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By Ellen Finkelstein Multi-functional grips have been around since AutoCAD 2012 and they give you a menu of options when you hover over a grip or right-click a selected grip. Here you see the multi-functional grip menu for one of the vertices on a polyline.
By default, you can also repeatedly press the Ctrl key to cycle between […]
By Ellen Finkelstein Multifunctional grips are small, contextual menus that let you edit the properties of an object or component. Use them to quickly edit objects.
For example, when you draw a rectangle, each vertex has multifunctional grips that let you add, remove, or stretch that vertex.
Similarly, an array has multifunctional grips that let […]
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