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Today’s post is from Jason Bewerk. Jason is a blogger and CAD-enthusiast. He works full-time at a design firm and enjoys helping others with CAD and thus started 12CAD.com to provide detailed tutorials and exercises for everybody to use. In the exercise below, you don’t draw the entire figure, but just focus on […] Multi-functional grips have been around since AutoCAD 2012 and they give you a menu of options when you hover over a grip or right-click a selected grip. Here you see the multi-functional grip menu for one of the vertices on a polyline. By default, you can also repeatedly press the Ctrl key to cycle between […] Do you ever want to know the best mouse for AutoCAD? I asked subscribers and readers like you and these 6 specific mice were the ones that were most recommended. They include programmable, 3D and compact mice. And a trackball. See what might work for you!
1. Logitech Trackman Marble Mouse High-precision trackball features […] Do you have REALLY old AutoCAD drawings? Many people keep drawings for years and years. But some older settings may make editing difficult. Here are some ideas for updating your old drawings. Blocks without previews or descriptions In older versions of AutoCAD, blocks didn’t have previews, like the kind you now see in the DesignCenter […] After you create a block with attributes and give the attributes specific values, you can edit block attribute properties with the Block Attribute Manager — the BATTMAN command. I explain how to create attributes (and why) in “Tutorial: Create attributes.” The attributes that you can edit are: Tag name, prompt name, default value Prompt order […] When you create and insert a block with attributes, you provide values for each of the attributes. But if you made a mistake or the value changes, you need to edit the attribute’s value. You use the EATTEDIT command for editing the value of a block attribute. Here are the steps: Choose Insert, Block panel, […] Eric Hoover This is a guest post by Eric M. Hoover, who is a Social Media and Content Strategist, building global marketing campaigns for a wide variety of brands. Eric has a fondness for automotive and architectural design, and previously developed website strategy for major automakers and renewable energy companies. He was introduced […] Another year, another AutoCAD release. Autodesk has been pretty reliable that way for years. Here’s my list of new features — along with my opinion, when I have one. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); New way to start — and switch among — drawings Several times, Autodesk has tried to add a “front” […] Recently, a reader asked how to plot to a specific scale from model space. Ordinarily, I recommend plotting from paper space. You have better tools there for laying out your drawing and inserting a title block. But you can also plot from model space. In fact, this is the original method for plotting in AutoCAD, […] Multifunctional grips are small, contextual menus that let you edit the properties of an object or component. Use them to quickly edit objects. For example, when you draw a rectangle, each vertex has multifunctional grips that let you add, remove, or stretch that vertex.
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