AUTOCAD COMMANDS LIST

AUTOCAD COMMANDS LIST WITH EXAMPLE


Here I will show autocad commands list with some example used in making drawing by using 
auto cad, autocad stands for computer aided design,many student those who completed there civil engineer but they do not know auto cad commands and they face some problems while drawing typical plans.

Autcad is basic software for a civil engineer that he should must know about it and with some most useful commands.

After completing engineer many students face problems for getting jobs, they ask that there is no job in civil engineering or they sir I am not getting job or just they go for site engineer job.

Civil Engineers has more scope in there field for there career if they knew some software's
and some technical knowledge.

AUTOCAD COMMANDS LIST

First I will show the commands which I use mostly or repeatedly

1)   Line       ( L enter)
AUTOCAD COMMANDS LIST
2) Offset   (O enter )
3) Trim  (TR enter enter)
4)  Move  (M enter)
5) Copy  (CO enter)
6) Mirror (MI enter)
7)  Rotate (RO enter)
8)   STRETCH (S enter)
here bofore applying this command you need to select the half portion of which you want to stretch.
like this, only half port , then after press S enter
9) Scale  (SC enter ) here you first select the object you want to scale
After selecting whole object then press (SC enter)
Click at point and then give command (RE enter)
Again click at same point 
Now click at next point then give dimension you want o scale it
like this 

10) Hatch (H enter)
11)  BLOCK (BO enter)

12)   Group  (G enter)
13)   Un group  (UNG  enter)
14)   Erase (E enter)
15)   Fillet (F enter)
16)   Construction line (XL enter)
17)   Array (AR enter)
18)   Rectangle (REC enter)
19)   Circle (C enter)
20)   ARC   (ARC enter

This are the most useful command used in auto cad for drawing , if you want to learn advance command then comment me i will make video on it. 


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