AutoCAD Lesson 103 – Modifying Commands

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AutoCAD Lesson 103 – Modifying Commands

After we watched and learn from previous lesson 102.

Now it’s time to play around with the properties and tweak your designs where necessary. In these stage, the following commands like copy, paste, mirror, etc.. will come into action.

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SHORTCUT / COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
MOCORO	Move, copy, rotate and scale an object in one command
COPYBASE	Copy an object according to a base point
CHA / CHAMFER	Add slanted edges to sharp corners of objects
F / FILLET	Add rounded corners to the sharp edges of objects
BREAK	Create a break (or gaps) in objects at one or two points
BURST	Explode a block but retain its attribute settings and layer definition
SC / SCALE	Change the scale of an object
TR / TRIM	Trim a shape or line
X / EXPLODE	Break up an object into its individual components i.e., a polyline into simple lines
RO / ROTATE	Rotate an object
CO/CP/COPY	Copy object
S / STRETCH	Stretches an object
AR / ARRAY	Create multiple copy of object in an instant
EX / EXTEND	Extend object to meet the edges of other objects
E / ERASE	Erase an object of delete

Summary:

If you have finished watching video posted above, we tackled brief overview of modifying commands. By hovering each icon we see the name of the commands and their function or usage. Also listed above are some basic commands with shortcut keys or aliases and each description.

“Remember this is still an introduction discussion we will dig deep into each command when we are starting the lesson for actual drawing.“

Our next lesson will be all about Annotation Commands.
What are the annotation commands in AutoCAD?