AutoCAD: NCopy & 3 ways to copy objects from Xrefs into your drawing - 2 Minute Tuesday

[@catallaxy]

Thank you Brandon. I have been using AutoCAD for 20 years and this ncopy command is new to me! Wow. Thanks again.

[@Cadintentions]

That's awesome, glad you liked it! Always excited when I can introduce new commands and tips to users! Thanks for watching and the comment Cheers

[@mrhatandclogs98]

Heyo Brandon you are the man! Really appreciate your refreshingly clear tutorials, all your stuff is rock solid and easy to understand. Keep killing it doggy. Cheers!

[@Cadintentions]

Hah love it! Thanks and happy to help!! Cheers

[@squarepeg4435]

This is really helpful. Thank you! My firm uses a lot of xrefs & this will be a huge time saver!

[@rubeldas1130]

Thank you .... your videos are very helpful

[@dartagnandebatz3304]

I found it so interesting and easy to use. Excelente explicación Brandon

[@Cadintentions]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching!

[@kentwatson1689]

The good old NCopy. Quick way to bring existing Xref in as a block is to select drawing in xref manager right click > Bind... In resulting dialogue select Insert and click OK

[@onur-9158]

how to put an object in the start of the path line and show the end of the path to copy by it self also aranging the distance between them. Is the command to do that ?

[@mohammadahmed7932]

when i tried to copy some text from one drawing to other text pasted very away from required potion not on required position.thanks

[@maran18-g7o]

THANKS FOR GOOD TEACHING

[@Cadintentions]

Not a problem! Thanks for watching:)

[@RK-ib7is]

Sir i am using 2020version. I want number series in footing or column corner points so I am used tcount command but isn't coming tcount command in this version. Any other methods or commands here? I am so confused, Please reply me sir

[@jdsingh8189]

very very helpful

[@md4uh]

Can you do a segment on how to use the search function on the Layers Properties Manager?

[@Cadintentions]

Definitely, Check out tomorrows video!

[@halimkhan1813]

Thank you

[@jadepadro3393]

What is the meaning of Xref?

[@Cadintentions]

Xref stands for external reference. External references are files that are external/outside our drawing and linked or referenced into our drawing. They can be a wide range of file types including dwgs, images, pdfs and other cad file types.

[@mellisee]

One of the few things that is a hundred times stupider in AutoDesk products than Bentley.

[@NorwSpruce]

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[@houssamkastali4620]

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