Have You Tried: Coordinate Entry With Dynamic Input

[The AutoCAD Blog]

In the Have You Tried for this month, we cover coordinate entry specifically using Dynamic Input. 

Coordinates are one of the fundamental pieces of information required by most commands in AutoCAD to create or modify objects. Coordinate entry is used to accurately position objects within a design when you don’t have geometry from which to reference, or want an object started or inserted at a specific coordinate value.

In this Have You Tried, we discuss:

• What’s Dynamic Input?
• Turning Dynamic Input on or off
• Entering coordinate values with Dynamic Input
• Tips for entering coordinates
• Controlling coordinate entry behavior with Dynamic Input

Learn how coordinate entry can be used to accurately position objects within a design with the step-by-step examples in the Have You Tried: Coordinate Entry with Dynamic Input topic.

Keep the Feedback Coming

Thanks for all the great feedback submitted so far. Because of the great feedback, we have been able to improve the topics in the AutoCAD Online Help system. Updated Help Topics contains a list of the most recently updated topics.

The best way to submit feedback is by using the “Was this helpful?” section located at the bottom of every Help topic. Let us know what you like or don’t like about a topic or provide suggestions for other subjects that you’d like to see covered in greater detail. The more specific your comments, the better.

The post Have You Tried: Coordinate Entry With Dynamic Input appeared first on AutoCAD Blog.

View the full article