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- [Instructor] Hi everyone, and welcome to another Fusion 360 tips, tricks, and techniques. Today is another productivity tip, and it's all about repeating the last command. So here, this is what I am currently doing right now. This is a foldable chair. At the creation of this chair, I am now in the moment where I need to mirror this body to the other side of this leg. To do that, I'm going to hit S for shortcuts, typing mi and selecting mirror, the pattern type to be bodies. The object or body will be this body 8, activating mirror plane, and for that mirror plane, it will be leg two. Notice the preview, selecting OK. Notice this time we need to mirror these three bodies to create our third leg. And to do that, instead of heading up to create and selecting mirror, what we can do is simply right click, and by right clicking, we are enabling our marking menu, and notice up above, we have the latest command that we did. In this instance, our latest command was mirror. If this was extrude or fillet, this will appear here as well. So basically whatever our latest action or command is registered here, whenever we right click, we bring in the marking menu. Here, I can now select repeat mirror, pattern type to be bodies, selecting these three bodies, activating our mirror plane, selecting YZ and select OK. Lastly, recall we right clicked to enable the marking menu and select the repeat command. Another technique is quickly holding right-click and moving up vertically. Once more holding right-click and moving up vertically, selecting cancel, and to re-iterate, holding right-click and moving up vertically. And that's repeating the last command quickly in Fusion 360.
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