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Category Archives: New in 2011
Selection Cycle
Another great addition to 2011 is the Selection Cycling (SC) toggle found on the Status Bar (drafting setting buttons). If you have objects that are overlapping and you want to select one of them, your only option was to hold … Continue reading
Posted in New in 2011, Settling In, TIPS
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Infer Constraints
It used to be (and still can be) that you could only apply constraints to objects after they were created. One problem that we frequently ran into especially using the “auto constrain” tool was “Over-Constraining” these objects. New … Continue reading
Posted in BASICS, New in 2011, TIPS
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Hatch Boundary in 2011
If you have ever erased a hatch boundary before you’ll appreciate this tip. Simply select the hatch whose boundary has been erased Right-click and select “Generate Boundary” as seen below. This will recreate the boundary as it was originally created.
Easy Text Masks for 2011
Here’s a quickie If you have text that is overlapping objects and you don’t want these objects intruding your text space…. <TEXTMASK> will start the command. Simply select the text objects that you want to have a mask. And when … Continue reading
Posted in New in 2011, Text, TIPS
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Express Tools for ACAD Architecture 2011
Yet, another program that’s not vanilla AutoCAD but still relavent. In AutoCAD Architecture 2011, you may have noticed that after installation, there are no Express Tools. I realized that after I installed the program that I forgot to install the … Continue reading
Posted in Customization, New in 2011, Settling In, TIPS
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Command Alias & Select Similar
There are commands in AutoCAD that do not have a shortened alias for easy use. An Alias is a one-to-three letter shortened version of a command that saves time typing in the command. For example, the alias L is the … Continue reading
Posted in BASICS, Customization, New in 2011
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