Avoid reselecting objects in editing commands that go wrong
Have you ever had an editing operation go wrong? You know, you select the objects and move them, but AutoCAD snaps to the wrong location and now they’re all in the wrong place. Or have you selected...
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Editing the value of a block attribute
When you create and insert a block with attributes, you provide values for each of the attributes. But if you made a mistake or the value changes, you need to edit the attribute’s value. You use the...
View ArticleAvoid reselecting objects in editing commands that go wrong
Have you ever had an editing operation go wrong? You know, you select the objects and move them, but AutoCAD snaps to the wrong location and now they’re all in the wrong place. Or have you selected...
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Editing the value of a block attribute
When you create and insert a block with attributes, you provide values for each of the attributes. But if you made a mistake or the value changes, you need to edit the attribute’s value. You use the...
View ArticleAvoid reselecting objects in editing commands that go wrong
Have you ever had an editing operation go wrong? You know, you select the objects and move them, but AutoCAD snaps to the wrong location and now they’re all in the wrong place. Or have you selected...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Editing the value of a block attribute
When you create and insert a block with attributes, you provide values for each of the attributes. But if you made a mistake or the value changes, you need to edit the attribute’s value. You use the...
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