7 answers

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  Alex Moiceanu 11 months ago

  Here's a quick tip for AutoCAD.

  1. Step 1

     Are you using a command several times? Are you tired to type it again and again at the command line?
     Why don’t you use instead the Multiple command?
     Type ‘MULTIPLE‘ at the command line, choose the command you want to use and from now on, you can use it until you hit the Esc key.

     

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  Alex Moiceanu 11 months ago

  Hope this helps AutoCAD users to boost their work!

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  Alex Moiceanu 11 months ago

  Soon I'll try to post more tutorials and tips & tricks here, to help AutoCAD users to boost their work or to learn something new.
  Meanwhile, you can find more tutorials or AutoCAD tips & tricks at www.cad-systems.org
  I would greatly appreciate your feedback!

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  Ashu 11 months ago

  with short key

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  andrew 10 months ago

  One thing that speeds up work and using a command multiple times is changing the right click customization, So Tools-options-user pref set all the right clicks to repeat last, repeat last, and enter. I draw key plans for the University of Wyoming that change proved to be most helpful.

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  reghuyes 10 months ago

  Short cut for line ie c:xx

  ( DEFUN C:XX() (COMMAND "LINE"))

  Like this ..create shortcuts using Visuallisp editor ( c: vlisp (or) vlide) and save as lisp file.Using APPLOAD command activate the above shortcuts.

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  edgardokaka@gmail.com 6 months ago

  yes, its helpfully and make works done quickly.