Auto CAD Command List with shortcut key and Example

 AutoCAD is a popular computer-aided design (CAD) software used for creating 2D and 3D drawings. Below is a list of some common AutoCAD commands along with their shortcut keys and examples of how to use them. Please note that AutoCAD versions and configurations might vary, so some shortcuts could be customized or different in your installation.

1. Line
Shortcut: L
Example: To draw a line from point (0,0) to (10,10), type "L" and press Enter. Then, click on the starting point (0,0) and drag the cursor to the endpoint (10,10) and click again.

2. Circle
Shortcut: C
Example: To draw a circle with center (5,5) and a radius of 3 units, type "C" and press Enter. Then, click on the center point (5,5) and drag the cursor outward to set the radius.

3. Rectangle
Shortcut: REC
Example: To draw a rectangle with opposite corners at (2,2) and (8,6), type "REC" and press Enter. Then, click at the first corner (2,2) and drag the cursor to the opposite corner (8,6) and click again.

4. Arc
Shortcut: A
Example: To draw a 90-degree arc with the center at (3,3), type "A" and press Enter. Then, click on the center point (3,3), drag the cursor to define the radius, and finally, specify the starting and ending angles to create the arc.

5. Fillet
Shortcut: F
Example: To apply a fillet with a radius of 1 unit between two intersecting lines, type "F" and press Enter. Then, select the first line, followed by the second line, and AutoCAD will create a rounded corner at their intersection.

6. Trim
Shortcut: TR
Example: To trim the overlapping parts of two lines, type "TR" and press Enter. Then, select the parts of the lines you want to remove, and AutoCAD will trim them at the intersection.

7. Extend
Shortcut: EX
Example: To extend a line to meet another line, type "EX" and press Enter. Then, select the line you want to extend, followed by the boundary line, and AutoCAD will extend the first line to meet the second.

8. Copy
Shortcut: CO
Example: To make a copy of a selected object, type "CO" and press Enter. Then, select the object you want to copy, specify a base point, and finally, specify the destination point to place the copy.

9. Move
Shortcut: M
Example: To move a selected object to a new location, type "M" and press Enter. Then, select the object, specify a base point, and finally, specify the destination point to move the object.

10. Offset
Shortcut: O
Example: To create a parallel copy of a line at a specific distance, type "O" and press Enter. Then, select the line, specify the distance, and AutoCAD will create an offset line.

Remember that this is just a selection of commonly used commands. AutoCAD has a vast array of commands and features that cater to various design requirements. The software also allows users to customize and create their own shortcuts to improve efficiency based on their workflow.