 which is a command I have written in AutoCad for Fillet 0. Say you have one line going East to West and another line running North to South. The lines don't connect. Using Fillet 0 allows me to select the ends of each line that I want to connect, and they will connect together.. With this newer version of the Nostromo software, it won't do anything of the sort. Basically is just types f0 in my command line, if it had a return or enter key, then it would allow me to click the two ends and they would join together. I realize I could just extend each line over each other, then trim them but, that's really not the problem. My older software allowed me to have Autocad Lisp routine loaded and when I hit the key with f0, it

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3 years ago

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