Quote; Share this post. This can be achieved in any direction by typing in WC in the command line when asked to make the selection.nice i don’t know about this command this is very efficient and time reducingReally useful tip about a command which is so useful but not easy to grasp at first.Thanks for the tip on using stretch. Hope that helps.

I try to keep the tips posted on this blog fairly short. There are two ways that I've found you can stretch multiple dimensions. I was having a lot of trouble with stretch to include the hatch. STRETCH - really no need for a stretch command once you understand that Revit is all about the relationships between objects. AutoCAD Beginners' Area ; Stretch Multiple Rectangles at the same time? 8 Nov, 2015. The hard part is remembering that it requires a “crossing window.”A crossing window is the green selection window that starts at the right side and finishes at the left (as seen below)Here’s the rule to remember how this tool works. Cool – I’m glad that it made it clear to understand ~Greg. I am study up for the AutoCAD exam and the course book does a poor job of explaining how to use stretch. Join Lynn Allen as she shows you how handy the Lengthen command can be when editing your objects. Here is a great tool that is underused and not understood by many.

THIS ALWAYS WORKED IN AUTOCAD 13I have gone through your article and it’s just an amazing article .Many thanks for the tips. Thanks for the tip on using stretch. You want to 'stretch' the walls, or lines, of one side of a box, simply grab the end wall of the box and the side walls come along for the ride. This is my exercise: I was wondering if anyone knows of a faster way to do this?

If you need to lengthen lines a specific distance or to a total length, then you should be using the handy Lengthen command! Autodesk does not warrant, either expressly or implied, the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information translated by the machine translation service and will not be liable for damages or losses caused by the trust placed in the translation service.Autodesk is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software. Enter the minimum, maximum length and increment values.

If you want to have multiple dimension strings "move" a basepoint from varying locations to the same reference line you can use the extend or trim command. Lengthen (or Shorten) AutoCAD Lines in a Flash! (For some reason you can use a fence select when extending, but must select each dimension string when trimming.) This page has been translated for your convenience with an automatic translation service. It just has to be the green type of “crossing window”. Sign in to follow this . )To move multiple basepoints in varying locations the same distance and direction you can use multiple grip select. Associative has fixed it.Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.Error: Twitter did not respond. Hello there, this is Lynn Allen.

I am study up for the AutoCAD exam and the course book does a poor job of explaining how to use stretch. naresh says: July 10, 2014 at 1:21 AM. Video Transcript . It is difficult to re-associate hatches in some instances so it might be easier to erase the hatch and place a new instance of the hatch and make sure that “Associative” is turned on.WHY DOES MY BLOCK NOT MOVE WITH MY LINE WHEN i STRETCH THE POLYLINE WITH THE BLOCK?

You can use the "MLA" command to line up the text without picking grips or moving the leader landing location. )There are two ways that I've found you can stretch multiple dimensions.If you want to have multiple dimension strings "move" a basepoint from varying locations to the same reference line you can use the extend or trim command. The STRETCH command will allow you to adjust/move objects like a window or door opening without having to do much effort on your part.

Then, hold the shift key down as you select the grip of each of the basepoints you want to move.

This was much more useful.Cool – I’m glad that it made it clear to understandhi … its too cool…can you please explain me ..for the above example in between two line itfhere is a hatch how can we streatch hatch tooo..As long as the hatch(es) are “Associative” which means that they will adjust to a boundary if the boundary is moved, the hatch should follow accordingly.