acad-events-overrules

You can customize AutoCAD behavior by implementing ObjectOverrule, DrawableOverrule, TransformOverrule, and GripOverrule in a plugin project to override default object operations, rendering, and entity transformations.

Subscribing to AutoCAD database, document, application, and editor events allows you to respond to object lifecycle changes and editor context updates, enabling workflow automation within your custom plugin.

Yes, you can enforce custom rules during object creation by implementing ObjectOverrule interfaces in a plugin and registering the overrules during the plugin's initialization phase to intercept default operations.

You can control drawing augmentations and restrict entity interactions by applying DrawableOverrule and GripOverrule to override default rendering and grip behaviors for specific entity types in your plugin.

Yes, implementing overruling and event-handling interfaces requires a dedicated plugin project where you register overrules during initialization and unhook events in the Terminate method.

Overrules provide deeper control by directly overriding default rendering, transformation, and interaction behaviors for specific entities, whereas standard events only notify you after database or document changes occur.