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Sim, existe. As linhas serão unidas em uma única polilinha com a ferramenta "Create polyline from existing segments"

@@librecadfree Oi meu amigo muito obrigado pela ajuda, e pela atenção, grande abraço.

Hi, you can use |-----| as a style of your dimension. Options --> Current Drawing Preferences --> Dimensions --> change the value --> arrow size = 0 --> tick size = 5 or etc.

@@librecadfree Thanks for the tips

You're very welcome! I'm really glad to hear that you're learning and experimenting along the way. Trying out your own ideas is a great way to improve! Isometric and orthographic images sound like an awesome next step-definitely give them a go

Thanks a lot for your comment! I’m really happy to hear you learned a lot from the video. You’re totally right, I made a mistake with the r42 fillet on the curved slot. It should’ve been a 42° angle, not r42. The correct fillet should be r62 or parallel to the outer edge of the slot. I try to be super careful, but I missed that one. Sorry about the error! The best way to fix it is definitely by using the parallel tool, like you mentioned. Thanks again for pointing it out!

@@librecadfree You're very welcome.

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!

Thank you! I’m really glad you liked it

The unit beside the dimension usually depends on the settings in the drawing. You can change it in LibreCAD by going to Options > Current Drawing Preferences > Units

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊 Awesome to hear it was easy and fun to follow. Let me know if you want to see anything else!

"To scale an image with exact measurements in LibreCAD, here's what you can do: Import Your Image: Start by bringing your image into LibreCAD. Measure Something You Know: Use the measuring tool to find the length of something in the image that you already know the size of. Figure Out the Scale Factor: Take the size you want that length to be and divide it by the measured length to get your scale factor. Scale the Image: Go to 'Modify' > 'Scale', pick your image, and enter the scale factor. Make sure you choose a reference point, like a corner or the center. Double-Check the Size: Measure that same length again to make sure it’s the size you want. That should do the trick! Let me know if you have any other questions."

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iya bang, nanti dibuatkan versi bahasa indonesianya

tidak bisa bang, tapi bisa diakali saat kita mencetak / print cukup mengubah 'generale scale', misalnya abang ingin mencetak bagian detail yang size dimensinya kecil, maka general scale diisi lebih rendah saja misalnya setengah dari sebelumnya

@@librecadfree ok bg thx infonya

Yes, you can definitely do this in AutoCAD too! I focus on LibreCAD because it's free and open-source. If you're interested in learning LibreCAD or exploring a free option, these tutorials are for you. Thanks so much for watching.

Hey there! Thanks for the comment. Did you mean 'from download'? Could you explain a bit more? Thanks

You bring up some valid points about the differences between AutoCAD and LibreCAD. AutoCAD is indeed a comprehensive professional suite with extensive features designed for high productivity, while LibreCAD is a more lightweight, free alternative. However, for many users, especially those working on simpler 2D drawings or those just starting out, LibreCAD can be a practical and cost-effective option. It's also great for educational purposes and for those who prefer open-source software. You're right that comparisons might be more fair with other lightweight CAD tools like DraftSight, BricsCAD, or NanoCAD. Each tool has its own strengths and is suited to different needs and budgets. Ultimately, the best tool depends on the specific requirements of the project and the user's familiarity with the software. Thanks for the suggestion, and I'll consider it for future comparisons!

@@librecadfree I am learning to use LibreCad , and I used ACAD and Drafsight for years. Of course I noticed the differences, but I appreciate LibreCad because it is free. But I was expected LibreCad little bit more efficient, same as other free software (Scribus for DTP, GIMP or OBS Studio ...)

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sorry, maybe you want to ask: Is it possible to have different dimension settings in one drawing file in LibreCAD? The answer is no, but alternatively, you can use the properties button to change the dimension settings for the parts you want.

@@librecadfree ...yes, but the change will affect the whole drawing...

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it. Switching from AutoCAD to LibreCAD can be a bit tricky, but you'll get the hang of it. If you have any questions, just hit me up. Happy designing!

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Have you activate some snap functions? If yes, please try to change the middle points at top toolbar, try some numbers

Thanks a ton for subscribing and following my stuff! Super happy to hear you're enjoying the content. If you ever have any questions or want me to cover something specific, just let me know. Cheers!

I am sorry, please check our latest video. There is no music, and it is more suitable

I apologize, but please watch our newest video. It has no music and is more appropriate.

All right sir. I am very very sorry sir...

@@librecadfree Don't worry good man, it just a little joke! I respect you and your teaching!

My pleasure ...

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try to modify your line width if you work with layers, you can modify layer attributes if not, select the line --> attributes --> change line width

Sometimes its margin does not align properly...

@@dipeshrawat251 do you mean your paper margin? 1. check your paper setting options-->current drawing preferences-->paper-->please setting : format, orientation and margins 2. export pdf from print preview mode file-->print preview

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You can draw a line without adding @, use coordinate system (example 3,6). Draw line with point a direction and enter line length is not possible

This is maddening trying to use this without this basic feature. I'd rather just break out the T square than F with this coordinate BS

I apologize, I have made a big mistake since the beginning of my drawing, the angle on the inclined side of the line should only be 40 degrees, it comes from the calculation (180-100)/2. You are very great and meticulous, thank you for your attention and correction.

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Yep, that's right, you could indeed be very diligent in creating a new circle with a radius of 12 + 11.4 = 23.4, but I choose the faster and lazier route by using the tools already provided... You're very meticulous, you're very good.

@@librecadfree I'm only good when uneccessary dimensions are placed because it has no bearing on anything. Don't be lazy, it is better to teach the correct way. Eg: draw the 23.4 radius then measure the distance to give 11.4, this teaches double checking without errors. Be well, my friend.

sama sama, thanks

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