Now let's have a look at some of the remaining status bar options.
So I'll start with the selection cycling option which is quite helpful in selecting the overlapping
geometries.
Now in this case we have this annoying and in destroying the maybe certain geometries which could be
overlapping.
So I'll zoom into this area.
And now if you notice clearly we have some overlapping objects here.
Some of these objects are overlapping on each other.
Now in order to clearly identify that you can take help off selection cycling so you can click on this
selection cycling option on the status bar to turn it on.
And if you're not able to see this option selection cycling and click on the customization and click
this is the election cycling option so make sure that the selection cycling option is active.
Now once it is active go to the status bar turn it on and now move back to the drawing area.
Now whenever a overlapping object will be found in the drawing you'll see this overlapping square icon
right beside the cursor.
Now simply click and you'll see a list of all of these overlapping objects so you can move between the
first and second object and if the list has more object you can select those objects also and the preview
will be visible in the drawing area.
Also as you can see here also.
So you can select the objects and you can either raise them or you can do other modifications.
In this case simply it is it.
And now we can join both of these end points.
So I use line two and I'll join these two endpoints.
Now we have a clean geometry here.
Similarly let's move to this part of the drawing.
And here we have this circle.
Now obviously when I move my closer to this circle there is no overlapping Iken of selection cycling
but when I moved to this circle we have this overlapping icon.
So that indicates that we have two so it goes on more than two circles on the same center.
So let's click here and we obviously have these two arcs or the circles so I'll select the second one
which is obviously not the full arc and it's completely redundant geometry which is not required.
So let's erase it.
And here we have a plane geometry.
So in this way you can use Selection cycling to make selections off overlapping objects.
Let's have a look at other states about options so I'll go to this customization and select this coordinates
option.
So as soon as we activate the coordinates option you'll see on the status bar here we have these three
coordinates visible the x coordinate y coordinate and the the coordinate value.
And these values really change with the movement of echoes.
So when I move my cursor the cardinals will update itself and you can see the real time coordinate values
from the drawing area.
So in this way you can make a clever approximation of the coordinates simply by moving your cursor to
that area.
Now let's look at the next option which is units.
So once again I'll go to the customization and activate this unit's state bar option and I'll also turn
off this coordinates.
Now when you turn on this unit's option you'll see this unit status bar which shows the current display
unit which is decimal in this case.
So right now all the damnations will be shown in decimal units.
So that simply mean whatever the geometry you make it will be shown as decimals.
So I'll check some of the properties of these objects so I select this circle here and now right click
and go to properties.
And let's have a look at this property ballot.
Now here we have some of the properties related to this are codes and geometry.
For example we have the radius has 120 188 start angle that will be degrees and the area is quad units
and oral argument.
So all of these values are currently shown as decimal values.
Now let's press Escape key and let's change this decimal to architectural.
And now let's click on this arc.
Again let's look at these properties.
And now they are shown as architectural values.
Obviously there will be no change in the Anglo's.
It's the Souchong as in decimal.
And here we have this arclength area and all the remaining values.
So in this way you can toggle between the decimal architectural or any other remaining options like
the engineering fractional or scientific and you can view the values in that unit format.
So this is not changing the unit of your actual drawing.
This is simply changing the format in which the unit will be displayed.
So now let's close this properties palette and go to the customization and I'll deactivate this unit's
option and let's get on this quick propertys option now.
Now using this quick propertys option you can bring a small property palette for every object.
Now let's say that we want the property Paluck for all of these objects which we select so far that
simply click on this quick properties and that will activate the quick property option.
Now click on any of the object and this small property palette with some of the important properties
of frequently used properties will get listed here.
For example the radius the coordinates of Centerpoint Llyr and all the other information.
So you will learn more about this property Paluck later on in the upcoming models.
So let's close it once again and let's and deactivate this quick properties option and I'll press Escape
key.
So that was all about the selection cycling and other status bar options which are really helpful and
they can be used according to your preferences to make your drawing workflow easier.