clear the retino inside the smaller rectangle

[Alex97]

If I have a retino designed for example in a square and then inside this square I have another square it is possible to delete the retino inside the smaller rectangle?
Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

command size

 

[Alex97]

I had tried with size, that is the instrument that I attach but does not cut the net?
Thank you.

 

[lattu]

Yes, it is right
command size, select the edges of the inner figure (cutting limits) and then click on the retino part to be deleted

 

[Alex97]

I no longer find in autocad 2016 the size icon with the dotted symbol is no longer there, or do I have to look for it with the toothed wheel at the bottom right>personalizza>barre of the instruments, with another name? Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

and the image from before where he jumped out?

 

[Alex97]

are always image of autocad 2016, but probably two different versions.
Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

are always image of autocad 2016, but probably two different versions.Thank you.

If you don't know you posted them. . .

 

[lattu]

the command you are looking for is the one indicated by the blue arrow

 

[Alex97]

It's the first image I attached. yesterday at 19:19?
grazie

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

@alex97 Perhaps you should use images of your program and not randomly fished on the internet without knowing cause.
scissors are always known and on all windows programs the icon of the size equivalent to ctrl+x, so the image of the post #3 is not what you think it means.
the autocad size command is the one with the line divided by a diagonal and serves to eliminate entities enclosed by limitations.

It's the first image I attached. yesterday at 19:19?

but are you able to compare two images, like week puzzles, and see that they are identical except the blue arrow?

if after 10 years using autocad these are your skills you should think about investing in a course or looking for one in your school/university

 

[lattu]

exactly we distinguish between the two commands.
in the first image of your post you see both commands, both with the name size sizeBut they do different things. I told you _Attach (command that "weaks" objects including even restraints), assuming that you refer to that given the title of the post, the above is as it says @massivonweizen and is the command _ cutclip.You must be clearer in exposing what you need

 

[Legs]

if it may interest there is also another way.
with the ribbon activated. Select the retino, select: the icon with the +select contour objects (it is above the delete contours) and then select the rectangle (all sides if it is not a polyline) and then you should send to close the command.
or otherwise use the editatrattt command directly and add select contours (by selecting the rectangle) and then send.