Up and running with AutoCAD 2022 : txt 2D and 3D drawing, design and modeling. /
Gindis, Elliot,
Up and running with AutoCAD 2022 : 2D and 3D drawing, design and modeling. / txt Elliot J. Gindis, President - Vertical Technologies, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Robert C. Kaebisch, Construction Sciences - Architecture/Structural, Gateway Technical College, Sturtevant, WI, United States. - xix, 839 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. book
Includes index.
Level 1:
Chapters 1-10:
1. AutoCAD fundamentals-Part I --
1.1 Introduction and basic commands --
Create Objects --
Edit/Modify Objects --
View Objects --
1.2 The AutoCAD environment --
1.3 Interacting with AutoCAD --
Method 1. Type in the commands on the command line --
Method 2. Use the Ribbon tabs, Panels, and Tools --
1.4 Practicing the create objects commands --
Line --
Circle --
Arc --
Rectangle --
1.5 View objects --
Zoom --
Pan --
Regen --
1.6 Practicing the Edit/Modify objects commands --
Erase --
Move --
Copy --
Rotate --
Scale --
Trim --
Extend --
Offset --
Mirror --
Fillet --
1.7 Selection methods --
1.8 Drawing accuracy-part 1 --
Ortho (F8) --
1.9 Drawing accuracy-part 2 --
OSNAPS --
ENDpoint --
MIDpoint --
CENter --
QUADrant --
INTersection --
PERPendicular --
1.10 OSNAP drafting settings --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
2. AutoCAD fundamentals-Part II --
2.1 GRIPS --
2.2 Units and scale --
2.3 Snap and Grid --
To set Snap --
To set Grid --
2.4 Cartesian coordinate system --
2.5 Geometric data entry --
Dynamic Input --
Manual Input --
2.6 Inquiry commands --
Quick --
Area --
Distance --
List --
ID --
Radius and Angle --
2.7 Additional drafting commands --
Explode --
Polygon --
Drawing challenge-star --
Ellipse --
Chamfer --
Templates --
Limits --
Save --
Help files --
TANgent OSNAP --
Time --
Drawing the star --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: architecture --
3. Layers, colors, linetypes, and properties --
3.1 Introduction to layers --
What are layers? --
Why use them? --
Creating and deleting layers --
Making a layer current --
Assigning layer colors --
Index Color --
True Color --
Color Books --
Layer Freeze/Thaw and On/Off --
Layer Lock/Unlock --
3.2 Introduction to linetypes --
3.3 Introduction to properties --
Properties palette --
Match Properties --
Layers and the Ribbon --
3.4 In-class drawing project: floor plan layout --
Basic file preparation --
Starting the floor plan --
Drawing the inner wall geometry --
Drawing the doors and windows --
Doors --
Windows --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
4. Text, mtext, editing, and style --
4.1 Introduction to text and mtext --
4.2 Text (single line) --
Editing Text --
4.3 Mtext --
Formatting mtext --
Toolbar text editing --
4.4 Style --
4.5 Spell check --
4.6 In-Class drawing project: adding text and furniture to floor plan layout --
NEArest OSNAP --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
5. Hatch patterns --
5.1 Introduction to Hatch --
Architecture --
Civil engineering --
Mechanical engineering --
5.2 Hatch procedures --
Step 1. Pick the Hatch pattern you want to use --
Step 2. Indicate where you want the pattern to go --
Step 3. Fine-Tune the pattern by adjusting scale and angle (if necessary) --
Step 4. Watch the Preview of the pattern --
and accept it if it is OK --
5.3 Working with Hatch patterns --
Exploding Hatch patterns --
Hatch pattern layers and colors --
Advanced Hatch topics --
5.4 Gradient and solid fill --
Solid fill --
5.5 SuperHatch --
5.6 In-Class drawing project: adding Hatch to floor plan layout --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: mechanical engineering --
6. Dimensions --
6.1 Introduction to dimensions --
6.2 Types of dimensions --
Linear dimensions --
Aligned dimension --
Diameter dimension --
Radius dimension --
Angular dimension --
Continuous dimensions --
Baseline dimensions --
Leader and multileader --
Leader --
Multileader --
Secondary dimensions --
6.3 Editing dimensions --
6.4 Customizing dimensions --
Dinstyle --
Step 1. Change the units of the dimensions --
Step 2. Change the font of the dimensions --
Step 3. Change the arrowheads of the dimensions --
Step 4. Change the fit isize of the dimensions --
6.5 Center marks and centerlines --
6.6 In-Class drawing project: adding dimensions to floor plan layout --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
7. Blocks, Wblocks, dynamic blocks, groups, and purge --
7.1 Introduction to blocks --
Blocks versus the wblock command --
Creating a block --
7.2 Insert --
7.3 Purge --
7.4 Wblocks --
Retain --
Convert to block --
Delete from drawing --
Inserting blocks from other files or entire .dwg files --
7.5 Dynamic blocks --
Actions and parameters --
Visibility --
7.6 Groups --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
8. Polar, rectangular, and path arrays --
8.1 Polar array --
Steps in creating a polar array Additional operations with polar array --
8.2 Rectangular array --
Steps in creating a rectangular array Additional operations with rectangular --
array --
8.3 Path array --
Steps in creating a path array --
Additional operations with path array --
8.4 in-class drawing project: mechanical --
device --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: interior design --
9. Basic printing and output --
9.1Introduction to printing and plotting --
9.2 The essentials --
What printer or plotter to use --
What paper size to use --
What area to plot --
At what scale to plot
What pen settings to use --
What orientation to use --
What offset to use --
Miscellaneous --
9.3 The plot dialog box --
Preview --
9.4 Page setup manager --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
10. Advanced output-Paper Space --
10.1 Introduction to Paper Space --
What is Paper Space? --
10.2 Paper Space concepts --
Layouts --
Viewports --
Floating Model Space --
Modifying the Viewport --
Polygonal Viewport --
Scaling --
Layers --
Lock VP --
Hiding the VP --
Text and dims --
Annotation and Annotative Objects --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Level 1 --
Answers to review questions --
Level 2 --
Chapters 11-20 --
11. Advanced linework --
11.1 Introduction to advanced linework --
11.2 Pline (polyline) --
Pedit --
Exploding a pline --
Additional pline options --
Boundary --
11.3 Xline (construction line) --
11.4 Ray --
11.5 Spline --
11.6 Mline (multiline) --
Modifying the mline --
Mistyle (multiline style) --
Mledit (Multiline Editi --
Other Mline properties --
11.7 Sketch --
Applications of sketch --
GEOmetric center OSNAP --
11.8 Level 2 drawing project (1 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
12. Advanced layers --
12.1 Introduction to advanced layers --
12.2 Script files --
12.3 Layer State Manager --
12.4 Layer filtering --
12.5 Layer Freeze, Isolate, and Walk --
Layer Freeze --
Layer Isolate --
Layer Walk --
12.6 Level 2 drawing project (2 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: electrical engineering --
13. Advanced dimensions --
13.1 Introduction to advanced dimensions --
13.2 Dimension Style Manager --
Lines tab --
Symbols and Arrows tab --
Text tab --
Fit tab --
Primary Linits tah --
Alternate Units tab --
Tolerances tab --
13.3 Introduction to constraints --
13.4 Geometric constraints --
Types of geometric constraints --
Adding geometric constraints --
Hiding showing, and deleting geometric constraints --
13.5 Dimensional constraints --
Working with dimensional constraints --
13.6 Dimension-driven design --
13.7 Level 2 drawing project (3 of 10: architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
14. Options, Shortcuts, CUI, Design Center, and Express Tools --
14.1 Options --
Files tab --
Display tab --
Open and Save tab --
Plot and Publish tab --
Systern tab --
User Preferences tab --
Drafting tab --
3D Modeling tab --
Selection tab --
14.2 Shortcuts --
PGP File --
Altering the PCP File --
14.3 Customize User Interface --
14.4 Design Center --
14.5 Express tools --
Blocks Tools --
Text Tools --
Modify tools --
Layout tools --
Draw tools --
Dimension tools --
Tols Tools --
Web tools --
146 Level 2 drawing project (4 of 10): Architectural floor plan. --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
15. Advanced design and file management tools --
15.1 Introduction to advanced design and file management tools: --
15.2 Align --
15.3 Action recording --
15.4 Audit and recover --
155 Blend --
15.6 Break and join. --
Break, Method 1 --
Single Break, Method 2 --
15.7 CAD standards --
15. Calculator --
15.9 Delpoints --
15.10 Divide and point style --
15.11 Donut --
15.12 Draw order --
15.13 eTransmit --
15.14 Filter --
15.15 Hyperlink --
15.16 Lengthen --
15.17 Object snap tracking --
15.18 Overkill --
15.19 Point and node --
15:20 Publish --
15.21 Master --
15.22 Revtloud --
15.25 Sheet sets --
15.34 Selection methods --
15.25 Stretch --
15.26 System variables --
15.27 Tables --
15.28 Tool palette --
15.29 UCS and crosshair rotation --
Method 1 --
Method 2 --
15.30 Window tiling --
15.31 Wipeout --
15.32 architectural floor --
Level 2 drawing project 5 of 10 architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: civil engineering --
16. Importing and exporting data --
16.1 Introduction to importing and exporting data --
16.2 Importing and exporting to and from MS office applications --
Word Into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into word --
Excel into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into Excel --
PowerPoint into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into PowerPoint --
16.3 Screen shots --
16.4 JPGs --
16.5 PDFs --
16.6 Other CAD software --
16.7 Exporting and the save as feature --
16.8 Inserting and OLE --
16.9 Level 2 drawing project (6 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
17. External references (xrefs) --
17.1 Introduction to xrefs --
What is an xref? --
Why do we need an xreft What is the benefit? --
17.2 Using xrefs --
17.3 Layers in xrefs --
17.4 Editing and reloading xrefs --
17.5 Multiple xrefs --
17.6 Ribbon and xrefs --
17.7 Level 2 drawing project (7 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
18. Attributes --
18.1 Introduction to attributes --
18.2 Creating the design --
18.3 Creating the attribute definitions --
18.4 Creating the attribute block --
18.5 Attribute properties and editing --
Exploding attributes --
Inserting attributes --
18.6 Attribute extraction --
18.7 Invisible attributes --
18.8 Level 2 drawing project (8 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Spotlight on: aerospace engineering --
19. Advanced output and pen settings --
19.1 Introduction to advanced pen settings --
19.2 Setting standards --
19.3 The CTB file --
Step 1 --
Step 2 --
Step 3 --
19.4 Additional CTB file features --
19.5 Lineweight VISIBILITY Settings --
19.6 Level 2 drawing project (9 of 10): architectural floor plan. --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
20. Isometric drawing --
20.1 Introduction to graphical projection --
Types of projections --
20.2 Isometric projection --
Why use isometric projection instead 3D? --
When not to use isometric perspective --
20.3 Basic technique --
20.4 Ellipses in isometric --
20.5 Text and dimensions in isometric drawing --
20.6 Level 2 drawing project (10 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Level 2 --
Answers to review questions --
Level 3 --
Chapters 21-30 --
21. 3D Basics --
21.1 Axes, Planes, and Faces --
21.2 3D Workspaces, Ribbon, Toolbars, and 3D Options --
21.3 Entering and Exiting 3D --
21.4 Projecting into 3D --
Method 1 (New) --
Method 2 (Classic) --
21.5 3D Dynamic Views: --
21.6 Extrude --
21.7 Visual Styles: Hide and Shade --
21.8 Viewcube and Navigation Bar --
Summary --
Review Questions --
Exercises --
22. Object Manipulation --
22.1 Introduction to Object Manipulation --
Rotate3D --
Drotate (Gizmo) --
Mirror 3D --
3Darray --
3Dscale --
3Dmove --
Fillets and Charlees in 3D --
Summary --
Review Questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: chemical engineering --
23. Boolean operations and primitives --
21.1 Introduction to boolean operations --
Union --
Subtract --
Intersect --
23.2 Introduction to primitives --
Box --
Wedge --
Cone --
Sphere --
Cylinder --
Torus --
Pyrami --
23.3 Applying primitives --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
24. Solid Modeling --
24.1 Introduction to Solid Modeling Revolve --
Shell --
Taper --
Loft --
Path Extrusion --
Sweep --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
25. Advanced Solids, Faces, and Edges --
25.1 Introduction To Advanced Solids, faces. And Edges --
Polysolid --
Helix --
30 Path Array --
3Dalign --
25.2 Working With Faces --
Delete Faces --
Move Faces --
Copy Faces --
Offset Faces: --
Rotate Faces --
Color Faces --
Working With Edges --
25.3 Color Edges --
Copy Edges --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: biomedical engineering --
26. Surfaces and meshes --
26.1 Introduction to Surfaces and Meshes --
26.2Surfacing Commands --
Planar Surface --
Region --
Rulesurf --
Tahsurf --
Revsurf --
Edgesurt --
3Dface and 30mesh --
26.3 Smooth Mesh Primitives --
Mesh Modification 1. Smoothness --
Mesh Modification 3. Additional Tools --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
27. Slicing, sectioning, layouts, and vports --
27.1 Introduction to slicing sectioning layouts, and vports --
27.2 Slicing and sectioning --
Slice --
Section --
27.3 Layouts and details --
Additional layout options --
27.4 Flatten and Batshot --
Flatten Flatshot --
27.5 Vports --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
28. Advanced UCS, Views, Text, and Dimensions in 3D --
28.1 Introduction To Advanced Ucs, Views, Text, And Dimensions In 3d --
28.2 Advanced Ucs --
UCS --
World --
UCS Previous --
Face UCS --
Object View --
Origin --
Z-Axis Vector --
3 Point --
X, Y and Z --
Named UCS --
28.3 Views And View Manager --
28.4 Text And Dimensions In 3d --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Spotlight on: drafting, CAD management, teaching, and consulting --
29. Dview, camera, walk and fly, path animation --
29.1 Dynamic view --
Camera --
Target --
Distance --
Points --
Pan --
Zoom --
Twist --
Clip --
Hide --
Undo --
29.2 Cameras --
29.3 Walk and fly --
29.4 Path animation --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
30. Lighting and rendering --
30.1 Introduction to lighting and rendering --
30.2 Lighting --
Point light --
Spotlight --
Distant light --
Shadows, sun, and sky --
30.3 Materials and rendering --
Materials --
Summary --
Rendering --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Level 3 Answers to review questions --
Appendix A Additional information on AutoCAD --
Appendix B: Other CAD software, designs and analysis tools, and concepts --
Appendix C File extensions --
Appendix D: Custom linetypes and hatch patterns --
Appendix E Principles of CAD management --
Appendix F: AutoLISP basics and advanced customization tools --
Appendix G. PC hardware, printers/plotters, networks, and the cloud --
Appendix H: What are keels! --
Appendix I: Lighting, rendering, effects, and animation --
Appendix J: 3D printing --
Appendix K: AutoCAD certification exams --
Appendix L AutoCAD employment Appendix M. The future of AutoCAD --
Index --
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AutoCAD.
Computer-aided design.
T385 / G56 2022
006.6869
Up and running with AutoCAD 2022 : 2D and 3D drawing, design and modeling. / txt Elliot J. Gindis, President - Vertical Technologies, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Robert C. Kaebisch, Construction Sciences - Architecture/Structural, Gateway Technical College, Sturtevant, WI, United States. - xix, 839 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. book
Includes index.
Level 1:
Chapters 1-10:
1. AutoCAD fundamentals-Part I --
1.1 Introduction and basic commands --
Create Objects --
Edit/Modify Objects --
View Objects --
1.2 The AutoCAD environment --
1.3 Interacting with AutoCAD --
Method 1. Type in the commands on the command line --
Method 2. Use the Ribbon tabs, Panels, and Tools --
1.4 Practicing the create objects commands --
Line --
Circle --
Arc --
Rectangle --
1.5 View objects --
Zoom --
Pan --
Regen --
1.6 Practicing the Edit/Modify objects commands --
Erase --
Move --
Copy --
Rotate --
Scale --
Trim --
Extend --
Offset --
Mirror --
Fillet --
1.7 Selection methods --
1.8 Drawing accuracy-part 1 --
Ortho (F8) --
1.9 Drawing accuracy-part 2 --
OSNAPS --
ENDpoint --
MIDpoint --
CENter --
QUADrant --
INTersection --
PERPendicular --
1.10 OSNAP drafting settings --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
2. AutoCAD fundamentals-Part II --
2.1 GRIPS --
2.2 Units and scale --
2.3 Snap and Grid --
To set Snap --
To set Grid --
2.4 Cartesian coordinate system --
2.5 Geometric data entry --
Dynamic Input --
Manual Input --
2.6 Inquiry commands --
Quick --
Area --
Distance --
List --
ID --
Radius and Angle --
2.7 Additional drafting commands --
Explode --
Polygon --
Drawing challenge-star --
Ellipse --
Chamfer --
Templates --
Limits --
Save --
Help files --
TANgent OSNAP --
Time --
Drawing the star --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: architecture --
3. Layers, colors, linetypes, and properties --
3.1 Introduction to layers --
What are layers? --
Why use them? --
Creating and deleting layers --
Making a layer current --
Assigning layer colors --
Index Color --
True Color --
Color Books --
Layer Freeze/Thaw and On/Off --
Layer Lock/Unlock --
3.2 Introduction to linetypes --
3.3 Introduction to properties --
Properties palette --
Match Properties --
Layers and the Ribbon --
3.4 In-class drawing project: floor plan layout --
Basic file preparation --
Starting the floor plan --
Drawing the inner wall geometry --
Drawing the doors and windows --
Doors --
Windows --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
4. Text, mtext, editing, and style --
4.1 Introduction to text and mtext --
4.2 Text (single line) --
Editing Text --
4.3 Mtext --
Formatting mtext --
Toolbar text editing --
4.4 Style --
4.5 Spell check --
4.6 In-Class drawing project: adding text and furniture to floor plan layout --
NEArest OSNAP --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
5. Hatch patterns --
5.1 Introduction to Hatch --
Architecture --
Civil engineering --
Mechanical engineering --
5.2 Hatch procedures --
Step 1. Pick the Hatch pattern you want to use --
Step 2. Indicate where you want the pattern to go --
Step 3. Fine-Tune the pattern by adjusting scale and angle (if necessary) --
Step 4. Watch the Preview of the pattern --
and accept it if it is OK --
5.3 Working with Hatch patterns --
Exploding Hatch patterns --
Hatch pattern layers and colors --
Advanced Hatch topics --
5.4 Gradient and solid fill --
Solid fill --
5.5 SuperHatch --
5.6 In-Class drawing project: adding Hatch to floor plan layout --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: mechanical engineering --
6. Dimensions --
6.1 Introduction to dimensions --
6.2 Types of dimensions --
Linear dimensions --
Aligned dimension --
Diameter dimension --
Radius dimension --
Angular dimension --
Continuous dimensions --
Baseline dimensions --
Leader and multileader --
Leader --
Multileader --
Secondary dimensions --
6.3 Editing dimensions --
6.4 Customizing dimensions --
Dinstyle --
Step 1. Change the units of the dimensions --
Step 2. Change the font of the dimensions --
Step 3. Change the arrowheads of the dimensions --
Step 4. Change the fit isize of the dimensions --
6.5 Center marks and centerlines --
6.6 In-Class drawing project: adding dimensions to floor plan layout --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
7. Blocks, Wblocks, dynamic blocks, groups, and purge --
7.1 Introduction to blocks --
Blocks versus the wblock command --
Creating a block --
7.2 Insert --
7.3 Purge --
7.4 Wblocks --
Retain --
Convert to block --
Delete from drawing --
Inserting blocks from other files or entire .dwg files --
7.5 Dynamic blocks --
Actions and parameters --
Visibility --
7.6 Groups --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
8. Polar, rectangular, and path arrays --
8.1 Polar array --
Steps in creating a polar array Additional operations with polar array --
8.2 Rectangular array --
Steps in creating a rectangular array Additional operations with rectangular --
array --
8.3 Path array --
Steps in creating a path array --
Additional operations with path array --
8.4 in-class drawing project: mechanical --
device --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: interior design --
9. Basic printing and output --
9.1Introduction to printing and plotting --
9.2 The essentials --
What printer or plotter to use --
What paper size to use --
What area to plot --
At what scale to plot
What pen settings to use --
What orientation to use --
What offset to use --
Miscellaneous --
9.3 The plot dialog box --
Preview --
9.4 Page setup manager --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
10. Advanced output-Paper Space --
10.1 Introduction to Paper Space --
What is Paper Space? --
10.2 Paper Space concepts --
Layouts --
Viewports --
Floating Model Space --
Modifying the Viewport --
Polygonal Viewport --
Scaling --
Layers --
Lock VP --
Hiding the VP --
Text and dims --
Annotation and Annotative Objects --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Level 1 --
Answers to review questions --
Level 2 --
Chapters 11-20 --
11. Advanced linework --
11.1 Introduction to advanced linework --
11.2 Pline (polyline) --
Pedit --
Exploding a pline --
Additional pline options --
Boundary --
11.3 Xline (construction line) --
11.4 Ray --
11.5 Spline --
11.6 Mline (multiline) --
Modifying the mline --
Mistyle (multiline style) --
Mledit (Multiline Editi --
Other Mline properties --
11.7 Sketch --
Applications of sketch --
GEOmetric center OSNAP --
11.8 Level 2 drawing project (1 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
12. Advanced layers --
12.1 Introduction to advanced layers --
12.2 Script files --
12.3 Layer State Manager --
12.4 Layer filtering --
12.5 Layer Freeze, Isolate, and Walk --
Layer Freeze --
Layer Isolate --
Layer Walk --
12.6 Level 2 drawing project (2 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: electrical engineering --
13. Advanced dimensions --
13.1 Introduction to advanced dimensions --
13.2 Dimension Style Manager --
Lines tab --
Symbols and Arrows tab --
Text tab --
Fit tab --
Primary Linits tah --
Alternate Units tab --
Tolerances tab --
13.3 Introduction to constraints --
13.4 Geometric constraints --
Types of geometric constraints --
Adding geometric constraints --
Hiding showing, and deleting geometric constraints --
13.5 Dimensional constraints --
Working with dimensional constraints --
13.6 Dimension-driven design --
13.7 Level 2 drawing project (3 of 10: architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
14. Options, Shortcuts, CUI, Design Center, and Express Tools --
14.1 Options --
Files tab --
Display tab --
Open and Save tab --
Plot and Publish tab --
Systern tab --
User Preferences tab --
Drafting tab --
3D Modeling tab --
Selection tab --
14.2 Shortcuts --
PGP File --
Altering the PCP File --
14.3 Customize User Interface --
14.4 Design Center --
14.5 Express tools --
Blocks Tools --
Text Tools --
Modify tools --
Layout tools --
Draw tools --
Dimension tools --
Tols Tools --
Web tools --
146 Level 2 drawing project (4 of 10): Architectural floor plan. --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
15. Advanced design and file management tools --
15.1 Introduction to advanced design and file management tools: --
15.2 Align --
15.3 Action recording --
15.4 Audit and recover --
155 Blend --
15.6 Break and join. --
Break, Method 1 --
Single Break, Method 2 --
15.7 CAD standards --
15. Calculator --
15.9 Delpoints --
15.10 Divide and point style --
15.11 Donut --
15.12 Draw order --
15.13 eTransmit --
15.14 Filter --
15.15 Hyperlink --
15.16 Lengthen --
15.17 Object snap tracking --
15.18 Overkill --
15.19 Point and node --
15:20 Publish --
15.21 Master --
15.22 Revtloud --
15.25 Sheet sets --
15.34 Selection methods --
15.25 Stretch --
15.26 System variables --
15.27 Tables --
15.28 Tool palette --
15.29 UCS and crosshair rotation --
Method 1 --
Method 2 --
15.30 Window tiling --
15.31 Wipeout --
15.32 architectural floor --
Level 2 drawing project 5 of 10 architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: civil engineering --
16. Importing and exporting data --
16.1 Introduction to importing and exporting data --
16.2 Importing and exporting to and from MS office applications --
Word Into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into word --
Excel into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into Excel --
PowerPoint into AutoCAD --
AutoCAD into PowerPoint --
16.3 Screen shots --
16.4 JPGs --
16.5 PDFs --
16.6 Other CAD software --
16.7 Exporting and the save as feature --
16.8 Inserting and OLE --
16.9 Level 2 drawing project (6 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
17. External references (xrefs) --
17.1 Introduction to xrefs --
What is an xref? --
Why do we need an xreft What is the benefit? --
17.2 Using xrefs --
17.3 Layers in xrefs --
17.4 Editing and reloading xrefs --
17.5 Multiple xrefs --
17.6 Ribbon and xrefs --
17.7 Level 2 drawing project (7 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
18. Attributes --
18.1 Introduction to attributes --
18.2 Creating the design --
18.3 Creating the attribute definitions --
18.4 Creating the attribute block --
18.5 Attribute properties and editing --
Exploding attributes --
Inserting attributes --
18.6 Attribute extraction --
18.7 Invisible attributes --
18.8 Level 2 drawing project (8 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Spotlight on: aerospace engineering --
19. Advanced output and pen settings --
19.1 Introduction to advanced pen settings --
19.2 Setting standards --
19.3 The CTB file --
Step 1 --
Step 2 --
Step 3 --
19.4 Additional CTB file features --
19.5 Lineweight VISIBILITY Settings --
19.6 Level 2 drawing project (9 of 10): architectural floor plan. --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
20. Isometric drawing --
20.1 Introduction to graphical projection --
Types of projections --
20.2 Isometric projection --
Why use isometric projection instead 3D? --
When not to use isometric perspective --
20.3 Basic technique --
20.4 Ellipses in isometric --
20.5 Text and dimensions in isometric drawing --
20.6 Level 2 drawing project (10 of 10): architectural floor plan --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Level 2 --
Answers to review questions --
Level 3 --
Chapters 21-30 --
21. 3D Basics --
21.1 Axes, Planes, and Faces --
21.2 3D Workspaces, Ribbon, Toolbars, and 3D Options --
21.3 Entering and Exiting 3D --
21.4 Projecting into 3D --
Method 1 (New) --
Method 2 (Classic) --
21.5 3D Dynamic Views: --
21.6 Extrude --
21.7 Visual Styles: Hide and Shade --
21.8 Viewcube and Navigation Bar --
Summary --
Review Questions --
Exercises --
22. Object Manipulation --
22.1 Introduction to Object Manipulation --
Rotate3D --
Drotate (Gizmo) --
Mirror 3D --
3Darray --
3Dscale --
3Dmove --
Fillets and Charlees in 3D --
Summary --
Review Questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: chemical engineering --
23. Boolean operations and primitives --
21.1 Introduction to boolean operations --
Union --
Subtract --
Intersect --
23.2 Introduction to primitives --
Box --
Wedge --
Cone --
Sphere --
Cylinder --
Torus --
Pyrami --
23.3 Applying primitives --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
24. Solid Modeling --
24.1 Introduction to Solid Modeling Revolve --
Shell --
Taper --
Loft --
Path Extrusion --
Sweep --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
25. Advanced Solids, Faces, and Edges --
25.1 Introduction To Advanced Solids, faces. And Edges --
Polysolid --
Helix --
30 Path Array --
3Dalign --
25.2 Working With Faces --
Delete Faces --
Move Faces --
Copy Faces --
Offset Faces: --
Rotate Faces --
Color Faces --
Working With Edges --
25.3 Color Edges --
Copy Edges --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
Spotlight on: biomedical engineering --
26. Surfaces and meshes --
26.1 Introduction to Surfaces and Meshes --
26.2Surfacing Commands --
Planar Surface --
Region --
Rulesurf --
Tahsurf --
Revsurf --
Edgesurt --
3Dface and 30mesh --
26.3 Smooth Mesh Primitives --
Mesh Modification 1. Smoothness --
Mesh Modification 3. Additional Tools --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
27. Slicing, sectioning, layouts, and vports --
27.1 Introduction to slicing sectioning layouts, and vports --
27.2 Slicing and sectioning --
Slice --
Section --
27.3 Layouts and details --
Additional layout options --
27.4 Flatten and Batshot --
Flatten Flatshot --
27.5 Vports --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
28. Advanced UCS, Views, Text, and Dimensions in 3D --
28.1 Introduction To Advanced Ucs, Views, Text, And Dimensions In 3d --
28.2 Advanced Ucs --
UCS --
World --
UCS Previous --
Face UCS --
Object View --
Origin --
Z-Axis Vector --
3 Point --
X, Y and Z --
Named UCS --
28.3 Views And View Manager --
28.4 Text And Dimensions In 3d --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Spotlight on: drafting, CAD management, teaching, and consulting --
29. Dview, camera, walk and fly, path animation --
29.1 Dynamic view --
Camera --
Target --
Distance --
Points --
Pan --
Zoom --
Twist --
Clip --
Hide --
Undo --
29.2 Cameras --
29.3 Walk and fly --
29.4 Path animation --
Summary --
Review questions --
Exercises --
30. Lighting and rendering --
30.1 Introduction to lighting and rendering --
30.2 Lighting --
Point light --
Spotlight --
Distant light --
Shadows, sun, and sky --
30.3 Materials and rendering --
Materials --
Summary --
Rendering --
Review questions --
Exercise --
Level 3 Answers to review questions --
Appendix A Additional information on AutoCAD --
Appendix B: Other CAD software, designs and analysis tools, and concepts --
Appendix C File extensions --
Appendix D: Custom linetypes and hatch patterns --
Appendix E Principles of CAD management --
Appendix F: AutoLISP basics and advanced customization tools --
Appendix G. PC hardware, printers/plotters, networks, and the cloud --
Appendix H: What are keels! --
Appendix I: Lighting, rendering, effects, and animation --
Appendix J: 3D printing --
Appendix K: AutoCAD certification exams --
Appendix L AutoCAD employment Appendix M. The future of AutoCAD --
Index --
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