What are some tools in AutoCAD that make shapes?

Some of the essential tools in AutoCAD that allow you to make shapes are:

1. Line: The Line tool allows you to draw straight lines between two specified points.

2. Circle: The Circle tool helps you draw circles by specifying the center point and radius or diameter.

3. Rectangle: The Rectangle tool allows you to draw rectangles by specifying two diagonal corners.

4. Arc: The Arc tool enables you to draw arcs by specifying the center, start point, and end point or through other methods like specifying the radius and angles.

5. Polygon: The Polygon tool lets you draw regular polygons by specifying the center and the number of sides or by inscribing it within a circle.

6. Ellipse: The Ellipse tool allows you to draw ellipses by specifying the center and the major and minor axes.

7. Polyline: The Polyline tool allows you to draw continuous lines or curves composed of multiple connected line and arc segments.

8. Spline: The Spline tool allows you to draw smooth, free-form curves.

9. Donut: The Donut tool enables you to draw donuts (closed rings with a hole in the center) by specifying the inner and outer diameters.

10. Revolve: The Revolve tool lets you create 3D shapes by revolving 2D profiles around an axis.

11. Extrude: The Extrude tool allows you to create 3D shapes by giving depth to 2D objects.

12. Offset: The Offset tool helps you create parallel copies of lines, curves, or surfaces, allowing you to create shapes at specific distances from existing objects.