Update time if you are using AutoCAD 2010!
AutoCAD 2010 Update 1
AutoCAD LT 2010 Update 1
This update is only for AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT and cannot be applied to vertical products that are based on AutoCAD 2010.
Installing Update 1 will increment the product version to 2, e.g., "AutoCAD 2010 - English Version 2".
Thanks to detailed information from customers who used the Customer Error Reporting (CER) Utility, problems were identified and fixed in more than 30 commands and features. – Without A Net
Updates have been made in the following commands and features:
- 3D Navigation Tools
- Action Recorder
- Annotation Scaling
- Blocks
- Check Spelling
- Customize User Interface (CUI)
- Database Connectivity
- Dimensions
- DWF
- Dynamic Dimensions
- External References
- File Navigation
- File Save
- Graphic System
- Hatch
- Image
- Keyboard Modifiers
- Licensing
- Migration
- Measure
- Memory Handling
- Multiline Text (mtext)
- Object Snaps
- Parametric Constraints
- Purge
- Plot
- Quick Access Toolbar
- Ribbon
- Sheet Set Manager
- ShowMotion
- Visual Styles
The following defects have been fixed:
2D Drawing
- If the PLINETYPE system variable is set to 0, STRETCH does not work as expected on arc segments of polylines.
- When the PLINETYPE system variable is set to 0, the closing point of a polyline with segments of different widths do not display correctly.
- If you use the JOIN command on splines, a duplicate control point is inserted.
- When you use the JOIN command on multiple polylines, AutoCAD may crash.
3D Modeling
- When you open a drawing that contains solids, some solids display briefly and then disappear.
- If a grip on a mesh face, edge, or vertex is highlighted and you use the ViewCube, AutoCAD crashes.
3D Navigation Tools
- When you use the 3DORBIT command, you cannot orbit correctly. You can only orbit around a single pivot point and you cannot orbit around a specific object in a large group of objects.
Action Recorder
- An Action Recorder macro created in AutoCAD 2009 may fail to run in AutoCAD 2010.
Annotation Scaling
- When there are xrefs in a drawing, changing annotation scales takes a long time.
- When an annotative style multiline text (mtext) is rotated or surrounded by a hatch, the boundary box does not display correctly.
Blocks
- When you turn off the display of an attribute with a visibility parameter in a dynamic block, the Enhanced Attribute Editor lists attribute prompts incorrectly.
- You cannot copy an object from an AutoCAD 2009 drawing and paste it as a block into an AutoCAD 2010 drawing.
- You cannot use the Properties palette to set the value of a action parameter to 0.
- When you delete a constraint parameter from a dynamic block, AutoCAD may crash.
- You cannot stretch some dynamic blocks as expected.
Check Spelling
- When you run spellcheck on uppercase words, AutoCAD may crash.
CUI
- When you save a workspace, if the Enterprise CUIx file is read-only, AutoCAD crashes.
- Toolbar flyouts close unexpectedly.
Data Extraction
- When you use Data Extraction to extract the value of a block's multiline attribute into a table, text formatting code displays in the table.
DGN Support
- When a DGN file is imported, some attributes are missing.
Digital Signature
- When you open a drawing, the Invalid signature dialog box may display even if the digital signature is valid.
Dimensions
- You cannot create an angular dimension between two lines in different XY planes.
DWF
- When the background color in AutoCAD is black, some DWF underlays do not display correctly.
Dynamic Dimensions
- When you use the COPYBASE command with Dynamic Input on, AutoCAD crashes.
Export Layout
- When you use the EXPORTLAYOUT command on files in which Standard styles have been renamed, AutoCAD crashes.
External References
- You may not be able to bind multiple xrefs that include nested xrefs.
File Open
- When you try to open a drawing file from a FTP site, AutoCAD may crash.
Find and Replace
- If you use Find and Replace, autonumbering is deleted.
General UI
- On the status bar, the model or paperspace button may be missing, even after you have repeatedly turned it on.
Graphic System
- When the background color is changed in an active paperspace viewport, the cursor disappears.
- After you plot a drawing in AutoCAD, if you lock Microsoft Windows and then unlock it, AutoCAD may crash.
Hatch
- When you turn off the current layer while grip editing a hatch boundary, AutoCAD crashes.
- When the UCSVP system variable is set to 0, hatched objects align with the WCS rather than the UCS.
- When you grip edit a hatch with an elliptical boundary, AutoCAD crashes.
Image
- When you attach some TIFF images, AutoCAD crashes.
- TIFF images may not display correctly.
Inquiry Tools
- The AREA command fails on some polylines.
Keyboard Modifiers
- When temporary overrides are enabled, keyboard input using the Shift key may not display on the command line.
Layers
- Xrefs on locked layers do not display faded as expected. The LAYLOCKFADECTL system variable fails to alter them.
- When you delete a certain layer, all layers may be deleted.
- On the ribbon, the Layer drop-down does not display layers based on the current layer filter.
Licensing
- When you set your system time back more than 2 days, your license is broken.
- When you use a proxy server for internet access, the License Transfer Utility fails.
LiveUpdate
- When you have Autodesk 2009 and AutoCAD 2010 installed side-by-side, LiveUpdate does not work in AutoCAD 2009.
Measurement Tools
- When you use the MEASUREGEOM command, the tooltip and command line results are different. The tooltip result is incorrect.
- When you use the DIST command in model space, the results at the tooltip and the command line are different. The tooltip result is incorrect.
Migration
- When you export certain profiles, AutoCAD crashes.
- When you save certain profiles migrated from AutoCAD 2009, AutoCAD 2010 crashes.
Multileader (mleader)
- When you mirror mleaders that contain blocks with multiline attributes, the mirrored attributes are incorrectly justified.
- When you plot a drawing as a PDF file, the layer order is not alphabetized as expected.
- When a drawing that contains layers with names that include special characters is exported as a PDF, it cannot be opened.
- When you attach a large PDF file to your drawing, or try to attach it and then cancel the operation, performance is slow.
Publish
- When Windows XP is set to Windows Classic theme, on any Asian language version of AutoCAD 2010, if you use the PUBLISH command, AutoCAD freezes.
Purge
- On Windows Vista, in the Purge dialog box, when you attempt to use the Ctrl or Shift keys to select multiple items, the first highlighted item is de-selected.
QUICKCALC
- Calculations performed by the QUICKCALC command may be incorrect.
Recover
- When you use the RECOVER command on a AutoCAD 2000 formatted drawing file, polylines and splines in the drawing are deleted.
Reference Edit
- When you use the REFSET command, you can only add one instance of a block to the reference set. Other instances are rejected and an error message displays.
Ribbon
- Text styles from an attached xref display in the Ribbon text style control.
- When you switch between AutoCAD Classic and other workspaces (for example, 2D Drafting & Annotation or 3D Modeling), performance becomes slow.
- Layers with a VP Freeze for a viewport indicate the VP Freeze status even when the viewport is not active.
- When you click the File menu in the zero doc state, AutoCAD freezes.
- After you unload a partial CUI file, a tab remains on the ribbon. If you click the tab, AutoCAD crashes.
Section & Flatten
- When you section solids through API, multiple memory leaks occur.
Seek
- The SHAREWITHSEEK command may not work if the port used to communicate with Seek is blocked by a firewall.
Snaps
- When you snap to the grid, there may be a slight offset from the grid.
Visual Lisp
- When you use the CECOLOR system variable, the value returned by using the Getvar function is incorrect.
UCS
- In AutoCAD 2010 German, you cannot use ribbon controls to modify coordinates.
Xrefs
- With the XATTACH command, you cannot select multiple xrefs.
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