This with you I will tell you about the boiler and automotive Autocad.
So on the status bar you'll see here this auto mode and you can turn this auto mode on by pressing the
key on the keyboard.
So let's click on this or two more and then you click on this Altamonte you'll notice that the bowler
cracking will automatically turn off.
So for now we'll just keep this auto mode on.
And now let's go to the line tool and click it a point to start the line and we have a completely horizontal
line here.
Now even if I move my cursor way beyond that line it just means horizontal.
Even if I moved to this direction it will remain horizontal and if I moved close to this point it would
become vertical.
So as long as auto mode is on the lines will always remain either horizontal or vertical but you can
obviously snap to any existing point for example if you move your cursor close to this point the end
point.
It will snap to that point.
But as long as there is an absence of snap point it will always make your geometry in either horizontal
or vertical direction.
So using this auto mode you can make these geometries quite easy.
Now let's.
It is it.
And let's now turn on this polar tracking options so you can obviously use FBN function key to turn
it on.
And as soon as you turn it on the auto mode will be off.
Now using despoiler tracking you can create your geometries in any direction.
So here also I've start with the line and I created in Hardie's under direction.
And also I can create it in any direction but there is a slight advantage in this case.
In this case when you move your cursor to the zero degree angle you'll see this tracking vector.
Now this will help you in creating a completely horizontal line because in the absence of this tracking
vector you won't be able to or at least it could be very difficult for you to make a completely horizontal
or vertical line.
So let's now turn it off and let's try to make a completely horizontal line and now you won't be able
to make a completely what is on the line or even if you will be able to make it take some time.
So this Bolar tracking will help you in making lines inclined to particular angles not only in horizontal
and vertical direction.
So now let's turn it on.
And now here we again have the tracking record.
So in this case you can see that the tracking vectors only in this horizontal or in this what you call
data.
And even if you move to any direction we have it after the interval of 90 degrees.
But you can change that.
So let's say that we want this tracking vector to appear after an interval of 30 degrees.
So for that click on this small arrow right beside this polar tracking and Janji 230.
And here we have this 60 90 120 50 and so on.
So let's click here and now we have the first angle at zero.
Then the second tracking vector act 30 then it's 60 90 and so on.
So after every 30 degrees we have this tracking record and that will make the drawing book feel very
easy and you will be able to directly snap to those angles easily using this polar tracking tool.
So when you go to this polar tracking you'll see that you'll have lots of other options.
For example the 45 degree multiples the multiples of 23 and 18:15 10 and 5.
So these are more than sufficient for your requirement.
But if you want to add any custom angle for example let's say that we want to add an angle of seventeen
point five degrees.
So that also you can do so far that on this tracking settings.
And now here click on these additional angles.
Click on new and add the additional angle.
So we need to add seventeen point five.
Now press enter and have a new angle is added.
So let's not go on.
OK.
And now click on this arrow again and you'll see that here we have this 1836 54 and 72 angled although
currently You wouldn't be able to see the exact seventeen point five degrees because precision of angle
is set to zero.
And we need to change that precision value in order to see the decimal points.
So I'll just change that right so far that I'll press Escape key and I'll type you and for units and
we've already seen this drawing units window.
From here you can see that the precision for Angle is set to zero.
Let's change it to two decimal places.
OK.
Now let's look at the angle value.
And here we have the seventeen point five thirty five and it's next multiples.
So once again and go to the line to click on any point and from here I'll make sure that this option
is selected.
And now of every seventeen point five degrees we have this tracking vector.
So let's make a line to an angle of fifty two point five degrees and press enter.
Now if you want to remove that value you can again go to the striking settings and from here to select
the value click and delete and now click on OK.
So in this way you can use all to more.
And also the polar tracking to make your drawings according to your requirement.
I preferred to keep this polar tracking on and I only keep auto mode on in specific cases.
So once again I'll remove these geometries.
And that was all about the auto mode and Bolar tracking status bar options of Autocad.