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How to copy images continuously in a CAD file

2017-08-22View Original

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In the process of CAD drawing, it is often necessary to create identical graphics. To save time, these graphics can be copied and pasted. But what should be done when a certain graphic needs to be used multiple times in a row? How to copy continuously in CAD? Next, I will introduce the specific steps for operation. If you want to copy and draw completed graphics sequentially in CAD drawing files, you can use the QuickCAD Editor for such copying tasks. This is a powerful CAD editing software that allows for easy editing of CAD files; it is also very user-friendly, enabling straightforward sequential copying of CAD drawings. Below are the instructions for using this software. 1. Run the latest version of the Xunjie CAD editor. After launching the software, click on the “File” option in the interface, then select the “Open” button to load the CAD file that needs to be edited. 2. After opening the CAD drawing file, if you want to copy the graphics in the CAD file sequentially, first select the graphics that need to be copied. 3. Next, click on the “Editor” option, then select the “Copy Object” function from the toolbar, and click on the graphic to choose a base point. 4. Then, click on the location in the drawing area where you want to copy to repeatedly copy the selected shapes. Once copying is complete, click “Copy Object” again or press the “Esc” key to stop using this tool. By following these four steps, we can create the same graphics in a CAD file, which saves us effort and time. It’s a very practical method.
Reply #22017-08-22
Use a newer version of CAD; what you mentioned can be solved easily!

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