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Checking the area of a closed object, a polygon is a common practice when working with AutoCAD. We all know the AREA command that displays the area in the command line. Previously we have even looked at a way to get automatically a summarized areas of several objects. The issue with these practices is that … Read more
Mlines in AutoCAD are quite a forgotten thing. In my practice, I see those objects rare, and when I do it tends to be very limited use. That is strange though because with Mline we can draw Multiple Parallel Polylines at once. We can also predetermine the number of parallel lines drawn. Together with their … Read more
Many times I have wondered how to Quickly Copy objects from an Xref or from a Block without opening it first and then using the good old Copy and Paste. I know it sounds silly, but, often times when coping from external reference or from a block, we end up with the very big or … Read more
Today we will talk about Hardware and help you to choose the best PC or Laptop for CAD work.Firstly, I want to say that I am in no form a hardware professional and everything said here is based on my own thoughts and experiences as a professional working with CAD. CAD software, in general, is … Read more
To Break a Line or Polyline into two seems quite easy, just use the BREAK command right?The short answer is Yes! But do you know How to Break a line into two at a specific point without any gap/space between the two new lines?If you are asking this question let us help you find out … Read more
Today we are doing something different. We are going to discuss the most Frequent and Annoying AutoCAD Mistakes that we should avoid at all costs!Most of the people I know and work with are self-thought AutoCAD users, just like me. This is all well, however, sometimes we tend to do some quite shocking drafting Mistakes. … Read more
How to Copy an Excel table into the AutoCAD? A question that many of us have asked ourselves and thought we know the answer to. Simply, Copy the spreadsheet area that we need, using Ctrl+C. Then paste it into the AutoCAD with the Ctrl+V combination, Right?. Unfortunately, this creates an OLE object that Cannot be … Read more