AutoCAD 2016 COURSE.MODIFY TOOL PART 1.

 AutoCAD 2016 COURSE.

MODIFY TOOL PART 1.

              AutoCAD Modify tool will explain the command of a move, copy, rotate, offset, join, mirror, scale, fillet, brake, chaffer, etc. And read on to find out what their shortcut keys are.

Command Name Usage and Explanation

1.      1.  Move

                   This is the first command of the modify tool to move an object to another location in AutoCAD while retaining the shape of the object as before.

ñ         How to use this command.

                            You first have to draw any object on the AutoCAD draw sheet. After that, you will enter the move command using the keyboard. Its command is D+Enter. After pressing the command, we will select the whole object or the part to be moved. Click the right mouse button to move the object from the place where it is to be moved.

2.      2. Copy

                       This command is a copy command of the AutoCAD modification tool. Copy means to get an object in its drawn state without redrawing one or more.

ñ         How to use this command.

                            Draw an object on the AutoCAD draw sheet. Then press the copy command CP+Enter. Select the object. Click the right mouse button to copy it.

3.      3.  Rotate.

                         These AutoCAD rotate commands are used to rotate any object drawn in AutoCAD at any angle. . It can rotate objects in angles 90,180,270,360 and all. Can also be rotated to the current angle on occasion.

ñ          How to use this command.

                            After entering the rotate command RO+Enter from the keyboard, select the object. Rotate the object by pressing the right mouse button. And type the angle in which you want to rotate and click the enter button.

4       4.  Offset.

                          Offset is the command of AutoCAD. Used to easily draw one line with another.

ñ          How to use this command.

                            Enter the offset command O+Enter, Write the measurement. Select the line of the enter. Click on the side of the line to take the offset.

5.           5. Join.

                 This AutoCAD command is used to connect two separate lines. The ends of the two separate lines should face each other, then the two lines will join.

ñ          How to use this command.

                   Place two lines horizontally or vertically in front of each other. Enter the command of Join J+Enter, select both the lines, and press the enter button with the help of the keyboard.

 

You can get help from the picture given below using all the commands.

Note. The remaining five commands of the modify tool will be explained in the post of Part Two.

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Best of Luck.