Utilizing the Copy Tool in CAD: Techniques and Tips
Exploring the effective use of the Copy tool in CAD software to duplicate objects, navigate the command line prompts, and optimize workflow. Learn how to copy objects with precision, erase duplicates, and leverage multiple copy modes efficiently.
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T h e Copy tool Lecture 19
First example Copy 1. Construct the fig. bellow using Polyline . Do not include the dimensions. 2. Call the Copy tool left-click on its tool icon in the Home/Modify panel ,pick Copy from the Modify toolbar, or enter cp or copy at the command line.
The command line shows: Command: _copy Select objects: pick the cross 1 found Select objects: right-click Current settings: Copy mode Multiple Specify base point or [Displacement/mode/Multiple] Displacement : pick Specify second point or use first point as displacement : pick
Second example Copy Multiple copy 1. Erase the copied object. 2. Call the Copy tool. The command line shows: Command: _copy Select objects: pick the cross 1 found Select objects: right-click Current settings: Copy mode Multiple Specify base point or [Displacement/mode] Displacement : pick Specify second point or use first point as displacement : pick
Specify second point or [Exit/Undo] Exit : pick Specify second point or [Exit/Undo] Exit : pick Specify second point or [Exit/Undo] Exit : e (Exit) Command :
