Join ASCENT author, Renu Muthoo, as she introduces AutoCAD users to dynamic blocks and how they are designed to be easily resized or modified. Get an overview of the different types of built-in grips in dynamic blocks and the manipulation actions associated with them. Learn to create a custom tool palette, and also learn to modify their tool properties.
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