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Tutorial : How to use Move command In this tutorial you will learn, how to use Move command.
CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS Let’s learn how to use Move command. In AutoCAD Move command is used to move one or more objects from one place to other place. You can move objects by specifying distance and direction to move. To learn, how to use Move command to move an object follow below mentioned steps. 1. Now, click on the Move command in Modify panel under Home tab.
Move command moves objects at a specified distance in a specified direction. You can use coordinates, grid snaps, object snaps, and other tools to move objects with precision. You can also activate Move command by entering MOVE or M at the Command line. Another method to select the Move command is also available. You can select the Move command from Menu Bar > Modify > Move. You can also find Move command in Modify toolbar of the AutoCAD classic workspace. You can also select Move command from shortcut menu. Select the objects to move and then right-click in the drawing area and then click the Move command.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 2. Then, select circle to move.
3. Next, press Enter or Right-click to proceed further.
You can also use Spacebar in place of Enter key.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 4. Next, specify base point.
The base point is the reference point with respect to which the object will be picked and moved.
5. Next, move the cursor to the desired location.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 6. Next, specify second point to place the circle.
7. Observe that, circle is moved to the specified location by using the Move command.
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