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9781590703700

AutoCAD and Its Applications : Basics 2005

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  • ISBN13:

    9781590703700

  • ISBN10:

    1590703707

  • Edition: 12th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-08-01
  • Publisher: Goodheart-Wilcox Publisher
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Summary

Provides instruction for mastering AutoCAD commands, tools, and drawing and dimensional techniques.

Table of Contents

Introduction to AutoCAD
Introduction to AutoCAD Features
The Tools of CAD
19(1)
The AutoCAD Toolbox
20(1)
The Applications of AutoCAD
20(2)
Establishing an AutoCAD Drawing Method
22(4)
Starting AutoCAD
26(2)
The AutoCAD Window
28(11)
Selecting AutoCAD Commands
39(3)
Getting Help
42(2)
Keys and Buttons
44(7)
Working with Drawings and Templates
Starting a New Drawing
51(6)
Saving Drawings
57(4)
Opening Existing Drawings
61(8)
Closing a Drawing
69(1)
Exiting AutoCAD
70(1)
Creating and Using Drawing Templates
70(2)
Establishing a Grid on the Screen
72(2)
Setting Increments for Cursor Movement
74(3)
Drawing Settings
77(8)
Introduction to Drawing and Editing
Line Conventions
85(5)
Drawing Lines with AutoCAD
90(12)
Canceling a Command
102(1)
Introduction to Editing
102(15)
Drawing and Printing with AutoCAD
Using Layers, Modifying Object Properties, and Making Prints
Introduction to Layers
117(23)
Changing Object Properties
140(1)
Overriding Layer Settings
141(2)
Reusing Drawing Content
143(4)
Introduction to Printing and Plotting
147(10)
Drawing Basic Shapes
Watching Objects Drag into Place
157(1)
Drawing Circles
158(4)
Drawing Arcs
162(8)
Drawing Ellipses
170(4)
Drawing Regular Polygons
174(1)
Drawing Rectangles
175(4)
Drawing Donuts and Solid Circles
179(1)
Using the Revision Cloud
180(11)
Object Snap, Geometric Constructions, and Multiview Drawings
Snapping to Specific Features
191(1)
Object Snap Modes
192(11)
Setting Running Object Snaps
203(2)
AutoSnap Settings
205(2)
Using Temporary Tracking to Locate Points
207(2)
Using AutoTracking to Locate Points
209(5)
Coordinate Filters
214(3)
Drawing Parallel Lines and Curves
217(1)
Dividing an Object
218(1)
Dividing Objects at Specified Distances
219(1)
Drawing Points
220(1)
Orthographic Multiview Drawings
221(3)
Drawing Auxiliary Views
224(3)
Drawing Construction Lines
227(14)
Using the Geometry Calculator and Filters
Using the Geometry Calculator
241(17)
Creating Selection Sets
258(17)
Placing Text on Drawings
Text Standards
275(1)
Scale Factors for Text Height
276(1)
Text Composition
277(1)
Using AutoCAD to Draw Text
277(18)
AutoCAD Text Fonts
295(1)
AutoCAD Text Styles
296(6)
Redrawing Text Quickly
302(1)
Revising Text with DDEDIT
303(1)
Changing Text with the Properties Window
304(4)
Working with Fields
308(3)
Checking Your Spelling
311(2)
Finding and Replacing Text
313(2)
Additional Text Tips
315(8)
Working with Tables
Inserting Tables
323(3)
Editing Tables
326(5)
Table Styles
331(6)
Drawing Display Options
Redrawing and Regenerating the Screen
337(2)
Getting Close to Your Work
339(4)
Moving around the Display Screen
343(2)
Setting View Resolution for Quick Displays
345(2)
Creating Your Own Working Views
347(4)
Using Transparent Display Commands
351(1)
Using the Aerial View
352(2)
Model Space and Paper Space
354(1)
Tiled Viewports
355(4)
Floating Viewports
359(3)
Introduction to 3D Display Commands
362(3)
Redrawing and Regenerating Viewports
365(1)
Controlling the Order of Display
366(1)
Clearing the Screen
367(4)
Layouts, Plotting, and Printing
Plotting Procedure
371(1)
Layout and Plotting Terms
372(1)
Layout Settings
373(11)
Plot Device Selection and Management
384(2)
Plot Styles
386(13)
Plotting Settings
399(11)
Alternative Plotting
410(2)
Plotting Hints
412(8)
Editing the Drawing
Basic Editing Commands
Drawing Chamfers
420(5)
Drawing Rounded Corners
425(2)
Removing a Section from an Object
427(2)
Trimming Sections of Lines, Circles, and Arcs
429(2)
Extending Lines
431(2)
Changing Lines and Circles
433(1)
Moving an Object
434(1)
Copying Objects
435(2)
Drawing a Mirror Image of an Object
437(1)
Rotating Existing Objects
438(2)
Moving and Rotating an Object at the Same Time
440(1)
Creating Multiple Objects with ARRAY
441(5)
Changing the Size of an Object
446(1)
Stretching an Object
447(2)
Changing the Length of an Object
449(3)
Selecting Objects for Future Editing
452(1)
Creating Object Groups
453(14)
Automatic Editing
Automatic Editing with Grips
467(9)
Basic Editing versus Automatic Editing
476(1)
Using the Properties Window
477(4)
Changing the Properties of an Object at the Command: Prompt
481(1)
Editing between Multiple Drawings
481(2)
Matching Properties
483(8)
AutoCAD Applications
Introduction to Polylines and Multilines
Introduction to Drawing Polylines
491(4)
Using the UNDO Command
495(4)
Redoing the Undone
499(1)
Filling Polylines and Traces
499(1)
Drawing Multilines
499(9)
Editing Multilines
508(4)
Sketching with AutoCAD
512(9)
Drawing and Editing Polylines and Splines
Drawing Polylines Arcs
521(4)
Revising Polylines Using the PEDIT Command
525(1)
Revising a Polyline As One Unit
526(9)
Converting a Polyline into Individual Line and Arc Segments
535(1)
Additional Methods for Smoothing Polylines
536(1)
Drawing Curves Using the SPLINE Command
537(2)
Editing Splines
539(5)
Creating a Polyline Boundary
544(8)
Obtaining Information about the Drawing
Finding the Area of Shapes and Objects
552(2)
Displaying Information with Fields
554(2)
Listing Drawing Data
556(2)
Listing Drawing Data for All Objects
558(1)
Finding the Distance between Two Points
558(1)
Identifying Point Locations
559(1)
Checking the Time
559(1)
Determining the Drawing Status
560(9)
Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Basic Dimensioning Practices
Dimension Arrangement
569(1)
Drawing Dimensions with AutoCAD
570(1)
Drawing Linear Dimensions
570(4)
Dimensioning Angled Surfaces and Auxiliary Views
574(1)
Dimensioning Angles
574(3)
Dimensioning Practices
577(3)
Location Dimensions
580(1)
Datum and Chain Dimensioning
581(4)
Using QDIM to Dimension
585(1)
Including Symbols with Dimension Text
586(1)
Drawing Center Dashes or Centerlines in a Circle or Arc
587(1)
Dimensioning Circles
588(3)
Dimensioning Arcs
591(2)
Drawing Leader Lines
593(6)
Alternate Dimensioning Practices
599(4)
Thread Drawings and Notes
603(2)
Dimension Styles
605(1)
Creating Dimension Styles
605(14)
Making Your Own Dimension Styles
619(1)
Overriding Existing Dimensioning Variables
620(19)
Editing Dimensions
Erasing Dimensions
639(1)
Editing Dimension Text Values
640(1)
Editing Dimensions with the QDIM Command
641(1)
Editing Dimension Text Placement
642(2)
Using the DIMEDIT Command
644(1)
Shortcut Menu Options
644(1)
Changing the Dimension Style
645(1)
Copying Dimension Styles between Drawings
646(1)
Using the Properties Window to Edit Dimensions
646(1)
Using the MATCHPROP Command
647(1)
Editing Associative Dimensions
648(1)
Exploding an Associative Dimension
649(1)
Dimension Definition Points
650(4)
Dimensioning with Tolerances
Tolerancing Fundamentals
654(1)
Assigning Decimal Places to Dimensions and Tolerances
655(1)
Setting Primary Units
656(2)
Setting Tolerance Methods
658(10)
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Dimensioning Symbols
668(1)
Geometric Characteristic Symbols
668(1)
Material Condition Symbols
669(2)
Feature Control Frame
671(2)
Basic Dimensions
673(1)
Additional Symbols
674(1)
Datum Feature Symbols
675(3)
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing with AutoCAD
678(4)
Introduction to Projected Tolerance Zones
682(3)
Drawing a Double Feature Control Frame
685(1)
Drawing Datum Feature Symbols
686(2)
Controlling the Height of the Feature Control Frame
688(1)
Drawing Basic Dimensions
688(1)
Editing Feature Control Frames
689(1)
Sample GD&T Applications
689(10)
Advanced Drawing Construction
Drawing Section Views and Graphic Patterns
Types of Sections
699(1)
Section Line Symbols
700(2)
Drawing Section Lines and Hatch Patterns
702(16)
Editing Hatch Patterns
718(1)
Drawing Objects with Solid Fills
719(10)
Creating Symbols for Multiple Use
Creating Symbols As Blocks
729(5)
Using Blocks in a Drawing
734(10)
Editing Blocks
744(5)
Creating a Block from a Drawing File
749(1)
Creating Blocks As Drawing Files
750(2)
Symbol Libraries
752(3)
Renaming Blocks
755(1)
Deleting Named Objects
755(1)
Using and Customizing Tool Palettes
756(17)
Assigning Attributes and Generating a Bill of Materials
Assigning Attributes to Blocks
773(3)
Editing Attribute Definitions
776(2)
Inserting Blocks with Attributes
778(2)
Changing Attribute Values
780(3)
Changing Attribute Definitions
783(3)
Using Attributes to Automate Drafting Documentation
786(5)
Collecting Attribute Information
791(8)
External References
Using Reference Drawings
799(12)
Binding Dependent Objects to a Drawing
811(2)
Editing Reference Drawings
813(5)
Using Xrefs in Multiview Layouts
818(16)
Sheet Sets
Sheet Sets Overview
834(1)
Introduction to the Sheet Set Manager
834(1)
Creating Sheet Sets
835(7)
Working with Sheet Sets
842(2)
Working with Subsets
844(1)
Working with Sheets
845(2)
Publishing a Sheet Set
847(2)
Sheet Views
849(9)
Sheet Set Fields
858(3)
Creating a Sheet List Table
861(2)
Archiving a Sheet Set
863(6)
Basic 3D Drawing and Advanced Applications
Isometric Drawing
Pictorial Drawing Overview
869(2)
Isometric Drawing
871(7)
Isometric Dimensioning
878(7)
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Drawing
3D Coordinates
885(2)
The Right-Hand Rule
887(1)
Displaying 3D Views
888(3)
3D Construction Techniques
891(8)
Hiding and Shading
899(8)
External Commands, Script Files, and Slide Shows
Using Text Editors
907(1)
The ACAD.PGP File
908(4)
Creating Script Files to Automate AutoCAD
912(2)
Slides and Slide Shows
914(2)
Creating and Using Slide Libraries
916

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