Hi Magi,

The commands you mentioned are quite helpful and used everyday but they are so basic that I do not think that they are my favorite, I’d think I’d be more in love with other commands such as the :

Purge – Just because it removes all the unused clutter in my work area and the workspace looks much cleaner after using it

SmartPurger– Another Clean up tool that is a little bit more neat and efficient

OverKill – Sometimes but be careful it sometimes merges objects you do not want to get merged

Audit – to Fix all that nasty errors

There are a few more on my list actually 😀

I’ll post again tomorrow, I realized there’s just so much more to it 😀

Hey guys, you might want to check out the full commands list here on CAD Answers in another thread:

https://cadanswers.com/question/is-there-a-list-of-full-autocad-script-commands/

Have fun 🙂

My best discovery so far is that commands can have aliases, for example I used to type CO for Copy, a Major helpful tip is that you can actually change the command’s Alias (The “CO” Part), I changed it to only C

Here’s how you can do it:

http://www.cad-notes.com/where-can-i-see-autocad-command-alias-list/

Good luck guys

Thanks EngineerLife,

You can edit command Aliases from:

tool>customize>edit program parameters (acad.pgp)

I found out that by changing The column on the right you can change the command shortcut

Im a big fan of LINE 🙂

but a cool one i use is CNTRL+ right click  during move (or similar command) it will bring up a temporary override snap menu.

My top 3 would have to be:

QSELECT – when there are just too many elements on screen and you need to single out specific ones

PURGE – just to clean up the file

OVERKILL – also to clean up, this time with lines and drawing elements

My top 3 would have to be:

QSELECT – when there are just too many elements on screen and you need to single out specific ones

PURGE – just to clean up the file

OVERKILL – also to clean up, this time with lines and drawing elements