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YouвЂ™ll probably want to turn off the regular AssistiveTouch floating button - you can do that by tapping the Always Show Menu toggle, though youвЂ™ll still see the button whenever a pointing device isnвЂ™t connected.

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I will also say that the cognitive dissonance of using a touch surface as a mouse for a touch OS felt like a lot to get over, particularly as Mac gestures like two-finger scrolling donвЂ™t work. I also tested AppleвЂ™s Magic Trackpad and it worked fine over a USB-C to Lightning cable, but I couldnвЂ™t find a way to pair it wirelessly. ItвЂ™s possible that wired mice work better with the faster refresh rates of AppleвЂ™s ProMotion displays, but I canвЂ™t be certain there. I tried this with a Mad Catz RAT and the tracking actually felt smoother than the Logitech. Or, assuming you donвЂ™t have a USB-C mouse kicking around, youвЂ™ll need a USB-A to C adapter to plug a regular wired mouse directly into the iPad ProвЂ™s USB-C port. I had no problem getting up and running with my Logitech MX Master.

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You can use a mouse over Bluetooth or USB if youвЂ™re using the former, youвЂ™ll have to make sure itвЂ™s paired.

Go to Touch, under the Physical and Motor sectionДЄt this point youвЂ™ll need to have your pointing device ready to go.

Here are the steps youвЂ™ll need to follow: The feature is an extension of AssistiveTouch, which has been around in iOS for many years and is most commonly used as an on-screen floating home button. Next, youвЂ™ll have to actually enable the mouse support, because itвЂ™s turned off by default and buried in the Accessibility menu.

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(This also technically works on iOS 13, in case you really want to use a mouse on your iPhone.) The usual caveats about beta software apply: itвЂ™s super buggy right now, so donвЂ™t try this out on a primary machine unless you have a good reason to, and make sure to back everything up first.

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HereвЂ™s how it works, and hereвЂ™s how to get started.ДЇirst of all, youвЂ™ll need to be running the iPadOS 13 public beta, which is now available for anyone to install. Apple no doubt has good reasons for wanting to keep people focused on the touch interface, but the ability to use a mouse has the potential to completely change how people get things done on the iPad Pro. Note: DonвЂ™t add lisps that you use rarely in the Startup Suite because this can slow down your drawings.When Apple announced iPadOS earlier this month, no-one from the company made mention of a major new feature: mouse support. From now on everytime you start your Autodesk product, the lisp will be automatically loaded.

Click on AddвЂ¦ button and choose the lisp you want to add.

A window will pop out called Startup Suite.

Now click on ContentsвЂ¦ under Startup Suite.

Type in the command line APPLOADВ in order to open Load/Unload Applications window.

This can be done by fallowing another few steps:

If you want to have your new keyboard shortcuts ready for use every time you start your AutoCAD, you will have to add this lisp to the suit package.

Now you can use the commands DFВ for Bring to Front and DB for Send to Back.

Load the application by typing APPLOAD and choose the lisp file youвЂ™ve just downloaded.

To use the lisp you will have to go through these simple steps.

It is shared by В and gives us just the functionality we have always wanted вЂ“ a keyboard shortcut for Bring to Front (DF) and Send to Back (DB). The Solution I found comes again in a form of Lisp. Or by trying to create a macro that will give me the same functionality, however, I was unsuccessful. For a long time, I was trying to create some kind of shortcut by using custom alias. So every time I wanted to use one of them I had to right-click with the mouse and select the desired command. The problem with this commands is that there is no keyboard shortcut for them.

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By using display settings we can make our drawings more readable and professional looking. Two of the most commonly used commands by me are Bring to Front and Send to Back.В This is because our drawings often times are overcrowded and they can become hard for understanding.

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