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Learn AutoCAD from zero to hero

Day 1: Introduction to AutoCAD, To draw line on graph paper using Cartesian  coordinate system, To draw line on graph paper using polar coordinate system.

Day 2: Start new AutoCAD file,How to use template in AutoCAD, AutoCAD drawing interface, How to save the file, Set UNITS and Drawing limits.

Day 3: How to open the saved CAD file, About model space and paper space, Draw the basic line elements.

Day 4:How to add title block for the drawings with different paper sizes and view-ports.

Day 5:Grid and snap uses and settings, object snap, About layers, about quick properties,

Day 6: About ZOOM and PAN commands, drawing display properties.About mouse usage.

Day 7: About basic coordinate systems and commands like Line.

Day 8: Various methods to draw a circle, ellipse, arc and point in AutoCAD.

Day 9: About drafting settings (various object snap modes).

Day 10: About construction lines and draw basic orthographic views of an object.

Day 11:AutoCAD Layers.

Day 12: AutoCAD Layer settings.

Day 13: Element selection methods in AutoCAD.

Day 14: Basic modifying commands like move, copy, mirror, etc.

Day 15: Advanced modifying commands like offset, trim, break, join, etc,.

Day 16: Creating RECTANGULAR and POLAR array in AutoCAD.

Day 17: Drawing complex objects like polyline, rectangle, polygon, etc,.

Day 18: Draw DONUT and revision clouds.

Day 19: About Hatch the drawing.

Day 20: Different pattern styles in hatch.

Day 21: How to add text in AutoCAD.

Day 22: How to add special symbols in AutoCAD text.

Day 23: How to add tables in AutoCAD.

Day 24: Modifying table styles in AutoCAD.

Day 25: how to dimension the drawing.

Day 26: Modifying dimension styles and about leader lines.

Day 27: How to manage paper space to get output prints from AutoCAD.

Day 28: Plotting and publishing from AutoCAD.

Day 29: About blocks and attributes in AutoCAD

Day 30: Working with external drawings in AutoCAD.




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Draw a line using polar co-ordinate system in AutoCAD

1. Open AutoCAD software from desktop short cut or from start menu.   2. Now type "LINE" and press ENTER KEY. Then enter 0,0 as first point of the line.   3. Then type 5<30 as second point of the line. This "<" symbol is used for the line point moves to 30 degrees from positive x-axis. 4.  Now again type 2.45<270 as next point of the line. 5. After generating the line press <Esc> key from key board to exit from line command. The lines shown like below image. BACK to Day-1 Lessions CLICK HERE to get CAD HOME Work help or project help (paid)

How to start AutoCAD software in windows operating system?

1. Click on window button located near left bottom corner then click on AutoDesk or AutoCAD folder then select "AutoCAD" to open the software. or Type "AutoCAD" in the search box located near bottom left corner of the desktop then right click on the displayed application the select "Run as administrator" option. 2. Then AutoCAD application opened look like bellow image. (it will take time depending upon the system configuration). 3. Basic user interface of the AutoCAD application. BACK to Day-1 Lessions CLICK HERE to get CAD HOME Work help or project help (paid)

How to change hatch pattern properties in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut icon or start menu. b)Click on “Open icon” and select “CH10_EXERCISE1” file then click on “Open” button to open the document. 2.Type “HATCH” in command window and press ENTER KEY. After pressing ENTER KEY AutoCAD displays Hatch creation ribbon. 3.Now select “ANSI32” hatch pattern from Patterns panel. Then pick the shown enclosed area to add the hatch pattern. 4.Now change the pattern as “ANSI37” by selecting the pattern from Pattern list. 5.Now change the hatch scale as “2” by entering a value in hatch pattern scale box at hatch property panel. 6.Now enter “45” as hatch angle. 7.Change the hatch color as “RED” from properties panel. 8.Now press ENTER KEY to accept the hatch settings. 9.Save the file clicking on “Save” icon from quick access menu.

Step by step procedure to insert blocks in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut icon or start menu. b)Click on “open icon” and select “CH16_EXERCISE1” file then click on “Open” button to open previously saved document. 2.Select “A-Glaze-Iden” layer form layers list. 3.Change color as “Blue” from properties color list. 4.Type “INSERT” and add “WINTAG-A”, “WINTAG-B” and “WINTAG-C” blocks into workspace. 5.We can observe the variations from added blocks. 6.Turn ON “Automatically add scales to annotative objects when the annotation scale changes” button from status bar. 7.Change the annotation scale to “1:2”. 8.Add another block by typing “INSERT” command. 9.Now change the scale to “2:1”. 10.Again add “WINTAG-B” block by using “INSERT” command. 11.Save the drawing by clicking on quick save icon from quick access tool bar.

How to change text justification in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut icon or start menu. b)Click on “Open icon” and select “CH11_EXERCISE 1” file then click on “Open” button to open the document. 2.Type “JUSTIFYTEXT” and press ENTER KEY. 3.Type “ALL” and press ENTER KEY. Again press ENTER KEY. 4.Now AutoCAD prompts for Justification option. 5.Type “R” and press ENTER KEY. 6.Now all the selected text justified to right side. 7.Save the file by using quick save icon from quick access tool bar.

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step by step procedure to changing dimension styles in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut menu. b)Select new document icon from quick access toolbar and open "ansi-a" template. c)Now click on model layout tab. d)Click on “LINE” command from draw panel. e)Now move the cursor to 4 units in X axis and 2 units in Y axis and pick the line stating point. f)Now move the cursor 2 units horzontally rights side and pick another point of the line. g)Like wise above steps move the cursor or cross hair to required points shown bellow image and pick the points to get the required shape. h)Finally enter “C” to close the line. i)And draw circle by using Circle command. j)And draw the center lines. k)Then apply it’s layers accordingly. Now click on Annotate menu to view annotate tools ribbon. 2.Now click on dimension style icon to view dimension settings dailog box. 3.Now click on modify button in dimension style manager window. After clicking MODIFY button AutoCAD displays Modify Dimension Style standard dailog b...

How to use Undo and Redo in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut menu. b)Select new document icon from quick access toolbar and open “ansi-a” template. c)Now click on model layout tab. d)Draw a line by using line command. 2. 3. 4.Now save the drawing by clicking on save icon from quick access tool bar. BACK to Day-2 Lessions

How to draw a line using polar co-ordinate system.

we can use absolute or relative polar coordinates (distance and angle) to locate points when creating objects. The polar coordinate system is a two-dimensional coordinate system in which each point P on a plane is determined by the length of its position vector r and the angle q between it and the positive direction of the x-axis . BACK to Day-1 Lessions CLICK HERE to get CAD HOME Work help or project help (paid)

How to use object snap, ortho and polar tracking modes in AutoCAD

1. a)Open AutoCAD application from desktop shortcut menu. b)Now click on model layout tab. c)Draw a line by using line command. d)Turn ON the object snap icon from quick access tool bar. 2.Select Line tool from home ribbon. 3. Specify the first point of the line in the model space. 4. Now specify the second point of the line in model space. 5. Now turn on the polar tracking button on status bar. 6. Now the polar distance and angle shown at cross hair. 7. Pick another point of the line and press key to exit from line command. 8. Now again click on polar tracking button to turn off the polar tracking and click on ortho mode button on status bat to turn on the ortho mode. 9. Again active the line command and pick starting point of the line and move the cursor around the workspace. Now we can observe the cursor moves only either horizontal or vertical. 10. 11. 12. Now save the current document. BACK to Day-2 Lessions