Auto CAD Command List with example

Here's a list of common AutoCAD commands along with their descriptions and examples:

1. Line

   - Description: Creates a straight line segment between two points.
   - Example: `LINE` (Specify start and end points)

2. Circle

   - Description: Creates a circle by specifying the center point and radius.
   - Example: `CIRCLE` (Specify center point and radius)

3. Rectangle

   - Description: Creates a rectangle by specifying two diagonal corners or specifying the center point and dimensions.
   - Example: `RECTANGLE` (Specify two points or center point and dimensions)

4. Arc

   - Description: Creates an arc by specifying three points or specifying the center, start, and end points.
   - Example: `ARC` (Specify three points or center, start, and end points)

5. Polyline

   - Description: Creates a series of connected line or arc segments.
   - Example: `PEDIT` (Enter 'm' for multiple segments, specify points)

6. Hatch

   - Description: Fills an enclosed area with a pattern or solid color.
   - Example: `HATCH` (Select enclosed area, specify pattern or color)

7. Dimension

   - Description: Adds linear, angular, or radial dimensions to objects.
   - Example: `DIMENSION` (Select objects, specify dimension location)

8. Trim

   - Description: Trims or extends objects to a boundary defined by another object.
   - Example: `TRIM` (Select cutting edges, specify objects to trim)

9. Extend

   - Description: Extends objects to a boundary defined by another object.
   - Example: `EXTEND` (Select boundary object, specify objects to extend)

10. Fillet

    - Description: Rounds the corners of two intersecting lines or objects.
    - Example: `FILLET` (Select first object, select second object)

11. Offset

    - Description: Creates a parallel copy of an object at a specified distance.
    - Example: `OFFSET` (Select object, specify distance and side)

12. Copy

    - Description: Creates a copy of selected objects at a specified location.
    - Example: `COPY` (Select objects, specify base point and destination)

13. Move

    - Description: Moves selected objects to a new location.
    - Example: `MOVE` (Select objects, specify base point and destination)

14. Rotate

    - Description: Rotates selected objects around a base point.
    - Example: `ROTATE` (Select objects, specify base point and rotation angle)

15. Scale

    - Description: Resizes selected objects uniformly or non-uniformly.
    - Example: `SCALE` (Select objects, specify base point and scale factor)

16. Erase

    - Description: Removes selected objects from the drawing.
    - Example: `ERASE` (Select objects to erase)

These are just a few examples of common AutoCAD commands. AutoCAD offers numerous commands and capabilities to create, modify, and annotate drawings. It's always a good practice to refer to the official documentation or help resources for more detailed information on specific commands and their usage in AutoCAD.