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A spatial manager is an object that needs to be drawn in the drawing area of Autocad. They are special objects used for managing other objects in a drawing. This can be drawn by using the command "spatial" and then the desired command, such as "line", "circle", etc. Spatial managers can be drawn anywhere in the drawing area. As you draw the spatial manager, the line is drawn in the drawing area instead of being drawn in an AutoCAD command's command prompt. Also, another hint is that you can use the Q key after building a spatial manager to switch between editing commands and drawing commands. A list of available spatial managers that can be drawn is shown below: There are three kinds of spatial managers that Autocad has: geo-spatial, object-based and user defined. In order to draw a geo-spatial manager, you need to use the "geo" command followed by a desired geo-spatial manager. If you want to draw an object-based spatial manager, you need to use the "object" command followed by a desired object type (for example, "line" or "circle"). If you want to draw a user defined spatial manager, you need to use the "user_define" command followed by a desired user defined spatial manager. Like other objects, spatial managers can be either polylines or polyobjects. When drawing polylines, the line is drawn within its shape. When drawing polyobjects, the shape is drawn inside of the line. Typical usages of spatial managers are to draw lines, circles, arcs and other polylines. Spatial managers can be used to help rearrange objects or even to create new objects.www.autocad.com/level1/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24697&highlight=spatial+manager https://autodesk-community.autodesk.com/community/blogs/entry/217728-how-to-draw-spatial-managers-in-the-drawing?lang=en Spatial managers are used for managing other objects in the drawing area. Spatial managers can be drawn anywhere in the drawing area and they can be edited or modified. They can be defined to create new objects or used to manipulate existing objects. Here is a list of various kinds of spatial managers: There are two kinds of spatial manager: polyliners and polyobjects. Polyliners are lines that are drawn inside the shape they represent, such as a rectangle or a circle. Polyobjects are objects that can be edited, such as rectangles and circles, that are drawn inside the line that represents them. These spatial managers can also use only snap snap to either vertices (the corner of a shape), midpoints (the middle) or endpoints (the beginning and end). cfa1e77820
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