In this video I will tell you about it is explored and overclean command of our tour guide.
So here we have these two geometries in the first case we have this as a block and we learn about blogs
later on in this course.
But for now just assume that a block is a single entity here and it is made up of many different drawing
objects which we have seen so far.
We have this arc here we have the line segment and all of these objects combined together to make a
single block.
But in this case we have this object made up of simple object.
In this case we have this rectangle.
We have these line segments and and out.
So they are completely separate from each other.
Now if you want to break any object and if you want to convert it into its simplest form then you can
use that explore tool.
In this case we have this block and when you click on this block we'll find that here we have a single
group and it's completely behaving as a single object in order to break it into different parts simply
select the Explore tool.
And here we have this explorer to select the Explorer tool.
Click on the object and press enter and now move to this object and you'll notice that node has been
used to its separate units.
We can now select all of these objects separately even though it was a block initially in a similar
way.
If you click on this rectangle you'll find that it's completely a single party line and it has four
different line segments but you can also explore this geometry to reduce it into its simplest form.
So once again select explore to click on this rectangle and press enter.
And now when you click on this object you'll notice that it's a single line segment.
And similarly all the objects have been broken down into their simplest segments in order to erase any
of these objects.
You can see that but it is tool from the modified panel.
And then select the complete set of objects and press enter so that when it is the objects or you can
also use the alternate method which is selecting the objects and pressing the delete key on your keyboard.
There is also one more method and that's simply selecting the object and deleting it from the right
contextual menu.
So you can select any of these options for editing an object when making any drawing there will be conditions
when you'll make some overlapping geometries for example in this case we have the simple geometry which
is made with single segments everywhere.
But what if we need to make some overlapping geometry.
For example I selected the line tool and now I've looked at this point and now I need to take a reference
of that point so that's why I clicked it.
And now from that point I need to select a distance of let's say 60 units I'll type 60 PRESENTER And
now I need to move upwards and I need to enter a distance of a hundred and fifty units.
Press enter and now I need to join it with this point.
So now in this case you know that we have an overlapping line here which is above this line.
And in a similar way there may be situations where you need to create many overlapping geometries so
you can manually remove those overlapping geometries but that will take time.
But there is a static method in order to get that can be used to remove all the overlapping geometries
and that's overkill.
So go to the panel expanded and select this option.
You can also use its Kamandi which is overkill and then select the complete set of objects and press
enter.
Now don't change anything in this window simply click OK.
And now we don't have any overlapping object here.
So now if you click here you'll see that we only have a single line.
And similarly if there would have been any object which are overlapping any other object in this drawing
that would also have been removed.
So this was all about.
It is explored and overkilled command of God.