You can create a new revision cloud by selecting two corner points or polygonal points, dragging your cursor, or you can convert an object such as a circle, polyline, spline, or an ellipse into a revision cloud. Use revision clouds to highlight parts of a drawing that are being reviewed.
Note: REVCLOUD stores the last used arc length in the system registry. This value is multiplied by DIMSCALE to provide consistency when the program is used with drawings with different scale factors.
You can redefine an existing revision cloud by drawing a cloud to it. When prompted to select a side to erase, a preview of the resulting revision cloud is displayed.
The following prompts are displayed.
First corner point
Specifies a corner point of the rectangular revision cloud.
Opposite corner
Specifies the diagonally opposite corner of the rectangular revision cloud.
Reverse direction
Reverses the direction of sequential arcs on the revision cloud.
Start point
Sets the starting point for the polygonal revision cloud.
Next point
Specifies the next point to define the polygonal shape of the revision cloud.
Reverse direction
Reverses the direction of sequential arcs on the revision cloud.
First Point
Specifies the first point for the freehand revision cloud.
Arc Length
The default value for the minimum and maximum arc length is 0.5000. The maximum arc length cannot be set to more than three times the minimum arc length.
Object
Specifies an object to be converted to a revision cloud.
Rectangular
Creates a rectangular revision cloud using the specified points as diagonally opposite corners.
Polygonal
Creates a nonrectangular revision cloud defined by three or more points as vertices of the revision cloud.
Freehand
Draws a freehand revision cloud.
Style
Specifies the style of the revision cloud.
Normal
Creates revision clouds using default typeface.
Calligraphy
Creates revision clouds as if drawn with a calligraphy pen.
Modify
Adds or removes sides from an existing revision cloud.
Select polyline
Specifies which revision cloud you want to modify.
Reverse direction
Reverses the direction of sequential arcs on the revision cloud.