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AutoCAD 2005 Tutorial Second Level: 3D Modeling

by Shih, Randy H.

ISBN13: 9781585032006
ISBN10: 158503200X
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 2004-11-30
Publisher: Schroff Development Corp

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Table of Contents

Preface

Acknowledgments

Getting Started

Introduction

2

(1)

Development of Computer Geometric Modeling

2

(3)

Why Use AutoCAD° 2005?

5

(2)

Getting Started with AutoCAD° 2005

7

(1)

AutoCAD Screen Layout

8

(1)

Pull-down Menus

9

(1)

Standard Toolbar

9

(1)

Object Properties Toolbar

9

(1)

Graphics Window

9

(1)

Graphics Cursor or Crosshairs

9

(1)

Command Prompt Area

9

(1)

Draw Toolbar and Modify Toolbars

10

(1)

Mouse Buttons

10

(1)

[Esc] - Canceling Commands

11

(1)

On-Line Help

11

(1)

Leaving AutoCAD

12

(1)

Creating a CAD Files Folder

13

User Coordinate System and the Z-Axis

Introduction

2

(1)

The Floor Plan Design

2

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

3

(1)

Drawing Units Setup

4

(1)

Drawing Area Setup

5

(1)

GRID and SNAP Intervals Setup

6

(1)

Drawing Polylines

7

(2)

Creating an Offset Polyline

9

(1)

Creating Interior Walls

10

(3)

Completing the Doorway Using TRIM Command

13

(2)

User Coordinate System -- It is an XY CRT, but an XYZ World

15

(1)

Viewing the 2D Design in 3D space

16

(1)

Adding the 3rd Dimension to the Floor Plan Design

17

(2)

Viewing the Design Using the Hide Option

19

(1)

Adding New Layers

20

(1)

Moving Entities to a Different Layer

21

(1)

Moving the UCS

21

(2)

Creating the Roof

23

(2)

Rotating the UCS

25

(1)

Sketching on the Rotated UCS

26

(1)

Viewing the Design Using the Hidden Option

27

(1)

Questions

28

(1)

Exercises

29

3D Wireframe Modeling

Introduction

2

(1)

The Locator Design

3

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

4

(1)

Using the Setup wizard

4

(2)

Creating the Rectangular Base of the Design

6

(1)

Creating a 3D Box

7

(3)

Object Snap Toolbar

10

(1)

Using the Snap Options to Locate the Top Corners

10

(2)

Using the Copy Option to Create Additional Edges

12

(2)

Using the TRIM Command

14

(2)

Using the Trim-Project-View option

16

(2)

Using the View Toolbar

18

(1)

Dynamic Rotation -- 3D Orbit

18

(1)

Using the OFFSET Command to Create Parallel Edges

19

(2)

Creating a Circle Above the UCS Sketch Plane

21

(1)

Completing the Wireframe Model

22

(2)

Questions

24

(1)

Exercises

25

UCS, Viewports and Wireframe Modeling

Introduction

2

(1)

The V-block Design

2

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

3

(1)

Layers Setup

4

(1)

Creating the Rectangular Base of the Design

5

(1)

Creating a Wireframe Box

6

(1)

Using the View and the UCS Toolbars

7

(1)

Creating Construction Lines in the Front View

8

(2)

Copying in the Negative Z Direction

10

(1)

Creating an Inclined Line at the Base of the Model

11

(1)

Creating Object Lines

12

(2)

Multiple Viewports

14

(1)

Using the MIRROR Command

15

(2)

Turning OFF the Construction Lines

17

(1)

Creating a NEW UCS

18

(2)

Creating a New Named View

20

(2)

Creating the V-Cut Feature on the Inclined Plane

22

(1)

Extending the Cut and GRIP Editing

23

(2)

Questions

25

(1)

Exercises

26

3D Surface Modeling

Introduction

2

(2)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

4

(1)

Using the UCS and Surfaces Toolbars

5

(1)

Creating a Surface Using the 2D SOLID Command

5

(3)

Using the Shade Toolbar

8

(2)

Creating a Surface Using the 3D FACE Command

10

(2)

Creating a Surface of Irregular Shape

12

(2)

Using the Invisible Edge Option

14

(2)

The Locator Wireframe Model

16

(1)

Moving Objects to a Different Layer

16

(2)

Predefined Surface Models

18

(2)

Advanced Surface Modeling Commands

20

(3)

Using the Tabulated Surface Option

23

(1)

Using the Ruled Surface Option

24

(4)

Questions

28

(1)

Exercises

29

Solid Modeling - Constructive Solid Geometry

Introduction

2

(1)

The Guide-Block Design

2

(1)

Constructive Solid Geometry Concept

3

(1)

Binary Tree

4

(1)

The Guide-Block CSG Binary Tree

5

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

6

(1)

Creating the First 3-D Object

7

(1)

Viewing the 3-D Block

8

(1)

Creating the Second Solid Feature

9

(1)

Boolean Operation - UNION

10

(1)

Creating the Second Cylinder Feature

11

(1)

Boolean Operation - SUBTRACT

12

(1)

Creating Another Solid Feature

13

(1)

Shaded SOLID

14

(1)

Creating the Final Feature

15

(1)

Rotating the Rectangular Block

16

(1)

Moving the Rectangular Block

17

(1)

Questions

18

(1)

Exercises

19

Regions, Extrude and Solid Modeling

Introduction

2

(1)

The V-blockS Design

2

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

3

(1)

Layers Setup

4

(1)

Setting Up a 2D Sketch

5

(2)

Defining the Front Edges of the Design

7

(3)

Creating a Region

10

(1)

Solids Toolbar

11

(2)

Creating a 2D Sketch at the Base of the Model

13

(1)

Creating a Copy of the 2D sketch

14

(1)

Creating the Cutter Solids

15

(1)

Boolean Operation - Subtract

16

(1)

Mass Properties of the Solid Model

17

(1)

Aligning the UCS to the Inclined Face

18

(1)

Creating the V-cut

19

(3)

Questions

22

(1)

Exercises

23

Multiview Drawings from 3D Models

Introduction

2

(1)

The V-block Design

2

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

3

(1)

AutoCAD Paper Space

4

(1)

Deleting the Displayed Viewport

5

(1)

Adding the Borders and Title Block in the Layout

6

(1)

Setting Up Viewports Inside the Titleblock

7

(1)

Setting Up the Standard Views

8

(2)

Determining the Necessary 2D Views

10

(1)

Establishing an Auxiliary View in Model Mode

11

(2)

Adding a Viewport for an Auxiliary View

13

(3)

Using the DVIEW Command

16

(1)

Adjusting the Viewport Scale

17

(1)

Locking the Base Views

18

(1)

Aligning the 2D Views

18

(3)

Creating 2D Projected Entities - SOLPROF

21

(2)

Completing the 2D Drawing

23

(2)

Questions

25

(1)

Exercises

26

Symmetrical Features in Designs

Introduction

2

(1)

A Revolved Design: PULLEY

2

(1)

Modeling Strategy - A Revolved Design

3

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

4

(1)

Layers Setup

5

(1)

Setting Up a 2D Sketch for the Revolved Feature

6

(2)

Performing 2D Boolean Operations

8

(4)

Creating the Revolved Feature

12

(1)

Mirroring Part

13

(1)

Combining Parts

14

(1)

3D Array

15

(3)

Positioning and performing the Cut

18

(2)

Questions

20

(1)

Exercises

21

Advanced Modeling Tools & Techniques

Introduction

2

(1)

A Thin-walled Design: OIL SINK

2

(1)

Modeling Strategy

3

(1)

Starting Up AutoCAD° 2005

4

(1)

Layers Setup

5

(1)

The First Extruded Feature

6

(2)

Creating an Offset Geometry from an Extracted Surface

8

(2)

Extruding with Draft Angle

10

(1)

Aligning the Parts

11

(1)

Creating Another Extracted Surface

12

(3)

Combining parts -- Boolean UNION

15

(1)

Creating 3D Rounds and Fillets

16

(2)

Creating a Shell Feature

18

(1)

Creating a Rectangular Array Cut Feature

19

(2)

Creating Another Rectangular Array Cut Feature

21

(2)

Conclusion

23

(1)

Questions

24

(1)

Exercises

25

Index

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