This song allows you to change direction of the wind. The Wind's Requiem can be found on the small island right off of the coast of Dragon Roost Island (Section B6 on your Seachart). If you want to leave it in 3/3 timing, don't touch the control stick. To change to 4/4 timing, just push the control stick left, and for 6/6 timing just push the control stick right. **NOTE: You will notice that there are different timings for the songs. This demonstrates how to play the songs and where to find them. I had a similar command in AutoCAD but it allowed me to select multiple entities to rotate instead of just one.This is a guide covering all The Wind Waker Songs. I'd really like to get it back if possible. This worked in the free version of Draftsight but now it doesn't work in the paid version I am using.
So basically it is select entity, right click, select the same entity, right click, select a pivot point and rotate. It will leave the original where it was and produce a copy at some angle around the pivot point you have specified. The way it worked is click on the icon, select ONE entity, right click (enter), select the same entity again (which is the copy of the original entity that is sitting right on top of the original entity), right click (enter), select a pivot pint, then rotate the copy.
This will allow me to select ONE entity only, then rotate it. it was an icon with a new command attached to it.
RE: Draftsight copy and rotate in one command from an icon Shortcut key combo for rotate or by clicking on the rotate icon while the paste command was in progress. I could only get this to work by typing out "rotate" or "ro". Voila!! Specify your angle and then place your object wherever you want it.
Shortcut) as the destination point then it enters a secret mode and allows you to specify a rotation angle. When you use the paste command it asks you to "Specify destination". If you use the command then you can choose the insertion point which you want to rotate around later. It changes up the order of operation that you are used to, but it should do the trick.Ĭopy, place and rotate an object in one command.īasically if you copy an object normally it will pick the bottom left corner as the default insertion point. I had this saved in my notes for DraftSight commands.
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