명령어 : ALIGN
단축키 : AL
선택한 객체를 원하는 방향, 축척 조정으로 정렬하는 명령어 입니다.
- 사용법 -
1) 객체의 정렬만
al -> 객체선택 -> 1번째 점 선택 -> 첫번째 선택 점과 일치할 점 선택 -> 2번째 점 선택 ->
두번째 점과 일치할 점 선택 -> 3번째 점 선택 -> 3번째 점과 일치할 점 선택
2) 객체의 스케일과 정렬 동시에
al -> 객체선택 -> 1번째 점 선택 -> 첫번째 선택 점과 일치할 점 선택 -> 2번째 점 선택 ->
두번째 점과 일치할 점 선택 -> 엔터 -> 축척적용 Y 누르고 엔터
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유투브 : 코인tk
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Part 6 of 13 in our How To Use AutoCAD series As you know, AutoCAD is all about creating accurate drawings. So being able to adjust and fine tune the placement and size of your objects accordingly is a necessary skill to have. Whether you need to resize your objects or move them around, you need to be able to
manipulate your drawings accurately and with efficiency. That’s why it’s important to master the Align tool early on. Here’s how to align and scale objects at the same time: 1. Identify which objects you would like to align. Go to the Modify panel, click on the drop down arrow and select the “Align” tool, located on the bottom left side.
2. Select the object that you wish to align and hit “Enter”.
3. Select the source point. The source point is a part of the object that you align (for example, its edge, side or center). After doing so, specify the destination point of the alignment. The destination point represents a point to which you align your selected object. Hit “Enter” and specify the second source and destination point.
4. Either right click on the drawing window or press “Enter”. You’ll be prompted on whether you want to “Scale objects based on alignment points?” or not. If you’d like AutoCAD to automatically scale the selected object to fit your destination object, click Yes. Otherwise, click No.
Once you get the hang of it, this method will come as second nature. Mastering this tool is great skill to have under your belt. Not only does it allow you to quickly edit CAD designs accordingly, but it’ll also give you a better sense of how AutoCAD professionals work with the application.
Aligns objects with other objects in 2D and 3D.
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Note: In AutoCAD LT, this command is available only from the command line.
Either one, two, or three pairs of source points and definition points can be specified to move, rotate, or tilt the selected objects, aligning them with points on another object.
Specify either one, two, or three pairs of source points and definition points to align the selected objects.
The following prompts are displayed.
The next series of prompts asks for source and destination points. The number of point pairs that you specify determines the results.
First source point, First destination pointWhen you select only one source point and destination point pair, the selected objects move in 2D or 3D from the source point (1) to the destination point (2).
When you select two point pairs, you can move, rotate, and scale the selected objects to align with other objects.
The first set of source and destination points defines the base point for the alignment (1, 2). The second set of points defines the angle of rotation (3, 4).
After you enter the second set of points, you are prompted to scale the object. The distance between the first and second destination points (2, 4) is used as the reference length to which the object is scaled. Scaling is available only when you are aligning objects using two point pairs.
Note: If you use two source and destination points to perform a 3D alignment on non-perpendicular working planes, you get unpredictable results.
First, Second, and Third source and destination pointsWhen you select three point pairs, you can move and rotate the selected objects in 3D to align with other objects.
The selected objects move from the source point (1) to the destination point (2).
The selected object is rotated (1 and 3) so that it aligns with the destination object (2 and 4).
The selected object is then rotated again (3 and 5) so that it aligns with the destination object (4 and 6).