Posted by myCAD on Jul 03, 2024; 5:24pm
URL: https://forum.librecad.org/Rotate-90-tp5725029p5725032.html

Thank you. It's simple, sorry!

I was confused because the form where you can choose an exact, numeric value for the rotation is in a window that appears after you already had to choose with mouse both the reference and the target points. So, I hadn't noticed such a form in the window.

In a sense, after choosing the rotation point you must select casual reference and target points, so when the windows appears you can wite the exact angle.

It could be easier if one could write the exact angle in the command line just after having selected the rotation point.

Hypothesis:

-- Select the object(s);
-- clic Rotation from the toolbar (or from your shortcuts);
-- clic on the rotation point;
-- write something like "<90" or "@90" or simply "90" in the command line (negative values for clockwise rotations) and have the rotation executed.

What do you think?