The topic today: How to use the XREF command in AutoCAD 2023? Using the XREF (External References) command in AutoCAD 2023 allows you to link external files to your current drawing. This can be useful when collaborating with others or when you’re working on a project that relies on multiple drawing files that need to be connected. The… Read More »
The topic today: How to use the Donut command in AutoCAD 2023? AutoCAD 2023, the industry-leading CAD software, offers extensive drawing tools for architects, engineers, and designers. Among these tools, the DONUT command is a versatile feature, allowing users to create rings and circular objects efficiently. This blog post will provide a step-by-step guide on how to use… Read More »
The topic today: How to use the Boundary command in AutoCAD 2023? In AutoCAD 2023 and the same previous version, the Boundary command is used to create a closed polyline (boundary) around selected objects, text, or a specified area. This can be helpful for designs that require precise measurements or for quickly creating closed shapes from existing objects.… Read More »
The topic today: How to use the Region command in AutoCAD 2023? In AutoCAD 2023 and the same previous version, to use the “Region” command to create a 2D region object from a closed area or loop of 2D objects such as lines, polylines, circles, or curves, follow these steps: 1. Start AutoCAD 2023 and open your drawing… Read More »
The topic today: Lisp AutoCAD – Separate Hatch Shortcut command: BRH Step to step as follow: Load Lisp Type BRH and Enter Pick Pline Pick Separative Hatch region Code Lisp: (defun c:BRH () (grtext -1 “”) (setq Pline (car (entsel “\n Pick Pline”)) e (entsel “\nPick Area Hatch “) hObj (car e) pt (cadr e) ) (command “.trim”… Read More »