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SELECTION SETS
MOVE & COPY
ROTATE & SCALE
ARRAYS
TRIM & EXTEND
LENGTHEN & STRETCH
OFFSET & MIRROR
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SELECTION SETS
Two common ways to select object:
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LAST - by typing L when asked to select objects, AutoCAD will select the last
object that you created. This is handy if you create something and want to move
or modify it right away.
PREVIOUS - by typing P when asked to select objects, AutoCAD will select the
previous selection set. This is used if you select a few objects, modify them and
then want to modify them again.
FENCE - by typing F when asked to select objects, AutoCAD allows you to draw a
series of lines (called a fence) to select objects. This is convenient if you want to
select a group of lines to be trimmed to a single cutting edge.
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CROSSING POLYGON - typing CP when you are selecting objects give the
ability to create a crossing polygon for object selection. This is similar to a
crossing box (drawn like a Fence), but you can pick points on the screen to create
a polygon. By default, this is a crossing polygon, therefore any objects that cross
the polygon will be added to the selection set.
CYCLING - When are ready to select objects, hold down the Shift key on your
keyboard and then press the Space Bar when your mouse is on top of
overlapping objects. Repeatedly press the Space Bar until the one object you
want to modify is highlighted. Then pick with the mouse. This is a good approach
if you have many objects in a small area.
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A : Move 40 x 60 rectangle
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B : Copy 40 x 60 rectangle
12. Type COPY and Enter (to start Copy command)
13. Select the moved rectangle A and Enter
14. Click on the bottom left corner of the rectangle (as base point or
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15. Type @60,0 and Enter (as second point of displacement to move the 60 to
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16. Press Enter again (to exit Copy command)
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C : Rotate 40 x 60 rectangle
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D : Scale 40 x 60 rectangle
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D : Scale 40 x 60 rectangle
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EXERCISE 2
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EXERCISE 3
63 DIA
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EXERCISE 4
CREATING A TITLEBLOCK
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Click in the drawing area above the line
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