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Once the new UCS has been established, you can use DVIEW, PLAN, VIEW,
or VPOINT to change the view of the drawing. It will change to a plan view
again the next time you change coordinate systems.
UCS does not affect the view0
Any UCS change causes a change to the plan view of the
new UCS in the current viewport
1
The setting of UCSFOLLOW is maintained separately for paper space and
model space and can be accessed in either, but the setting is ignored while in
paper space (it is always treated as if set to 0). Although you can define a
non-world UCS in paper space, the view remains in plan view to the world
coordinate system.
UCSICON
Quick Reference
See also:
■ Control the Display of the User Coordinate System Icon
IntegerType:
DrawingSaved in:
3Initial value:
Displays the UCS icon for the current viewport or layout.
This system variable has the same name as a command. Use the SETVAR
command to access this system variable.
The setting is stored as a bitcode using the sum of the following values:
No icon is displayed0
On; the icon is displayed in the lower-left corner of the
current viewport or layout
1
Origin; if the icon is on, the icon is displayed at the UCS
origin, if possible
2
The setting of this system variable is viewport and layout specific.
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