Welcome to this tutorial series where we'll be diving into the world of AutoCAD! Today, we're going to explore the Extinct Tool and show you how it can help extend lines in your drawings. Here's what you'll learn:
1. Why use the Extinct Tool?The Extinct Tool in AutoCAD is incredibly useful when you need to extend a line or series of lines up to a specific point. It saves time and ensures precision in your drawings.
2. Step-by-step guide: Using the Extinct Tool1. Open your drawing and ensure the Modify panel is visible.
2. Select the Extinct Tool from the Modify panel dropdown.
3. At the command line, select objects (press enter).
4. Click on the first line segment you want to extend.
5. If needed, click again to select more line segments.
6. When you reach the desired line segment, press enter or escape to exit the tool.
3. Using the Boundary option for precision1. Repeat the steps above to activate the Extinct Tool.
2. Typecommand areas, EXand press enter.
3. Select the boundary up to which you want your line segment extended.
4. Click on the line segment you want to extend.
5. Your line segment will now be directly extended to the selected boundary.
6. Press escape to exit the tool.
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