What are the differences between Planar and Network Command in AutoCAD?

Planar Planar commands are used to create objects on a plane. Planar commands can be used to create objects by specifying the location of the object in relation to the current plane. Planar commands are mainly used for two dimensional drawings and not for three dimensional ones. Network Network commands are used to create objects on a network or in 3D space. Network commands can be used to create objects by specifying their location with respect to other networked objects or by specifying a point on the current network as well as a direction from that point.

How does Planar command work in AutoCAD?

Planar command is a tool that helps the user create and modify planes. It is used to define boundaries for surfaces, which can then be drawn on the screen. There are two types of planar commands: PLANAR: This command creates a plane at an arbitrary location PLANAROFFSET: This command offsets the current plane by a specified distance #BBD0E0 »

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Planar command is a command that is used to create a new plane in the drawing. The new plane will be parallel to the current drawing plane. When you use this command, it will automatically create a reference point for the new planar.

This command can be used to create a flat surface which is parallel to the XY plane. The input points are required in order to define the orientation of the created surface.

There are two ways that Planar Command can be applied in AutoCAD. They are as follows:

By using the PLANAR command along with 3 input points.
By using the PLANARCOORDINATES command and specifying an X,Y,Z input point for each side of the plane

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Planar

Planar commands are used to create objects on a plane.
Planar commands can be used to create objects by specifying the location of the object in relation to the current plane.
Planar commands are mainly used for two dimensional drawings and not for three dimensional ones.

Network

Network commands are used to create objects on a network or in 3D space.
Network commands can be used to create objects by specifying their location with respect to other networked objects or by specifying a point on the current network as well as a direction from that point.

Planar command is a tool that helps the user create and modify planes. It is used to define boundaries for surfaces, which can then be drawn on the screen.

There are two types of planar commands:

PLANAR: This command creates a plane at an arbitrary location
PLANAROFFSET: This command offsets the current plane by a specified distance

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To create a network of lines, arcs or circles, the user should select the objects they want to connect and then select the Network command from the Draw panel. The command will open up in the command line with all of the available options on it. The user can then choose one of these options by typing in its name or by clicking on it with their mouse pointer.

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