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AutoCAD: BURST Tutorial – How to explode blocks & keep the attributes - 2 Minute Tuesday

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BURST - blogs.autodesk.com/autocad/burst-explode-bubble…

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Brandon here back with another new 2 minute tuesday!

I'm excited to show you guys the next installment in a series of collaboration posts with Autodesk/Autocad and the AutoCAD Blog where I am creating Tuesday Tip Articles to go along with some of my Tuesday Videos!
You can check out the last one here:
Remote Text (RText) - Tuesday Tip Article: blogs.autodesk.com/autocad/remote-text-autocad-…

In today's video, I talk about the differences and benefits of the BURST and Explode commands in AutoCAD. BURST is an express tool that has been available for quite a while now but seems to get forgotten about in times when it could really be useful. The best time to use the BURST Command is when you have a block with custom attributes and you would like to explode it while keeping the attribute values in the process rather than having them convert back to the default value. Check out the video to see what I mean and to start using Burst in your daily workflow.

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