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Move symbol |
Move symbols with line break and line close functionality.
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Remove symbol |
Remove symbols with line close functionality.
The Remove symbols command will reconnect the lines that surround the object that is erased. It is also possible to make an object selection that comprises several symbols. The reconnecting of the lines works in that situation as well.
In many ways the Remove symbols command is more elegant than the Erase command. The reason for not relying solely on the Remove symbols command is its inability to erase lines. In fact it works the opposite way, namely to reconnects lines. Thus both the commands are needed.
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Break lines |
Break lines for existing symbols.
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Copy symbol |
Copy symbols with line break functionality.
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Erase |
Standard AutoCAD ERASE command (no line close functionality).
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Close lines |
This command closes broken lines.
If there is a gap in the lines after symbol that has been deleted the command Close lines will help you to fix that.
Close lines can close one or more lines at the same time, according to your selections. In the simplest case, two lines are merged to one. Select them both, either by picking one at a time, or by for instance using a “crossing”. The two lines will then be united to one.
When multiple lines are to be closed at the same time, for instance if there is a gap after a three-phase symbol, you must select all involved lines. The simplest way to do so, is by using the object selection alternative “crossing” over the entire gap. Six lines will then be merged to three lines and the gap disappears.
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Move |
Standard AutoCAD MOVE command (no line break or line close).
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Copy |
Standard AutoCAD COPY command (no line break).
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Break |
Standard AutoCAD BREAK command to split objects, like lines, in two parts.
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Trim |
Standard AutoCAD TRIM command to use existing objects as knifes that cut other existing objects.
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Extend |
Standard AutoCAD EXTEND command to use existing objects as borders to extend other existing objects towards.
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Stretch |
Standard AutoCAD STRETCH command to use for so-called “rubber-banding”. The only useful object selection method is Crossing. Objects entirely within the crossing will be moved as specified. Lines and similar for which only one endpoint is located within the crossing will be stretched in such a way that only the endpoint within the crossing will be moved. The other endpoint will remain in its original position.
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Copy circuit |
A temporary WBLOCK is created with selected objects as content.
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Paste circuit |
A temporary WBLOCK preferably created with the Copy circuit command, is pasted into the current drawing sheet. Automatic item designation generation and dialogue box presentation are supported.
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Copy from other sheet |
This command makes it possible to copy any objects from any sheet in any project, and to insert them in the current sheet, without having to leave the current sheet.
Please refer to the separate Copy from other sheet topic, where this popular feature is described in full detail.
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Fillet radius 0 |
Standard AutoCAD FILLET 0 command used to connect two lines.
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Forced connections 2.5 mm chamfering |
Chamfer one line towards another for forced connection purposes. Size of chamfer: 2.5 mm.
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