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With the help of a polygonal clipping boundary, you can clip the display of a raster image in a drawing. Clipping an image, makes only parts of the image visible and you can increase redrawing speed using it. The clipping boundary can be a rectangle... Read More

The IMAGECLIP command is used to clip a selected image by specified boundary. Command Access: Menu : Modify > Clip > ImageCommand : IMAGECLIP Command Prompts: Select image to clip:Enter image clipping option [ON/OFF/Delete/New boundary] <New... Read More

The XCLIP command is used to clip selected external reference or block reference by clipping its specified boundary. Command Access: Ribbon : Modify > Clip > ErefCommand : XCLIPShortcut : select the external reference and right-click, and then... Read More

The HATCHSETBOUNDARY command is used to hatch specified new boundary by selected hatch object. Command Access: Command : HATCHSETBOUNDARYShortcut : select hatch object and right-click, click "Set Boundary" Command Prompts: Select hatch object:Select... Read More

The HATCHGENERATEBOUNDARY command is used to create non-associate polylines for selected hatch. Command Access: Command : HATCHGENERATEBOUNDARYShortcut : select hatch object and right-click, click "Generate Boundary" Command Prompts: Select hatch... Read More

The BOUNDARY command is used to create closed region or polyline. Command Access: Ribbon : Home > Draw > Hatch > BoundaryMenu : Draw > Boundary...Command : BOUNDARY (display Boundary Creation dialog box), -BOUNDARY (display command line... Read More

Function Description: The XCLIPFRAME system variable is used to determine whether to display or plot the xref clipping boundaries in current drawing. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 2 Range : 0,1,2 System Variable Value: 0 : the... Read More

Trims objects with a block as a cutting boundary. Menu : Express>Blocks>Trim to Nested Objects Command Entry : BTRIM Command line prompts as follow: Select objects or <select all>: Select one or more blocks and press ENTER Select the... Read More

If you hide an image boundary, the boundary can not be plotted or displayed and cannot be selected with the pointing device, which prevents that the image is accidentally moved or modified. Clipped images are still displayed to their specified... Read More

You can select an object to HATCH or fill, or specify an internal point to define a boundary. A hatch boundary or enclosed area can be formed with any combination of objects like LINE , ARC , CIRCLE and polylines (PLINE). Only objects that are in... Read More