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#AUTOCAD COMMANDS FULL VERSION#
#AUTOCAD COMMANDS SOFTWARE#

There's a lite and full version (5$), although i haven't needed the full yet.īeen doing this long enough to not know if these are widely known to others or not, oh well.

Red Transit Consultant's XREF Load Status Lite - Load and Unload xrefs before opening a drawing!!! great for unloading xrefs that cause crashes.

!!!AUTOCAD EXCHANGE APPS!!! - like an appstore for acad! Kind of a dick-command IMO, but ive had to use it to send drawings to clients who dont use ACAD.Īlignspace - looking through a view-port, aligns the UCS to the VP.Ĭhspace (as mentioned earlier) - send objects through VPs quickly and simply! Lifesaver if you accidentally draft on a view-port without being in the correct space.

Setbylayer - can set properties of selected or ALL objects (and even entities within blocks!) to BYLAYER!)Įxportlayout - dump a paper-space layout (and everything in your view-ports) to model-space (scaled to paper-space size. Tscale - similar to torient - works with block attributes Torient - orient text (and more importantly BLOCK ATTRIBUTES) to a specified angle or 'most readable ISOLINES: controls the number of tesselation-like lines (I have this set to 0).DISPSILH: Controls the silhouette outlines on cylinders, spheres, and cones.DRAGMODE: controls the display of silhouettes when modifying objects.DIMDISASSOCIATE: removes dimension assocation.DRAWORDERCTL: controls the behavior of the draw order system.FILEDIA: Displays or suppresses the "file open" and "file save-as" dialog boxes.FACETRES: Adjusts the smoothness of curves on solids.CONVERTPSTYLES: Converts STB to CTB plot style and vice versa.CHSPACE: Move objects to and from modelspace and paperspace through viewports.BATTMAN: Change the order and properties of block attribute definitions.I've created a list of other helpful variables or commands so I don't forget them: They are insanely helpful and a must-have when doing 3D modeling.

#AUTOCAD COMMANDS SOFTWARE#

They've been around longer than I've been using the software (R12) and yet I didn't find out about them until 2 years ago. Probably the most helpful thing I ever learned about in AutoCAD are coordinate filters (point filters).