Thanks for the useful video! Exactly what we needed, and straight to the point. No unnecessary advertisements or selling. Good luck in your practice, mate.
Awesome Tutorial CADD! You and your videos encouraged me to create a channel, do what I love, and help people save their best gift, THEIR TIME. Thank you!
4:30 ... So so useful! I am so glad I watched this video. I didn´t know that after record the macro I just had to type the name of the macro to play it again. This is what I was looking for. Thank you, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
is there any way to remove decimals to the lines? Not to the precision of the decimals units, but to the line itself. For example, if a line is 1.565556675546 make it 2.000000000 automatically. Changing the precision on the units only change the way that that like looks, but the information of the line will be always 1.565556675546 regardless of how many decimals you want to see. Thanks.
Thanks for the useful video! Exactly what we needed, and straight to the point. No unnecessary advertisements or selling. Good luck in your practice, mate.
Awesome Tutorial CADD! You and your videos encouraged me to create a channel, do what I love, and help people save their best gift, THEIR TIME. Thank you!
4:30 ... So so useful! I am so glad I watched this video. I didn´t know that after record the macro I just had to type the name of the macro to play it again. This is what I was looking for. Thank you, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
thank you sir
This is great! Is there a way to edit the macro if I hit a wrong button or do I have to start all over? Thanks!
is there any way to remove decimals to the lines? Not to the precision of the decimals units, but to the line itself. For example, if a line is 1.565556675546 make it 2.000000000 automatically. Changing the precision on the units only change the way that that like looks, but the information of the line will be always 1.565556675546 regardless of how many decimals you want to see. Thanks.
How to move from tab to another tab in autocad. Can we automate this action, Sir?