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11-CLOCK.lsp
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11-Create Clock (clock)
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The "CLOCK" command is used to create analog clock
with exact date and time with auto updates every time you
open your drawing the date & time etc will be updated as
per current date & time automatically

Step:
1-Load the "11-CLOCK.lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "CLOCK" in the command line.
3-Click the area of screen to create a clock.
4-Type refresh (RE) to update the time.
12-ALIGN TEXT (RMO).VLX
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12-ALIGN TEXT (RMO)
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The Align Text (RMO) command is used to alight any texts (any angle)
to new direction or angle that we choose.

Step:
1-Load the "12-ALIGN TEXT (RMO).VLX" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "RMO" and press Enter.
3-Select any text(s) that we want to align and press Enter
4-choose 2points
5-Clock first point and clock second point
13-CREATE SIMILAR (MM).LSP
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13-CREATE SIMILAR (MM)
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The Create Similar (MM) command is used to create similar object to existing object
include line type, color, object type...etc.

Step:
1-Load the "13-CREATE SIMILAR (MM).LSP" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "MM" and press Enter.
3-Select any object that you want to create similar to previous object
4-Click to create new object.
14-Change Color Background(TBG).lsp
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14-Change Color Background (TBG)
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The Change Color Background (TBG) command used to switch the screen color in
AutoCAD from white to black or black to white.

Step:
1-Load the "14-Change Color Background(TBG).lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "TBG" press "Enter" continue to get white or black
15-DYNAMIC OFF (DYNOFF).lsp
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15-Dynamic Offset (DYNOFF)
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The Dynamic Offset (DYNOFF) command is used to provide double dynamic offset
over the line pline circle ellipse at a time

Step:
1-Load the "15-DYNAMIC OFF (DYNOFF).lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "DYNOFF" in the command line
3-Select an object
4-Drag cursor to get desired offset distance
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16-TEXT BOX (TBOX).lsp
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16-Text Box (TBOX)
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The Text Box (TBOX) command is used to enclose text mtext over
the box slot or circle by providing specific offset over the
text at a time.

Step:
1-Load the "16-TEXT BOX (TBOX).lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "TBOX" and press Enter.
3-Input text offset
4-Enter & select a shape to enclose the text
5-Choose either "rectangle", "slot", or "circle".
6-Press "Enter" to confirm your selection.
17-OIN OUTER (UNIP).LSP
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17-Joint Outer (UNIP)
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The Joint Outer (UNIP) command is used to create outer boundary
over the edges entirely at a time.
***Note: The Existing object will be removed except boundary.

Step:
1-Load the "17-OIN OUTER (UNIP).LSP" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "UNIP" and press Enter.
3-Select an object
4-Press the "Enter" key to get the result
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18-CURVE SEG (SEGS).lsp
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18-Curve Segments (SEGS)
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The Curve Segments (SEGS) command is used to provide number of segments
over the circle arc just by providing number of segment at a time.

Step:
1-Load the "18-CURVE SEG (SEGS).lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "SEGS" and press Enter.
3-Select a line, polyline, or arc etc.
4-Enter the number of segments you want.
5-Enter to confirm.
19-ELEV. MARK (EM).lsp
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19-Elevation mark (EM)
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The Elevation mark (EM) command is used to provide elevation level mark.
***Note: Setup UCS to get zero initial level.
Step Method :-
1. Type 'EM' in the command line.
2. Click on the area where you want to place the level

Step:
1-Load the "19-ELEV. MARK (EM).lsp" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "EM" and press Enter.
3-Click on the area where you want to place the level
20-CENTER MEASURE (CM.).lsp
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The Center Measure (CMEASURE) command is used to point equal parts
by providing specific distance over the line pline arc circle.

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Step:
1-Type "CMEASURE" in the command line.
2-Select either a line, pline , or an arc circle.
3-Provide the specific distance you want to measure .
4-Press Enter to get equal measurement with points.
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21-LINE TO MLINE (PL2ML).vlx
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21-Line To Multi Line (PL2ML)
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The Line To Multi Line (PL2ML) command is used to convert single line to
double line

Step:
1-Load the "21-LINE TO MLINE (PL2ML).vlx" into your AutoCAD
2-Type (PL2ML) in the command line.
3-Press Enter.
4-Select the desired objects.
5-Press Enter to get the result.
22-REGION TO PLINE (REGION2POLY).vlx
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22-REGION TO POLYLINE (REGION2POLY)
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The Region To Polyline (REGION2POLY) command is used to create poly line
from region.

Step:
1-Load the "22-REGION TO PLINE (REGION2POLY).vlx" into your AutoCAD
2-Type (REGION2POL) in the command line.
3-Select the region you want to convert into a polyline.
4-Press the (Enter) key to get the result.
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23-POINT SELECTION (PAINTSELECT).vlx
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23-Point Select (PAINTSELECT)
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The Point Select (PAINTSELECT) command is used to select/deselect
the objects by paint selection.

Step:
1-Load the "23-POINT SELECTION (PAINTSELECT).vlx" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "PAINTSELECT" and press Enter.
3-Select the area using the paint region.
4-Adjust the size by pressing the " +,-" key
5-To deselect press "SHIFT"
24-QUICK PURGE (PURGESMALL).vlx
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24-Purge Small (PURGESMALL)
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The Purge Small (PURGESMALL) command is used to purge the area of
drawing by providing specific size.

Step:
1-Load the "24-QUICK PURGE (PURGESMALL).vlx" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "PURGESMALL" and press Enter.
3-Provide the object size that you want to purge in the
drawing.
4-Press Enter to initiate the purge process.
25-ADD VERTEX (ADDV).vlx
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25-Add Vertex (ADDV, ADDV1)
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The Add Vertex (ADDV, ADDV1) command is used to make vertex by pick
points over the arch circle or polyline.

Step:
1-Load the "25-ADD VERTEX (ADDV).vlx" into your AutoCAD
2-Type "ADDV" or "ADDV1" in the command line.
3-Pick a point on the object to create a vertex.
4-The selected point will be marked as a vertex.