DISPLAY COMMANDS

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• Q1: Why is Pan used in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Pan is used to move the view of the drawing area without changing the zoom level.
• Q2: How can we use Pan by specifying a point?
  Ans: To use Pan:

  • ➔ Type PAN
  • ➔ Press Enter
  • ➔ Specify a base point and a second point to define the movement direction
• Q3: Define Redraw command in AutoCAD?
  Ans: The Redraw command refreshes the display to remove temporary graphics or glitches.
• Q4: Why is REGEN used in AutoCAD?
  Ans: REGEN regenerates the drawing to update the display and recalculate the screen coordinates of all objects.
• Q5: How is zooming done in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Zooming is done using the ZOOM command or mouse scroll wheel to magnify or reduce the view.
• Q6: How can we use an Object Viewer in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Select a 3D object, right-click, and choose Object Viewer to view it from different angles.
• Q7: Name different methods of zooming in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Zoom methods include:

  • ➔ Zoom All
  • ➔ Zoom Extents
  • ➔ Zoom Window
  • ➔ Zoom Previous
  • ➔ Zoom Real Time
• Q8: What do you know about Zoom All in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Zoom All displays the entire drawing area, including all objects and grid limits.
• Q9: How is zooming done to display the area of grid limit in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Use the Zoom All command to display the area defined by the grid limits.
• Q10: Enlist different commands of the display menu in AutoCAD?
  Ans: Display menu commands include:

  • ➔ Zoom
  • ➔ Pan
  • ➔ Redraw
  • ➔ Regen
  • ➔ 3D Orbit