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In AutoCAD Crack Keygen 2015, a new way to create paths and curves has been introduced, called the freehand path tool. This new tool is much easier to use than the traditional shape builder tool, so it has been renamed from the path tool to the freehand path tool. The freehand path tool is now the default tool for creating paths and curves.
3 Steps to creating a path
To create a path in AutoCAD Crack For Windows, you start by opening the path tool (Fig. 1). You first select the type of path you want to create. The path tools are grouped into four categories:
Lines: This tool is the most fundamental tool in AutoCAD Crack Free Download. You can create a line, move it, and change its attributes. Lines can also be broken, merged, and connected to other lines.
Fills: These tools are used to fill in the space between two or more closed paths (either lines or arcs). Lines and fills are grouped under one category because they can be modified in the same way.
Arcs: Arcs are used to create closed curves. They can be modified in the same way as line and fills.
Ovals: You use an oval to create a closed, noncircular path. It is also used to draw closed elliptical and oval-shaped openings.
FIGURE 1. The Path tool opens with its button in the top left of the screen. In the following figures, the path is in default green.
Next, you select a tool for the type of path you want to create. The following sections explain each of the available tools in greater detail. To close the toolbox after selecting a tool, press the ESC key.
FIGURE 2. To create a line, first select the Line tool. In the following figures, the line is in default red.
To create a line, select the Line tool (Fig. 2). By default, the line is red. (The Line color palette box shows the line in the default color.) The line you create appears on the screen and will be displayed in black. After you create a line, you can modify its length, color, and transparency by double-clicking the line.
FIGURE 3. To create a fill, select the Fill tool. In the following figures, the fill is in default blue.
To create a fill, select the Fill tool (Fig. 3). By default, the fill is blue
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