Best CAD Tips
  • Home
  • Post Categories
    • The Human Side
    • 3D CAD
    • Basics—Better
    • Settings and Options
    • Power Tools
    • Quality Control
    • Revit
  • Recent Posts
  • Revit Roofs Book
  • Shopping
Select Page

Keeping Caps ON ALL THE TIME

by Mark | Feb 26, 2012 | Basics---Better, Featured, Settings and Options

If you want to make a setting that forces all letters typed in multitext objects to be capital letters, just open a multitext object, and while you are in the multitext editor, right-click to get the shortcut menu, and click on AutoCAPS.

Texting the grid, and gridding the text

by Mark | Feb 25, 2012 | Basics---Better, Featured

Here is a tip about a truly useful application of the grid feature in AutoCAD–for organizing text objects in a column.

The Good, the Bad, and the AutoCAD Trim Command

by Mark | Dec 18, 2011 | Basics---Better, Featured

Here is a tip that will make one of the most common CAD tasks, trimming two lines, go quicker and easier. There are three basic AutoCAD trim commands you can use to trim two lines: TRIM, FILLET, or CHAMFER.

The Zoom Extents Discipline

by Mark | Nov 29, 2011 | Basics---Better, Featured, Quality Control

The Zoom Extents command provides a great test to judge the orderliness of your drawing. Ideally, there will be very little empty space visible in your work area after executing the Zoom Extents command.

Next Entries »

Join our CAD community!

Free Gift

About Mark

Mark S. Sadler is a husband, father, book author, architect, designer, consultant, teacher, blogger, and musician. Loves woodworking, making music, seeing animals in their native habitats, and exploring new places.

All material ©2011-2024 Mark S. Sadler and Vantage Building Consulting & Design, LLC

Thanks for visiting!

The Best CAD Tips website and Residential Roof Design Using Autodesk Revit are produced by Vantage Building Consulting & Design, LLC.

Categories

  • 3D CAD
  • Basics—Better
  • Featured
  • Info Transfer
  • News and Views
  • Power Tools
  • Quality Control
  • Revit
  • Settings and Options
  • The Human Side
  • The Interface
  • Tip of the Day
  • Uncategorized