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CERTIFICATION
An Internship
Training By:
Shehanawaj
Duration Of Intership:-
23 August to 30 September,2022
Company: Kaavya
Decorators
Address: 12-B , Taimoor
Nagar, New Friend Colony, New
Delhi- 110025.
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Contents
SN. Description. Page No.
1. Introduction 5
2. Reasons of using 5
Autocad 9
3. Features of AutoCad 12
4. Launching Autocad 13
5. Typing commands 14
6. Pointing device 22
7. Useful commands 33
8. Editing 48
9.
10. Layers
Colours + Line Weight 52
11. Other useful functions 57
12. Conclusion 66
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Introduction
AutoCAD is an interactive drawing system designed to permit a user to
construct or edit a drawing on a graphics display screen. It was introduced in
the early 1980’s by “Autodesk Inc.”, California, U.S.A.
Fast Documentation
CAD is very suitable for repetitive and fast documentation where a product is
one in a range of sizes. Assume that you manufacture a range of motor driven
pumps operating at different pressures. Many parts will be used in
different combinations in the range and the computer database
documentation is programmed accordingly.
A computerized tender can be sent with the appropriate specification and
technical details. On receipt of an order, all of the documentation relating
to manufacture, testing, dispatching and invoicing will be available.
Saving of Time
Previously, engineers and drafters wasted almost 30% of their time looking for
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drawings and other documents. Editing drawings to effect revisions and
produce updated parts lists is quick and easy using a CAD product.
Editing Facility
When you're working on paper and a customer wants to change a drawing, you
have to draw it all over again;
Transfer Facility
In CAD, you make the change immediately and print out a new drawing
in minutes, or you can transmit it via E-mail or Internet all over the
world instantly.
Complex Geometry
On paper creating complex geometry often involves a lot of measuring
and location of reference points; In CAD it is a breeze and revisions are
even simpler.
Facility to make Different Ideas
Many CAD programs include a macro or an add-on programming language that
allow customizing it. Customizing your CAD program to suit your
specific needs and implementing your ideas can make your CAD system
different from your rivals.
Better Designs
CAD can enable companies to produce better designs that are
almost impossible to produce manually and to eliminate dubious options
during the conceptual design phase;
For example in area of complex surfaces and Finite-element analysis.
Rapid Generation of Proposed
Many CAD systems permit the rapid generation of models of proposed designs
as wire- frames. The computer memory stores details of all the geometric data
to define each part of the frame. From the dimensions of the components, the
computer will calculate surface areas, volumes, weights for different materials,
center of gravity, moments of inertia and radii of gyration; it can also use the
applicable value for stress and other calculations, which are necessary part of
design.
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Transfer of Solid Models
The solid modeling created in CAD can be transferred to a Finite
Element Analysis (FEA) program, which will then verify whether the suggested
design will be capable of supporting the expected loads.
Prototyping
The biggest contribution of computers to the design process is soft prototyping
- the process of creating a 3D-computer model of a design that can be subjected
to computer-based testing. Soft prototypes are almost faster and cheaper to built
than real prototypes and are often better at their main activity than a real ones;
That because model shop prototypes usually use processes and materials very
different from those ultimately used for the production version of the product.
Resemble the Real Material
The soft prototypes can resemble the final product much more closely than any
real material prototypes. Realistic images of the soft prototypes can be used by
marketing people to produce sales collateral, manuals and the whole gamut of
marketing materials. They can even be used for testing marketing to determine
whether the product is worth producing at all. Sale departments use 3D
illustrations in brochures and literature for promotional applications.
Rendering and Animation
Presentation programs with rendering models and animation in 3D form a large
part of selling and advertising in today competitive market.
Comprised Instructions for Machines
CAD will be linked to CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture)
whenever possible. CAD/CAM systems could produce computerized
instructions for computerized machine controllers: lathes, mills,
machining centers, turret punches, welding equipment, automated
assemblies, etc.
Layers of the Geometry
A typical design involves producing part drawings in a CAD program right up
to completion of design and making layers of the geometry required for
the CAM processing software. The description of part created in a CAD
program is translated into an appropriate format, such as DXF or IGES, and
then loaded into the CAM programs which are used then to create tool paths
that trace this description. This path can be edited and combined with
other tool path files where necessary
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program for the machine
tool to manufacture the part.
Checking Models before Manufacturing
The resulting NC program can be exported back into the CAD system to
produce a simulated backplot of the toolpath or imported into a solid modeling
NC program to produce a computer model for checking before manufacture.
Features of AutoCAD
Following are some of the distinguish features on the basis of
witch we prefer working in AutoCAD instead of working
manually.
Presentation
You can create fine drawings with hundreds of colors,
line types, hatch patterns, presentation symbols and text
styles. Even if you don’t like something about your
presentation after you have finished it, you can quickly change
it. It takes only a few simple steps to change the text style,
color or line type and you can print a fresh copy of the
drawing.
There are a number of ready-made presentation symbols
and hatch patterns available in CADD that can be used to
enhance the look of drawings. For example, a site planner
can add tree symbols, shrubs, pathways, human figures, and
other landscape elements to create a site plan. Similarly, an
architect can use ready-made symbols of doors,
windows, furniture, etc., to make a presentation.
In addition to preparing impressive presentations on paper, you
can use CADD to make on- screen presentations. You can plug
Presentation your computer into a projector and present your ideas on-
screen. Advanced CADD programs even allow you to create
animated images. 9You can illustrate how a building would
appear while walking through it, or how a machine would
function when different machine assembly parts operate.
CADD provides the flexibility to make quick alterations to drawings. You can
erase any portion of a drawing with pinpoint accuracy. It takes only seconds to
do a job that could take hours on a drawing board. In many cases, you won’t
even have to erase the drawing to make the change. You can rearrange
the existing components of the drawing to fit new shape. This enables
you to analyze design options with minimal effort.
The following are some of the editing capabilities of CADD: · Move or copy
drawing elements
·Enlarge or reduce parts of a drawing
·Add one drawing to another
·Stretch a drawing to fit new dimensions
·Make multiple copies of a drawing element
·Change the size and style of text
·Change units of measure, accuracy and style of dimensions
CADD allows you to work with great accuracy. If you need to create
highly accurate geometrical shapes, CADD is the answer. It can help
avoid time consuming mathematical calculations. You can work with
different units of measure, such as architectural units, engineering units,
scientific units and surveyor’s units. These units are represented in
standard formats commonly used by professionals.
Project Reporting
The computer can be used to prepare project reports such as records of areas,
quantities and cost estimates. Using the database capabilities of CADD,
you can link non-graphic information (such as text or value) with the
graphic elements of the drawing. The non-graphic information is stored in a
database, which can be used to prepare reports.
Example: An architect can link text attributes associated with the symbols
of doors and windows in a drawing. The attributes can describe the size
of the door, material, hardware, cost, etc. Later on the computer can
automatically prepare a door schedule listing all the doors and windows in the
drawing. The non-graphic information is directly linked with the drawing
objects. When a change is made to the drawing, the values in the
reports are updated automatically. This provides a useful means to manage
large projects.
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There is a special category of software called Computer Aided
Facility Management (CAFM) designed for building management. These
programs allow you to import drawings from CADD programs and link
attributes to them to form a database. The database can be used to keep
track of spaces, areas, costs, people, equipment, furniture, building
maintenance schedule, etc.
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Launching
AutoCad
1. Start
2. 3D and CAD
3. AutoCad
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Typing
Commands
Typing a Command
All AutoCAD commands can be typed in at the command line. Many commands also have one
or two letter aliases that can also be typed as shortcuts to the commands.
Command : LINE
or
TIP: Many AutoCAD commands require you to press ENTER to complete the command. You know you are no
longer in an AutoCAD command when you see a blank command line.
The last used AutoCAD command can be re-entered by one of the following three methods
of ENTER. The ENTER key on the keyboard will always act as ENTER, the SPACEBAR and
RIGHT MOUSE will act as enter most of the time (exceptions include placing TEXT).
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Pointing Device (Mouse)
AutoCAD uses either a mouse or digitizing tablet to select objects in a drawing.
•Click the left mouse button to select an object area in the drawing.
TIPS:
•SHIFT + the right mouse button brings up the object snap menus.
•Various screen locations for the mouse brings up different menus.• menus.
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5.2 PAN
or
3. PAN from the command prompt.
Type
Command: PAN or P
TIPS:
- While in the PAN command, click with the right mouse button to see the
following menu.
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5.1 ZOOM
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2.2 Creating a New Drawing
NEW Command
TIP:
New drawings can also be created from Template Files.
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1.11 Undo and Redo
Redo
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1.12 Function Keys and Accelerator Keys
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2.1 Open Existing Drawings
1. Choose File, OPEN.
or
2. Press CTRL + O.
or
3. Click the OPEN icon.
or
4. Type OPEN at the command prompt.
Command: OPEN
5. Press ENTER
6. Double Click the desired directory to find the drawing to
open.
7. Click the drawing name to open.
8. Click The OK button.
TIP:
-Preview shows a bitmap image of the drawing selected. This image is the
view that was last saved in the drawing. It will not show a preview of
drawings saved before R13 AutoCAD.
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Quick Save
1. CTRL + S.
Press
or
2. Click the Save icon.
or
3. Type QSAVE at the command prompt,
Command:QSAVE
TIPS:
Drawings can be saved as different versions of AutoCAD (e.g. R13, R14, R
2000, etc.)
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Useful Commands
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7.1 Running Object Snaps
An object snap mode specifies a snap point at an exact location on an
object. OSNAP specifies running object snap modes, which remain
active until you turn them off.
1. Tools, Drafting Settings...
Choose
or
2. Type DDOSNAP at the command prompt
Command: DDOSNAP
or
3. Click OSNAP on the Status Bar.
4. Right Click the Object Snap TAB.
5. Choose an object snap to turn ON/OFF from the dialog
box.
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AutoCAD
2D
UNITS
Command
1. 8.5
Choose Format, Units... or
DDUNITS at the command
2. Type prompt.
Command: DDUNITS or UN
3. Choose a units and angle setting. a
4. Choose precision setting.
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3.1 Line Command
Creates single straight line segments
1. Draw, Line.
Choose
or
or
9. Type U to undo the last
segment To point: U
(undo)
10. or
Type
C to create a closed
polygon To point : C
(close)
TIPS:
•You can continue the previous line or arc by responding to
the From point: prompt with a space or ENTER.
•Choose the right mouse button for the line pop-up menu to
appear while in the line command
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Pline Command 15.1
1. Choose Draw,Polyline
.
2. Pick or icon.
the Pline
3. Type PLINE at the command prompt
Command : PLINE or PL
4. Pick Apoint on the drawing to start the polyline
Frompoint:(select)
5. Type One ofthe following options
Arc/Close/Halfwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<endpoint
of
line>:
or
6. Pick Apoint to continue drawing
Arc/Close/Halfwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<en
dpointof line>: (pick point)
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3.4 Orthogonal Lines
Controls lines from being drawn at various angles to straight lines. When the
snap grid is rotated, ortho mode rotates accordingly.
Line drawn
Line drawn with
with ORTHO
ORTHO OFF
ON
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Rectangle
16.2
1. Choose Draw, Rectangle.
or
2. Click the Rectangle icon.
or
3. Type Rectang at the command prompt Command:
RECTANG
Chamfer/Elevation/Fillet/Thickness/Width/
<First corner>:
4. Pick first corner.
5. Pick other corner or type coordinates (i.e. @4,2).
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3.6 Circles
TIPS:
-To create circles that are the same size, press
ENTER when asked for the circle radius.
Circle, Tangent, Tangent, Tangent
-When selecting a circle with a pickbox, be sure
to select the circumference of the circle.
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7. Arc Command
1. Choose Draw, Arc.
or
TIPS:
-Except for 3 point arcs, arcs are drawn in a COUNTERCLOCKWISE
direction.
- While in the arc command, press the right mouse button to select the
following options for arcs:
Arc Examples
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Spline 16.3
1. Choose Draw,Spline.
or
2. Click the Spline icon. or
SPLINE at the command prompt
3. Type Command: SPLINE
A start point for the spline
4. Pick Object / <Enter firstpoint>: (pick point)
Points untilyouare done drawing
5. Pick splines
Enterpoint:(pickpoints)
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6. Press Enter or close to complete the
spline
7. Pick Starting tangentpointforthe spline
Enterstart tangent (pickpoint)
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Editing
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Editing Polylines 15.2
1. Choose Modify, Polyline.
Or
2. Pick the Pediticon from the ModifyII toolbar.
3. Type PEDIT at the command prompt
Command: PEDIT
4. Pick Pick a polyline to edit
Select Polyline:(pick)
5. Type One ofthe following options:Close/Join/
Width/Edit vertex/FitCurve/Spline/Curve/
Decurve/Undo/eXit
PEDIT options:
Polylinewidthchang SplinedPolyline
e
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Move Command 10.1
1. Choose Modify, Move.
or
2. Click the Move
icon.
3. Type or
MOVE at the command prompt Command:
MOVE or M
4. Pick Objects to move
Select objects: (select) A point to move
5. Pick from
6. Pick
Base point or displacement: (pick point) A
point to move to
Second point of displacement: (pick point)
TIP:
To move an object a specified distance, type a distance at the second point
of displacement prompt: @1<0
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Copy Command 10.2
1. Choose Modify, Copy.
or
2. Click the Copy icon.
or
3. Type COPY at the command
prompt. Command: COPY or
4. Pick CP
Objects to copy.
Select objects: (select) A point to move from.
5. Pick Base point or displacement/Multiple: (pick point).
A point to copy to.
6. Pick Second point of displacement: (pick point)
or
A point to copy to.
7. Type Second point of displacement: @ 1<0
TIP:
•To copy many objects in the same copy command, type M for Multiple at the
“Base point or displacement/Multiple” option.
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Offset Command 10.4
Offset Distance
To offset a specified distance:
1. Choose Modify, Offset.
Or
2. Choose the Offset icon.
Or
3. Type OFFSET at the command prompt.
Command: OFFSET or O
4. Type The distance to offset.
Offset distance or <Through point>: (number)
5. Pick The object to offset.
Select object to offset: (select object)
6. Pick A side to offset object to.
Side to offset: (pick side)
or
8. Press Enter to end the
command.
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Explode Command
15.4 1. Choose Modify,Explode.
or
2. Pick the Explode icon.
3. Type EXPLODE at the command
prompt.
Command: EXPLODE
or
4. Pick Theobject to explode. Select
objects: (pick)
Polyline
before
explode
Polyline
(line) after
explode
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EXTEND 10.5
1. Choose Modify, Extend.
or
2. Click the Extend icon.
or
3. EXTEND at the command prompt
Type
Command: EXTEND
Select boundary edge(s)...
4. Pick The BOUNDARY edge to extend to Select
objects: (select)
5. Press ENTER to accept the boundary edge Select
objects: (press enter)
6. Pick The objects to extend
<Select object to extend> / Project / Edge /
Undo: Select an object, enter an option, or
press enter : (select)
TIP:
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Stretch 13.2
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9. Pick
A point to stretch to Newpoint:
(point) or
10.
A distance to stretch. Newpoint:
Type
@1<0
TIP:
The Stretchcommand must usea CROSSING windowor
aCROSSING POLYGON window.
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TRIM 10.6
The TRIM command allows you to trim objects in a drawing so they end
precisely at a cutting edge defined by one or more other objects in the
drawing.
1. Choose Modify, Trim.
or
2. Click the Trim icon.
3. Type TRIM at the command prompt Command:
TRIM
Select cutting edge(s)...
4. Pick The CUTTING edge to extend to Select
objects: (select)
5. Press ENTER to accept the cutting edge Select
objects: (press enter) Objects to trim
6. Pick <Select object to trim> / Project / Edge / Undo:
Select an object, enter an option, or press
enter
ENTER when you are done choosing objects
7. Press
Select object to trim/Undo: (press enter)
Lines Trimmed
to an Arc
(Arc is cutting
edge)
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Break
13.1
1. Choose Modify, Break. or
the Breakicon. or
2. Click
BREAK at the command prompt. Command:
BREAK
3. Object to break.
Type
4. Select object: (select one object) A second break
Pick
point.
5. Pick Enter second point: (point)
or
6. Type
F to choose a different break point
Entersecond point (or F for first point):
(F)
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MIRROR 10.7
Mirror
Line
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ROTATE
10.9 1. Choose Modify, Rotate.
or
2. Click the Modify icon.
or
3. Type ROTATE at the command prompt
4. Pick Command : ROTATE
Objects to rotate:
Select objects:(select)
5. Pick A pivot point to rotate around
Base point: (point)
6. Type A rotation angle<Rotation
angle>/Reference:
(number)
or
7. Pick A rotation angle<Rotation angle>/Reference:
(point)
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SCALE 10.10
1. Choose Modify, Scale.
or
2. Click the Scale
icon.
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Text Command 11.1
Text
Creates a single-line text object
1.
TEXT at the command prompt
Type
Command: TEXT
or
2. Pick the Single Line Text icon from the Text Toolbar.
3. Pick A start point
Justify/Style/<Start Point>: (point)
or
2. Type or
DTEXT at the command prompt
Command : DTEXT
3. Follow the steps 3-8 from above.
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Layers
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Introduction to Layers and Layer Dialog Box12.1
1. Choose Format, Layer.
or
2. LAYER at the command
Type
prompt. Command:
LAYER (or LA)
or
3. Pick the layers icon from the Layer
Control box on the object
properties toolbar.
AutoCAD 2005
Layer Properties
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Layer Options 12.2
ON specified layers.
TIP:
Layers can be set using the command line prompts for layers. To use this,
type –LAYER or -LA at the command prompt
1. Type Command: -LAYER or LA
2. Type One of the following layer options
?/Make/Set/New/ON/OFF/Color/Ltype/Freeze/Thaw:
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Layer Shortcuts 12.3
Changing the Layer of an
Object
1. Click Once on the object to change.
2. Select the desired layer from the Layer Control Box
dropdown.
AutoCAD will move the object to the new
layer.
Select layer
Select object first
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Colours +
Line
Weights
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Color Command
12.6 1. Choose Format, Color.
or
2. DDCOLOR at the command
Type prompt.
TIP:
These settings ignore the current layer settings for color.
By Layer
If you enter bylayer, new objects assume the color of the layer upon which
they are drawn.
By Block
If you enter byblock, AutoCAD draws new objects in the default color (white or
black, depending on your configuration) until they are grouped into a block. When
the block is inserted in the drawing, the objects in the block inherit the current
setting of the COLOR command.
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Linetypes 12.7
Loading and Changing
Linetypes
1. Choose Format,
Linetype...
5. Click OK.
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Lineweights
12.8
or
TIPS:
-Lineweights can also be assigned to layers.
-The Display Lineweights feature can be turned on/off on the status bar to
show or not show lineweights in the drawing, thus making regenerations
faster.
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Object Properties
12.9 1. Choose Modify, Properties.
or
2. Click the Properties icon.
or
3. Type
DDCHPROP or DDMODIFY at the command prompt.
Command: DDCHPROP (CH) or
DDMODIFY (MO)
4. Pick Objects whose properties you want to change Pick a
window for DDCHPROP, single object for
DDMODIFY.
Select objects:(select)
5. Press ENTER to accept objects.
Select objects: (press enter)
6. Choose One of the following properties to change.
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Other
Useful
Functions
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BHATCH Command
17.1
1. Draw,Hatch...
Choose or
2. Click the Hatchicon.
or
3. Type BHATCH at the command
prompt Command: BHATCH
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Measuring Distances
8.2
1. Choose Tools, Inquiry, Distance.
or
2. Click the Distance icon from the Inquiry
Toolbar.
3. Type or
DIST at the command prompt
Command: DIST
4. Pick The first point to measure from
First point: pick point
5. Pick The second point to measure to
Second point: pick point
TIP:
Be sure to use Object Snaps with the MEASURE command.
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Linear Dimensions
26.1
1. . Choose Dimension,
Linear.
or
2 . Click the Linear Dimension command from the
. toolbar.
or
3 . Type DIM at the command
. prompt.
Command: DIM
Dim: HOR or
VER
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Aligned Dimensions
26.2
1 . Choose Dimension,
. Aligned.
or
2 . Click the Aligned
. Dimension
command from the toolbar.
or
3 . Type DIM at the command
. Command: prompt.
DIM
Dim: ALIGNED
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Radial Dimensions
26.3 1. . Choose Dimension, Radius or
or Diameter.
2. . Click the Radial
Dimensions
command from the
toolbar.
or
3. . Type DIM at the command
prompt.
Command: DIM
Dim: RADIUS or
DIAMETER
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Calculating Areas
8.3
1. Choose Tools, Inquiry,
Area.
or
2. Click the Area icon.
or
3. Type AREA at the command prompt
Command: AREA
4. Pick The first point for area calculation
<First point>/Object/Add/Subtract: pick
5. Pick Next point: pick
6. Pick Next point: pick
7. Press ENTER when you are finished choosing points.
Area of Rectangle
TIPS:
Be sure to use Object Snaps with the MEASURE command
To subtract an area, you must first be in “add” mode to add the first area.
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Plot Settings
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1.13 On-Line Help
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CONCLUSION
This report covered the preview of our learning path and study materials. The
use of AutoCAD has many advantages. It can help to reduce the time it takes to
produce the drawing needed in the work environment. AutoCAD software is the
most amazing range of mechanical computer aided design tool. It is now
considered to be the best according to industry standards that can be obtained for
a wide array of designing, Mechanical Engineering Services and other industrial
purposes.
The use of AutoCAD may also be relied on heavily in order to create
efficiencies within the industries. We were guided by the fact that there is more
to learning AutoCAD than drawing simple figures and lines. It has very
vast application in the field of manufacturing, architecture, electrical, and
many more. With the help of AutoCAD, we can create design very
quickly. It improves the quality of the drawing which we can’t get by hand
drafting. With the help of this software, drawing can be easily modified
whenever wanted which reduces the human effort. We can easily transfer files
from one place to another in no time which reduces the time.
This software is utilized to provide some useful and practical designing
software that will allow users to visualize as well as create prototypes of
a product in reality and quick time. AutoCAD software allows developers
to give form to their out of the box ideas.
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