AutoCAD CUI Custom Commands March 31, 2011 by Zach Graff 0 0 0 0 0 0 It’s time to take a step back from all the Autodesk 2012 releases and look back into the past a little. AutoCAD for Mac 2014 has added support for Retina Display. 3) My colleague Volker is teaching a class about CUIx as well. In Volker's own words. You can also use the AutoCAD backup files to try and get damaged files back.
Solution: Migration utility: This utility transfers settings from an older version to the version chosen to run the migration for, on the same computer. The utility for migrating settings in AutoCAD is located under: Windows 10: Start > AutoCAD 20xx > Migrate From a Previous Release Windows 7: Start > All Programs > Autodesk > AutoCAD 20xx > Migrate Custom Settings > Migrate From a Previous Release Notes: • When launching AutoCAD for the first time, the migration utility runs automatically. This only happens the first time running AutoCAD after installation.
As a best practice, cancel the first-run migration window and allow AutoCAD to configure itself with default settings, and then run the migration utility afterwards. There is no limit on the use of the migration utility.
• Migrating settings does not work between different types of AutoCAD. For example, it cannot be done from AutoCAD LT to AutoCAD or AutoCAD Architecture to AutoCAD Mechanical, etc. (see Manually migrating settings below). • Migrating settings only works between the same language install of AutoCAD. For example, it cannot be done between an English and a German installation of AutoCAD (see Manually migrating settings below). • Some versions of AutoCAD do not support migrating settings and do not have the Migrate From a Previous Release menu item. • AutoCAD for Mac 2017 and earlier do not have a migration utility.
Migrating between computers: The migration utility does not work between computers. No files are exported or saved that can be moved to another system. To migrate settings between computers, try the following methods: Migrating from old to new computers: • Install the newer version of AutoCAD in trial mode on the old system. • Migrate settings to that version.
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• On the Start menu, use the Export AutoCAD Settings option (under the Migrate Custom Settings menu on Windows 7) to export those settings. • Copy the resulting ZIP file to the new computer. • Import the settings using the Import AutoCAD Settings option (under the Migrate Custom Settings menu on Windows 7). Migrating settings for newer programs that cannot be used on an older computer system: • On the Start menu, use the Export AutoCAD Settings option (under the Migrate Custom Settings menu on Windows 7) to export settings from the old computer. • Copy the ZIP file to the new computer.
• Install the older version of AutoCAD in trial mode on the new computer. • Import the settings using the Import AutoCAD Settings option (under the Migrate Custom Settings menu on Windows 7). • Migrate the settings to the new AutoCAD version using the migration utility. Manually migrating settings: It may be possible to manually migrate settings between different versions of AutoCAD (for example, between AutoCAD and AutoCAD Architecture or AutoCAD English to German) using the CUI editor.
First locate the.CUIx file for the version of AutoCAD to migrate from. In the receiving AutoCAD program, type CUI on the command line and click the Transfer tab. Load the.CUIx file on the right side and the move the workspace and other settings over to the left side.
CUIx files are located here: C: Users [user] AppData Roaming Autodesk AutoCAD 20xx Rxx.x enu Support.