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Layers allow organizing objects and controlling their visibility. Objects can be assigned to layers to group similar items like electrical parts. Layers can also be locked to prevent accidental modification. Quick Properties displays common object properties, making them easier to access and edit. Blocks let users reuse objects by combining them into a single item that can be inserted multiple times. Inquiry commands provide dimensional information between points, such as distance, angle, and delta measurements.
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- 1. CHAPTER 4 : DRAWING ORGANIZING & INQUIRY COMMAND BDA 10102 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
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- 5. Using Quick Properties The Quick Properties panel displays the commonly used properties for each object type, thus making them easier to find and improving access to them. With the Quick Properties panel, you can edit properties for a selected object, or for all objects in a selection.
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- 9. BLOCK
- 10. Inquiry command are to obtain information about the relation between two specified points or multiple points; for example, the distance between points or their angle in the XY plane. To determine the relation between points, you can display the 1. Distance between them 2. Angle between the points in the XY plane 3. Angle of the points from the XY plane 4. Delta, or changed, X, Y, and Z distances between them Using Inquiry Command
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