CLOUD

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Compatible with AutoCAD Versions: 13, 14, 2000, 2000i, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

REVISION CLOUD (A.K.A. REVISION BUBBLE)

This command draws a revision cloud. The scale of each of the arcs is adjusted with the scale of the drawing. 

User configurable options: 

See the Architectural Symbols section of the APS Configuration Utility

Layers:

Known limitations:

Alternate uses:

 

SAMPLE CLOUD COMMAND SYNTAX:

Command:
Command: BBL
Command: CLOUD

  

Draw COUNTERCLOCKWISE outline of area to be bubbled. <Enter>/<Space> when done.

Draw a counterclockwise boundary around the objects that need clouded in your drawing. When finished press the <Space> or <Enter> key. The command will close the boundary for you (by drawing a straight line between the last point and the first so you don't have to go back to the starting point if you don't want to).

--the cloud is drawn--

 

Tips & Tricks when using CLOUD

  

If the area that you need to cloud has a long straight section, have the command draw the straight portion for you by making it the area that is drawn last and letting the command close the cloud (with a straight line) for you.

  

If there is an area inside the cloud that you do NOT want included in the cloud, draw another cloud and cut a "hole" by drawing it CLOCKWISE. This will turn the arcs the other way.

 

Solutions to common questions and problems with this command

 

Related Commands

Revision Symbol  Command in Architectural Symbols that inserts a revision symbol in a drawing.


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