AutoCAD Essentials is a multi-part series that takes a more modular approach to this massive program, used for everything from 2D and 3D CAD design, drafting, and modeling to architectural drawing and engineering projects. In this installment, author Jeff Bartels concentrates on the particulars of creating basic geometry in AutoCAD, including assigning imperial or metric units of measurement, using object snaps to control accuracy, and drawing and transforming basic lines and shapes. The last chapter in the course tests your newfound skills in a short project.
Table of content
Introduction
- Welcome 1m 0s
- Using the exercise files 26s
Creating Basic Geometry 16m 30s
- Constructing lines 3m 19s
- Locking angles using the Ortho and Polar modes 4m 51s
- Drawing circles 4m 30s
- Activating the heads-up display 3m 50s
Understanding Drawing Units 14m
15s
- Defining a unit of measure 6m 55s
- Drawing in architectural units 3m 33s
- Working with metric units 3m 47s
Maintaining Accuracy 22m 57s
- Understanding the Cartesian coordinate system 4m 57s
- Locking to geometry using object snaps 7m 10s
- Automating object snap selection 7m 13s
- Using temporary tracking 3m 37s
Using Specialized Drawing Commands
20m 4s
- Drawing rectangles 5m 38s
- Drawing polygons 5m 12s
- Creating an ellipse 3m 54s
- Applying hatch patterns 5m 20s
Making Primary Modifications 40m
25s
- Revising geometry using the Properties palette 4m 25s
- Moving and copying elements 5m 38s
- Rotating elements 6m 8s
- Trimming and extending geometry 2m 24s
- Creating offsets 2m 54s
- Erasing elements 34s
- Undoing and redoing actions 7m 40s
- Challenge: creating a small part 4m 40s
- Demo: creating a small part 6m 2s
Conclusion 34s
- Goodbye 34s
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