What is the use of explode command in Autocad?

Breaks a compound object into its component objects. Explodes a compound object when you want to modify its components separately. Objects that can be exploded include blocks, polylines, and regions, among others.

What is burst command in Autocad?

Explodes selected blocks, preserving the block layer and converting attribute values to text objects. The component objects are placed on the layer of the block and do not revert to their original layers. The values of any attribute objects are preserved by converting them to text objects.

What happens when you explode a block in Autocad?

Explodes an associative array into copies of the original objects. Removes one grouping level at a time. If a block contains a polyline or a nested block, exploding the block exposes the polyline or nested block object, which must then be exploded to expose its individual objects.

Where is explode in Autocad?

To Explode an Object

1. Click Home tab Modify panel Explode. Find.
2. Select the objects to be exploded. For most objects, exploding has no visible effect.

What are the shortcut keys in AutoCAD?

Manage Workflow

What is the full form of AutoCAD?

Computer-aided design. License. Trialware. Website. autodesk.com/autocad.

Why can I not explode a block in AutoCAD?

Beginning with AutoCAD® 2006, the Allow Exploding option was added to the Block Definition dialog box. If this option is not selected when a block is created, instances of this block cannot be exploded.

How do you explode a block in AutoCAD 2020?

To Explode a Block Reference

1. Click Drafting tab > Modify panel > Explode.
2. Select the objects to be exploded.

How do I join in AutoCAD?

Steps to join any object

1. Select the Join command from the ribbon panel under the Modify interface. Or. Type J or join on the command line and press Enter.
2. We need to select multiple objects to join. The selected objects are joined at once.
3. Press Enter.

What is the use of Pedit in AutoCAD?

Edits polylines, objects to be joined to polylines, and related objects. Common uses for PEDIT include joining 2D polylines, converting lines and arcs into 2D polylines, and converting polylines into curves that approximate B-splines (spline-fit polylines).