Here’s an announcement from the AutoCAD Product Design & User Experience Team:
AutoCAD User Research Study: “AutoCAD Groups”(AutoCAD Group command)
AutoCAD Product Design & User Experience Team is looking for your input regarding the AutoCAD GROUP command usage.
The GROUP command (Object Grouping Dialog) in AutoCAD allows creating a selection set of objects called a group.
When an object belongs to a group, if any object in the group is selected, all the objects in the group are selected.
Groups can be named or unnamed. Groups can be ungrouped/(exploded), which removes the relationship between the objects in the group.Autodesk wants to better understand how you use Groups so we can improve the feature.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/AutoCAD_GroupCommand
Go to it, people. It’s good to see some attention being given to some long-neglected parts of AutoCAD. What next, LISP?
Next the ribbon will be replaced with tablet & puck 🙂
Steve:
Whoever designed this survey botched up a bit. Near the end of the survay, in question #18, apparently you MUST choose a version of AutoCAD in the pulldown for AutoCAD LT (and probably something in the AutoCAD pulldown), (whether or not you use both versions).
I almost thought I had wasted alot of my time taking this survey (which IS important to me).
At any rate, thanks for the heads up!