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Attach or Detach Leader to Text or Block Object using Qlattach and Qldetachset Command.

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Hello, Friends Today We learn How to use Qlattach and Qldetachset Comamnd. COMMAND : Qlattach SHORT-CUT : Qla MENU : Express > Dimension > Leader Tools > Attach Leader to Annotation - Attaches a leader line to Mtext or Block Object. First Select Leader then Select Mtext or Block Object as Annotation. COMMAND : Qldetachset SHORT-CUT : Qld MENU : Express > Dimension > Leader Tools > Detach Leaders from Annotation - Detaches a leader line to Mtext or Block Object. Select Both Leader Line and Mtext or Block Annotation.   I hope You Like this Post. Subscribe to this blog so you can get regular updates about this blog! If you have any doubt you can comment, we will reply to you as soon as possible. you can share this post with your friends, relative & Colleagues. In the next post, we will learn New AutoCAD Command / Topic. - Bhargav Joshi

How to export & import Dimension Style using Dimex and Dimin Commands?

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Hello, Friends Today We learn How to Export Dimension Style using Dimex and Import Dimension Style using Dimin Command.  COMMAND : DIMEX MENU : EXPRESS > DIMENSION > DIMSTYLE EXPORT... - Export Selected Dimension style in .dim (ASCII) file format. Export File Name Specify .dim File Name and Save file path using Browse option. Text Style Options Text Style Name Only : Save Text Style Name only in .dim ASCII File. Full Text Style Information : Save Full Text Style Information in .dim ASCII File. COMMAND : DIMIM MENU : EXPRESS > DIMENSION > DIMSTYLE IMPORT... - Import Dimension style from selected .dim (ASCII) file. Import Filename Specifies the ASCII text file to import. By default, the file has a DIM extension, and the file must be in the format generated by the DIMEX Express Command. Import Options Keep Existing Style :  The Keep the Existing Style option ignores the similarly named style being imported. Overwrite Existing Style :  Overwrite Existing Style uses the simila

How to hide or mask objects using Wipeout Command in AutoCAD Drawing?

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COMMAND : WIPEOUT SHORT-CUT : WI MENU : DRAW > WIPEOUT - Creates a wipeout objects and also control whether wipeout frames are displayed or plotted in the drawing. First Point Determines the polygonal boundary of the wipeout object from a series of points. Frames Determines whether the edges of all wipeout objects are displayed or hidden. Frames modes: ON - frames are displayed and plotted OFF - frames are not displayed or plotted Display but not plot - frames are displayed but are not plotted Polyline Determines the polygonal boundary of the wipeout objects from a selected polyline. Erase Polyline Enter y to erase the polyline that was used to create the wipeout object. Enter n to retain the polyline. Wipeout Command YouTube Command Link: I hope You Like this Post. Subscribe to this blog so you can get regular updates about this blog! If you have any doubt you can comment, we will reply to you as soon as possible. you can share this post with your friends, relative & Colleagues

Convert Singleline Text into Multiline Text using TXT2MTXT Command in AutoCAD.

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Hello, Friends Today We learn TXT2MTXT Command in AutoCAD. We can convert one or more Single line Text objects into Multiline Text (Mtext) Object. COMMAND : TXT2MTXT MENU : EXPRESS > TEXT > CONVERT TEXT TO MTEXT Settings > Combine into a single mtext object Combine Selected single line text objects into single mtext objects. Text ordering - Sort top-down Specifies the order of the selected text by descending vertical position. Text ordering - Select order of text Specifies the order of the selected text by manual selection by Mouseclick. Word-wrap text  Combines all the lines of text into a single line, and then wraps any text that exceeds the width of the mtext object to the next line. Force uniform line spacing Applies consistent interline spacing and paragraph spacing when word wrap is turned on. Paragraph spacing is Half larger than interline spacing. TXT2MTXT COMMAND YouTube Video Link: I hope You Like this Post. Subscribe to this blog so you can get regular updates about

How to use Torient and Tjust Command in AutoCAD Drawing?

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Hello, Friends Learn Torient and Tjust Command in AutoCAD Drawing. Command : Torient Short-cut : Tori Menu : Express > Text > Rotate Text - Rotate Selected Text using Absolute Angle or by Two mouse click Points. We can also Rotate Text using most readable option. Options New absolute rotation     :  Enter a new absolute orientation angle for all selected text. We can also rotate text using two mouse click points direction.  Most Readable         : Orients selected text objects to the most readable right-side-up, right-read orientation. Command :  Tjust Short-cut :  Tj Menu :  Express > Text > Justify Text - Change the Justification of Selected Text without moving Text. Torient Command  & Tjust Command Video Link : I hope You Like this Post. Subscribe to this blog so you can get regular updates about this blog! If you have any doubt you can comment, we will reply to you as soon as possible. you can share this post with your friends, relative & Colleagues. In t

How We can use Tcircle Command in AutoCAD Drawing.

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 Hello, Today We Learn How to use Tcircle Command in AutoCAD Drawing. We can draw Circle, Slot and Rectangle frame around Selected Text in AutoCAD Drawing. Command :  Tcircle Short-cut :  TCI Menu :  Express > Text > Enclose Text with Object. Enclose Selected Dtext or Mtext Objects using Circle, Slot or Rectangle Object. Circle 's diameter , Size of Rectangle and Slot can be Constant or Variable. Variable Size of Circle, Rectangle or Slot is to be adjusted as per given offset value.  The Constant option encloses selected text and mtext objects with objects that are all the same size, the size of the largest enclosing object. Circle :      Creates circles of constant or variable diameter. Slot:      Creates slots of constant or variable size. A slot is a rectangle with convex sides. For                                         constant-   size slots, you can specify the dimensions that are held constant: width, height,                               or both width and height.