Best Practices:
- Always exercise caution when using the OVERKILL command, especially in complex drawings, as it might unintentionally remove desired geometry.
- Work on a copy: It’s good practice to create a backup or use the command on a copy of the drawing if you are unsure about the outcome. Save a backup before using OVERKILL, especially for complex drawings.
- Adjust tolerance wisely: Balance precision and efficiency based on your drawing’s requirements.
- Review carefully: Inspect the results to ensure desired outcomes and address any unexpected changes.
- Consider alternatives: For complex cleanup tasks, explore tools like AutoCAD’s AUDIT command or third-party add-ons.