WIPEOUT Command 101: Thinking about draw order, within blocks, and alternative for round objects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- How to use the WIPEOUT Command in AutoCAD strategically.
Thinking about and setting up draw order.
Using WIPEOUTs within CAD blocks.
Plus what's an alternative to a wipeout for curved or round objects?
And finally, how to get rid of a WIPEOUT frame
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Thank you so much. I've been looking for exactly this kind of strategy with designing in AutoCad. You literally answered my prayers!
Whaaa...I needed this 10 years ago. Thank you!
Excellent! Thanks for sharing this!
No more trimming for hours and ruining my drawing to get this visual effect.
That was a fantastic tutorial! Well put together. Thank you!!!
For circle object, use polygon with high number of sides and use it as polyline on wipeout command.
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Wonderful. Thank you!
How to hide the frame of the polygon wall under the wipeout / frame off the door on the layout page / printed PDF when scale 1:40, please ?
What is the advantage of a wipeout command in a block, compared to just solid hatching a poly line which defines your block?
When use the same block multiple times, ie. chairs in an auditorium, it increases speed of drawing by making sure that every block has the wipeout and hides unnecessary details, ie floor patterns.
Yes, exactly right! (Hatches slow down a file alternatively, and if you have a bunch of solid white hatches your drawing definitely starts to look confusing in model space!)
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