ProgeCAD: Basic Modification Commands (Delete / Erase; Copy; Mirror & Offset) Video Lecture | ProgeCAD Tutorial: Learn and Expertise - Design Softwares

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hi ladies and gentlemen welcome back to
my project at 2011 professional edition
tutorials I think I've met about more
than 10 tutorials on some of the back to
basic commands using some of the simple
command to draw lines circles etc in
project a 2011 professional edition so
today I think that has been covered or
like maybe 80% I think you can actually
do 2d production with those commands so
today I will go into the other command
which is to modify some other objects
that you have done so now we will go
into for modifications command I think I
will show it to you here one will be
delete will be quite simple copy mirror
offset so this are the four commands
that are going to use today I'm going to
put in my tutorial today so before we
start we have to draw some objects or
the book sheet here so let's start with
circle object and then some lines object
close it so basic lines and circle have
been taught in previous videos we can
actually refer back to my previous
videos all right so let's go into
modification or modify command but you
look at delete of course you can execute
delete from the top menu here or the
delete from the toolbar here or you can
actually type sorry not be for delete or
the command is actually called erase or
is not deleted
okay so you can either do both the
command either in race or did it so it's
basically the same so e4e race normally
is used so if you want to set to D what
you can do is you go under the tools
under customize I've shown you to you or
earlier in my previous video as well the
Eliza's you can choose set analysis so
under D just now when I type D and
partially D has been set to set
dimension so this is the default setting
by protocol you can actually change it
to delete if you want or erase if you
want so let's close this so the command
is question for you type e on your
keyboard
and then if you have done some respects
on your entity you can just click select
and then delete this is the most
simplest comment all right
okay you can draw the line back alright
then the second command that will go to
is a copy so you can actually use again
the top menu here copy or from here
copied or you can type on the keyboard
copy the same command or you can
actually use this shortcut or the short
key allowances which is CP which is
reduced at default by project head for
me I prefer to use CC because I reset
command here as copy as well so copy is
quite simple to copy
I like the object you wanted and then
click the base point move up copy so
this is a single copy mode so the other
command which comes with copy you select
it
highlight the object entity and okay you
can see there's a queue mode and vector
so let's go to a vector of us basically
vector u type V and then X Y Z so X as
you know X is this side while is towards
top and W I'm in the Z is actually a 3d
format so let's go under X&Y we are not
on the Z so Z will come into later
tutorial later on so let's type some
command let's say I want to move the
circle upwards so what I do is I put 0
at let's say 500 at 0 so you can see the
distance between this two will be around
500
okay so actually move up upwards you can
actually try out another one copy and
then this time factor I want to move it
to the right hand side well I will put
it as five hundred zero and you move 500
words on to the left so you can actually
use the vector command to actually
pinpoint the exact location that you
want your copy objects to be excuse me
and now that's another one which is
under copy you highlight and then under
there there's a mode so what you do is
you type zero a typo and then under the
mode you can t have single or multiple
you can have em for multiple and when
you select the object you will keep on
copy until you hit enter on your
keyboard so where else for the other
mode which is a single mode when you
copy out once you click it's only a
single mode so this is actually set in
the system variables there is a command
in the system variable that you can set
for the copy mode we'll go into this
more advanced in the later tutorial but
I can show it to you you there is a
little command call the copy mode
variable and when you enter single mode
it is considered as own multi pour mode
it is consider s of a new type of your
go into
copy multiple so go until you hit the
enter key on your keyboard
okay so again if let's say I go back to
upon English back to single motor
alright so the next command that we
looked at modified will be mirror
command miracle is quite basic we erase
this okay mirror command
when you click mirror on course on the
top or you can choose select from the
toolbar here or you can type the mirror
on your keyboard if or mi4 the shortcut
allowances M is actually given to move
so that you go into later command I mean
later video so let's mirror to mirror
object you to select the entity is quite
simple you select this entity and I'll
select the mirror line so let's say you
want to move on at this line and then
press cut it for Pokemon or you can
click on this ortho hot and then click
delete the original entities if you did
it the original entities will be gone
maybe snow just click enter and you've
got your mirror effect so what you do
get another mirror this time on to
mirror vertically
okay and if you click yes type yes sorry
at the line of the mirror and then when
you type yes the original entity will be
gone yes I'll show you all right so this
mirror effect mirror command and then
the next one will be offset that is
quite interesting you'll just draw a
line here and when you type or you
execute the offset command again offset
is on the command prompt is actually all
it's really a default okay so let's go
on the offset you select the distance so
what's the distance you get decimal
distances enter and then select entity
and you click select entity and you
click select entity and you click OK
there's no distance here this you can
see on where the point there you are
click the disturb will be that but if
you click set and this value tab at this
one which is 250 for example and when I
select entity this actually giving you a
250 units of distance between the object
or the entity that we have selected
right so this is actually 250 units okay
and then another one will be offset and
then let's say we step back zero minimum
is one solid and then when you select
entity well concede is actually one as
you zoom in okay so if you want to go
back to the earlier mode where you
select or you pick a point or you do is
the time offset and then 2.0 to point
then when you click and you pick the
point you'll be offset to that
particular point let's see so these are
the few basic modified command that you
can she use to manipulate the objects or
entity than you're drawn on your
workspace and I will go through the
other modify commands in my next video
thank you for watching and take care
hope you have a good day bye bye