direct distance entry method in Autocad

if you want to learn "how to draw a line using Direct distance entry in autocad 2018 with an example" then you came to right place because here you will find "AutoCAD line command tutorial with example".

there are basically 4 methods to draw line in autocad and i have already shown three methods in previous tutorial, and i this video i have shown one method to "draw draw line in autocad 2018".
which is:

1) Direct distance entry in autocad : In the direct distance entry method, you draw a line by entering its distance and angle values. You use the Dynamic Input mode in this method. so you can also use this method to draw a line with angle in autocad.

A simplified method of entering coordinates when the distance and direction from the last point are known is called Direct Distance Entry. In a nutshell, Direct Distance Entry eliminates the need for most keyboard entry of coordinates. Direct Distance Entry can be used anytime a command prompts for a point.

Introduction

Direct distance entry is one of those AutoCAD features that is often overlooked. This is rather unfortunate because it can be extremely useful and an amazing time-saver. Basically, direct distance entry enables you to draw an object, such as a line, by pointing in a particular direction with the cursor and entering a distance at the command line.

Direct Distance Entry (Command Modifier) Applies to AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD MEP, AutoCAD Map 3D, AutoCAD Mechanical, AutoCAD P&ID, AutoCAD Plant 3D, AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2016, & AutoCAD Utility Design.

Note: The direct distance entry method is not available while you are using temporary override keys for Ortho, object snap tracking, or polar tracking.

• Overview of line command of autocad which i have explained in previous tutorial of autocad 2018

Command/Shortcut: LINE / L
Location: Draw - Line

Specify first point: Specify a point

Specify next point: Move the cursor in the desired direction and follow steps as shown in video.

i have drawn hexagon in autocad for just example.