Close the Gaps in Badly Drawn AutoCAD Drawings (Lynn Allen/Cadalyst Magazine)

[@lztoniolo]

I love your videos and tips, it's helping me A LOT at job. And you seems to be really happy person. It's always good to see people like you. Thanks Lynn! All the best for you...

[@schneir5]

One of the best things in Autocad I recently discovered was how I can choose the object snap for each time by pushing shift, then right click then the list of snaps pops up. It's so easy to shift + right click then hit "E" for end point! I use it for dimensions and all kinds of other stuff all day long!

[@user-rb2uf9nv8z]

Really helpful -saved me a real headache at work :) Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!

[@MrYutoob]

liked and subscribed for fun personality, timely instructions, clear spoken english.

[@ChrisClark1999]

Extra tip: when it asks for fuzz distance you can type jointype which gives you the option to extend the lines into eachother or add another joining line. Or you can set it to do both

[@adalberto9743]

YOU ARE ICONC THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHHH

[@himodesweet6726]

Thanks and I appreciate that ,how can I close too many area have gaps

[@tomislavv]

what about boundary command on those gaps?

[@seanbrown7659]

Thanks for the video. I'm not sure why it got any downvotes. Downvoters should be required to leave a comment explaining their reasoning. That would help onlookers learn even more!

[@karuneshkadwe8938]

Thanks a lot. Helpful content

[@lucasmateus7701]

Thanks for the help, definitely lifesaving!

[@WowRodg]

Many thanks

[@dariawerynska3665]

Thank you sssso much for this life-unburdening tip! :) I was wondering if it's possible to join the arcs this way, or arc+line?

[@alinepanossian4121]

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[@locuc6784]

You are the best miss, and funny too :)

[@trish8321]

Even though this video wasted half of my life, very helpful. Thanks :)

[@mustafaali-fp6zk]

Thank you very much you saved me ♥️♥️

[@lordarkal]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[@rossgeography]

very good - was confused between this and boundary - that initial prompt is so annoying - must check those prompts on other command see if they can be overridden

[@laurencewynn3580]

Great tip will solve a few problems :)

[@eumm11]

thank you ma'am, that was exactly what i was looking for

[@vadimkorob2689]

Helpful video but too much side information

[@ALFURQONTAWABI]

waw its so amazing trick, thanks

[@luckyadrianto6573]

thank u, so helpful :D

[@sahil5490]

great job

[@TheJonathanbgr]

Thank you so much!!! haha finally!

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[@dinazakarneh3312]

thank you sooo soo much, this was so helpful

[@fedosek]

Thanku!!

[@Teticba]

Love you!

[@zhongchuxiong]

wow, I like your video in an instance.

[@jpdesign6881]

Use fillet command. Take radius zero and select two end points. Its easy way

[@ebeanakskov]

A Video on 4:32 minutes, where the 4 minutes are nothing but empty talk.

[@hanyheshmat7767]

thanks a lot ...

[@devanshurana241]

thanks a lot :)

[@StormerNF3]

good guide, but painfully annoying to listen to 👍

[@NoClocks.NoCalendars]

If I was king of the world, PEDIT would default to "multiple".

[@cad420guy]

(defun C:PM () (command "PEDIT" "M" PAUSE ) (PRINC) )

[@deezynar]

cad420guy, is that a lisp routine?

[@NoClocks.NoCalendars]

yes it is, and it works great.

[@deezynar]

Thanks, Eddie. And thanks, cad420guy. Now I have to learn how to use lisp.

[@cad420guy]

Anytime.

[@bebianosalescomosinscritos186]

Vídeo foda, tbm tenho um canal,canal de art Drawings, passem lá para conferir, TMj

[@carlosvipe2765]

Lots of talk . . . . sometimes it gets confusing . . . . .