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BURST Command
The BURST command in AutoCAD is used to "explode" blocks or attributes into their individual components while preserving the original properties, such as color, layer, and line type.
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What is the BURST Command?
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BURST Command Best Practices
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When to Use BURST
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How to Use BURST Command
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DIMJOGGED Command
The DIMJOGGED command in AutoCAD is used to create a jogged (or "jog") dimension line for circular objects, like arcs and circles, to represent the radius when the center point is off the drawing or otherwise inconvenient to display.
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What is the DIMJOGGED Command?
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Best Practices
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When to Use DIMJOGGED
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How to Use DIMJOGGED
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NCOPY Command
The NCOPY command in AutoCAD (short for Nested Copy) allows you to copy objects from an external reference (Xref) or block reference directly into the current drawing.
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What is the NCOPY Command?
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Best Practices
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When to use NCOPY
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How to use NCOPY
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OVERKILL Command
The OVERKILL command in AutoCAD is used to clean up and optimize drawings by removing redundant or duplicate geometry.
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What is the OVERKILL Command?
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Best Practices
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When to Use OVERKILL
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How to use OVERKILL
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Mastering the Wipeout Command
Among AutoCAD's vast array of tools is one often overlooked yet powerful command: Wipeout. This nifty feature can clean up your drawings by hiding parts of your work you don't want to showcase.
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What Is the Wipeout Command?
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How To Implement the Wipeout Command
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Understanding the Polyline Option
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Exploring the FRAME Option
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Demystifying the WIPEOUTFRAME Option
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Integrating DRAWORDER with Wipeouts
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Advanced Object Manipulation
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Object Linking and Embedding (OLE)
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Parameterization
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Group and Ungroup Objects
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Layer States Manager
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Automation and Efficiency
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Action Recorder
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Customizable Keyboard Shortcuts
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Scripts and LISP
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AutoCAD App Store
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Data Management and Collaboration
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Data Links
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External References (Xrefs)
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Sheet Sets
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Advanced Geometry and Drafting
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Parametric Equations
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3D Modeling:
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Solid Editing
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Less Known but Powerful Features
By exploring these lesser-known features, you can unlock the full potential of AutoCAD and become a more efficient and productive user.
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Fields
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Multileaders
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Customization
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Command Aliases
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Customization Examples
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Customizing the Ribbon Interface
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Creating Custom Toolbars
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Creating Custom Hatch Patterns
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Creating Custom Linetypes
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Creating and Using Macros
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Powerful But Less Often Used Commands
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SPLINE
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REGION
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MASSPROP
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MEASURE
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INTERSECT
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EXTEND
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TRIM
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DIVIDE
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DIMSTYLE Editor
How to effectively use the DIMSTYLE editor to customize dimension styles
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How to effectively use the DIMSTYLE editor to customize dimension styles
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Additional Resources
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AutoCAD Help
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Autodesk Knowledge Network
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AutoCAD Blogs and Forums
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EXPLODE
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Using the EXPLODE Command
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PURGE
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PURGE
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WBLOCK
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WBLOCK
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DIMSTYLE
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Customizing Dimension Styles
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Hidden Keyboard Shortcuts
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Hidden Keyboard Shortcuts
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AutoCAD Secrets – Master the Hidden Gems

The OVERKILL command in AutoCAD is used to clean up and optimize drawings by removing redundant or duplicate geometry. This command can delete overlapping lines, arcs, and polylines, as well as combine partially overlapping or coincident segments. OVERKILL is essential for improving drawing performance, reducing file size, and maintaining cleaner and more manageable designs.

Key Features of the OVERKILL Command:

  • Removes Duplicate Entities: Identifies and deletes duplicate or overlapping objects, which can clutter the drawing and cause issues with plotting or calculations.
  • Combines Collinear Segments: Merges multiple line or polyline segments that are on the same path into a single segment.
  • Customizable Settings: Allows you to specify which types of geometry to check, set tolerances for overlap, and choose whether to ignore certain properties, like layer or color, during the cleanup.
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