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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 647 pages, height x width x depth: 269x216x36 mm, weight: 1610 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 23-May-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Schroff Development Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1585037214
  • ISBN-13: 9781585037216
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 647 pages, height x width x depth: 269x216x36 mm, weight: 1610 g
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GS-1 Preparing for the Tutorials
1(1)
Introduction to the Tutorials
1(1)
Basic Mouse Techniques
1(1)
Recognizing Typographical Conventions
1(1)
Objectives
1(2)
Configuring Windows for the Tutorials
3(1)
Creating a Working Directory
4(1)
Installing Data Files for the Tutorials
4(1)
Configuring AutoCAD for the Tutorials
5(2)
User Profiles
7(3)
Backing Up AutoCAD Defaults
10(1)
Customizable Support Files
11
GS-2 AutoCAD® Basics
1(1)
Introduction
1(1)
Starting the AutoCAD 2013 Software
1(1)
Microsoft Windows Conventions
1(1)
Objectives
1(1)
Navigating in Windows
2(1)
Basic Elements of the AutoCAD Graphics Window
2(1)
Minimizing and Restoring an Application
2(1)
Microsoft Windows Multitasking Options
3(1)
AutoCAD Pointing Techniques
3(1)
Clicking Commands and Menu Options
3(1)
Entering Points
3(1)
Dragging
4(1)
Object Selection
4(1)
AutoCAD Commands and Options
4(1)
Typing Commands
5(1)
Switching the Workspace
6(1)
Using the Ribbon
7(2)
Backing Up and Backing Out of Commands
9(1)
Repeating Commands
9(1)
Working with the Ribbon
10(3)
Accessing On-Line Help
13(1)
Using Classic Pull-Down Menus
14(2)
Working with Documents
16(1)
Exiting an AutoCAD Session
16
GS-3 Studying for the AutoCAD® Certification Exam
1(598)
General Study Tips
1(1)
Objectives
1(1)
Exam Objectives
2(1)
Certified Associate Exam Examples
2
1 Introduction to the AutoCAD® Software
1(54)
Introduction
1(1)
Starting
1(1)
The AutoCAD Screen
1(1)
Objectives
1(2)
The Ribbon
3(3)
Canceling Commands
6(1)
Typing Commands
6(1)
Dynamic Entry
7(2)
Starting a New Drawing
9(1)
Naming Drawing Files
10(1)
Working with Multiple Drawings
11(2)
Using Grid
13(1)
Using Zoom
14(1)
Using Snap Mode
15(1)
Drafting Settings
16(1)
Using Line
16(1)
Entering Coordinates
17(1)
Using Absolute Coordinates
17(1)
Drawing Using Grid and Snap
18(1)
Using Last Point
18(1)
Using Relative X-and Y-Coordinates
19(1)
Using Polar Coordinates
20(2)
Using the Exchange to Get Help
22(2)
Using Save
24(1)
Using Erase
24(1)
Erasing with Window or Crossing
25(1)
Using Undo
26(2)
Using Redo
28(1)
Drawing a Plot Plan
28(1)
Setting the Units
29(3)
Sizing Your Drawing
32(1)
Using Limits
33(1)
Using Rectangle
34(1)
Drawing Circles
35(1)
Adding Text
36(2)
Copying Text
38(1)
In Place Text Editing
39(1)
Moving and Rotating Text
39(1)
Setting the Text Style
40(4)
Setting a Style Current
44(1)
Using Mtext
44(4)
Spell Checking Your Drawing
48(1)
Saving Your Drawing
49(1)
Transferring Files
49(2)
Exercises
51(4)
2 Basic Construction Techniques
55(36)
Introduction
55(1)
Starting
55(1)
Opening an Existing Drawing
55(1)
Objectives
55(2)
Saving as a New File
57(1)
Using Layers
58(1)
Current Layer
58(1)
Controlling Layers
59(1)
Controlling Colors
60(1)
Layer Visibility
61(1)
Freezing Layers
62(1)
Locking Layers
62(1)
Making Object's Layer Current
63(1)
Using Layer
64(3)
Using Object Snap
67(3)
Using Arc
70(5)
Using Zoom
75(4)
Using the Scroll Wheel to Zoom
79(1)
Zoom Dynamic
79(1)
Using Pan Realtime
80(3)
Circle Tangent, Tangent, Radius
83(1)
Using Ellipse
84(3)
Exercises
87(4)
3 Basic Editing and Plotting Techniques
91(38)
Introduction
91(1)
Starting
91(1)
Starting from a Template Drawing
91(1)
Objectives
91(2)
Using Trim
93(3)
Using Offset
96(3)
Changing Object Properties
99(1)
Using the Properties Panel
99(1)
The Properties Palette
100(2)
Using Fillet
102(1)
Using Chamfer
103(1)
Using Polyline
104(3)
Using Spline
107(1)
Using Blend
108(2)
Getting Information about Your Drawing
110(1)
Using List
110(1)
Locating Points
111(1)
Measuring Geometry
111(1)
Area
111(1)
Using Multilines
112(4)
The Plot Dialog Box
116(7)
Exercises
123(6)
4 Geometric Constructions
129(62)
Introduction
129(1)
Starting
129(1)
Setting the Units and Limits
129(1)
Objectives
129(1)
Drawing the Wrench
130(1)
Using Copy Object
130(2)
Effective Use of Layers
132(2)
Changing Properties
134(1)
Setting the Global Linetype Scaling Factor
135(1)
Changing an Object's Linetype Scale
136(2)
Using Polygon
138(2)
Using Polar Tracking
140(3)
Using Object Snaps
143(1)
Showing a Floating Toolbar
143(1)
Object Snap Overrides
144(5)
More Object Snaps
149(2)
Object Tracking
151(1)
Using Break
151(2)
Using Extend
153(1)
Using Rotate
154(1)
Using Move
155(1)
Methods of Selecting Objects
155(2)
Select Similar
157(1)
Using Selection Filters
158(1)
Using Quick Select
159(1)
Creating the Geneva Cam
160(2)
Using Construction Line (Xline)
162(2)
Using Mirror
164(2)
Using Array
166(1)
Editing Associative Arrays
167(1)
Making Changes using Grips
168(4)
Noun/Verb Selection
172(1)
Using the Path Array
172(2)
Editing an Associative Path Array
174(2)
Using 2D Parametric Constraints
176(10)
Exercises
186(5)
5 Template Drawings and More Plotting
191(50)
Introduction
191(1)
Starting
191(1)
Using a Standard Template
191(1)
Objectives
191(2)
Paper Space Layouts
193(1)
Printer Area
194(1)
Viewport
194(2)
Switching to Model Space
196(1)
Inserting an Existing Drawing
196(2)
Showing the Drawing in the Layout
198(1)
Setting the Viewport Zoom Scale
199(3)
Using Pan to Position the Drawing
202(1)
Locking the Viewport Scale
203(1)
Creating a Second Floating Viewport
203(2)
Making a Viewport Active
205(2)
Attributes and Fields
207(2)
Using Irregularly Shaped Viewports
209(2)
Plotting from Paper Space
211(1)
Sheet Sets
212(6)
Creating a Template Drawing
218(1)
Creating Default Layers
219(8)
Using the Drafting Settings Dialog Box
227(1)
Selecting the Default Text Font
228(1)
Setting the Viewres Default
228(1)
Switching to a Paper Space Layout
229(1)
Adding a Title Block and Text to Paper Space
230(1)
Using Divide
231(2)
Adding the Titles
233(1)
Beginning a New Drawing from a Template Drawing
234(1)
Changing the Title Block Text
235(1)
Exercises
236(5)
6 2D Orthographic Drawings
241(34)
Introduction
241(1)
The Front, Top, and Right-Side Orthographic Views
241(1)
Objectives
241(1)
View Location
242(1)
Starting
242(2)
Switching to Model Space
244(1)
Deciding the Model Space Limits
244(1)
Viewing the Model Space Limits
245(1)
Using Ortho
245(1)
Drawing Construction Lines
245(4)
Hidden Lines
249(1)
Drawing Hidden Lines
250(2)
Line Precedence
252(1)
Slanted Surfaces
253(1)
Top-View to Side-View Projection
254(1)
Drawing the Miter Line
255(1)
Using Object Snap Tracking
255(3)
Sizing and Positioning the Drawing
258(1)
Locking the Viewport Scale
259(1)
Drawing Holes
260(1)
Drawing Centerlines and Centermarks
261(2)
Breaking the Centerline
263(2)
Setting the Global Linetype Scaling Factor
265(1)
Projecting Slanted Surfaces on Cylinders
266(4)
Exercises
270(5)
7 Dimensioning
275(48)
Introduction
275(1)
Terminology and Conventions
275(1)
Objectives
275(1)
Semiautomatic Dimensioning
276(1)
Starting
277(1)
Dimensioning a Shape
277(1)
Using the DIM Layer
278(1)
Dimension Standards
278(1)
Associating Dimensions
278(1)
Annotation Scaling
279(1)
The Dimension Panel
280(1)
Using Dimension Styles
280(1)
Creating a Named Dimension Style
281(1)
Scaling Dimension Features
282(1)
Lines tab
282(2)
Symbols and Arrows tab
284(2)
Text tab
286(1)
Fit Tab
287(6)
Setting the Current Style
293(1)
Checking Your Dimension Settings
294(1)
Associative Dimensioning
295(1)
Adding Dimensions to the Layout or the Model
295(1)
Adding Linear Dimensions
296(1)
Creating a Diameter Dimension
297(2)
Baseline Dimensioning
299(2)
Using Xplode
301(1)
Adding Text with Special Characters
302(1)
Using Quick Dimension
303(1)
Saving As a Template
304(1)
Dimensioning the Adapter
305(1)
Using Continue Dimension
306(1)
Angular Dimensions
307(1)
Centering the Views
308(1)
Adding the Tolerance Note
309(1)
Updating Associative Dimensions
309(1)
Using Stretch
310(1)
Modifying Dimensions
311(1)
Updating a Dimension Style
312(1)
Changing the Drawing Scale
313(2)
The Annotation Property
315(1)
Synch the Annotative and Viewport Scales
316(1)
Creating an Annotative Text Style
316(3)
Exercises
319(4)
8 Advanced Dimensioning
323(24)
Tolerance
323(1)
Objectives
323(1)
Tolerance Formats
324(1)
Starting
324(1)
Automatic Bilateral Tolerances
325(7)
Using Limit Tolerances
332(2)
Creating Feature Control Frames
334(4)
Using Leader with Tolerances
338(2)
Creating Datum Flags
340(2)
Creating an Annotative Dimension Style
342(2)
Exercises
344(3)
9 Section and Auxiliary Views
347(42)
Introduction
347(1)
Section Views
347(1)
Objectives
347(2)
Starting
349(1)
Creating 2D Section Views
349(1)
Cutting Plane Lines
350(4)
Changing Hidden Lines to Visible
354(1)
Using Hatch
355(6)
Adding the Hatch Pattern
361(1)
Creating the Side Section View
362(3)
Solid Fill
365(1)
Using Draworder
366(1)
Changing Associative Hatches
367(3)
Auxiliary Views
370(1)
Drawing Auxiliary Views Using 2D
370(2)
Aligning the UCS with the Angled Surface
372(4)
Adding Visual Reference Lines
376(1)
Linetype Conventions
376(1)
Curved Surfaces
377(5)
Drawing the Ellipse
382(2)
Exercises
384(5)
10 Blocks, DesignCenter, and Tool Palettes
389(34)
Introduction
389(1)
Objectives
389(1)
Starting
390(1)
Using the Block Command
390(3)
Inserting a Block
393(2)
Using Explode
395(1)
Using Write Block
395(2)
Using DesignCenter and Tool Palettes
397(5)
Drawing the Half-Adder Circuit
402(1)
Using Donut
403(1)
Freezing the TEXT2 Layer
404(1)
Creating Object Groups
404(3)
Creating Custom Interfaces
407(5)
Using Special Characters in Programmed Commands
412(5)
Exercises
417(6)
11 Introduction to Solid and Surface Modeling
423(58)
Introduction
423(1)
Objectives
423(1)
Starting
424(1)
The 3D Modeling Workspace
424(1)
Creating 3D Objects
425(1)
Setting the Viewpoint
426(4)
User Coordinate Systems
430(1)
The UCS Icon
431(1)
Using Layers
432(1)
Creating Multiple Viewports
433(4)
Viewports Using Different UCSs
437(1)
Creating Cylinders
438(1)
Selection Cycling
439(2)
Setting Isolines
441(1)
Building Complex Solid Models
442(1)
Using the Viewport Controls
443(1)
Creating Wedges
444(1)
Creating Cones
445(1)
Creating User Coordinate Systems
446(3)
Plotting Solid Models from Paper Space
449(2)
Saving Your Multiview Setup as a Template
451(1)
Creating Solid Models with Extrude and Revolve
452(2)
Region Modeling
454(1)
Extruding a Shape
455(2)
Creating Solids by Revolution
457(1)
Aligning the Views
457(2)
Using the Boolean Operator Intersection
459(4)
Creating Surface Models
463(1)
Using Loft
464(1)
Creating a Patch (SURFPATCH)
465(2)
Creating Mesh Models
467(1)
Creating a Ruled Mesh
468(1)
Controlling Mesh Density
468(2)
Creating an Edge Mesh
470(1)
Using the Steering Wheel
471(1)
Creating a Network Surface
472(1)
Creating 3D Mesh
473(2)
Exercises
475(6)
12 Changing and Plotting Solid Models
481(22)
Introduction
481(1)
Starting
481(1)
Objectives
481(1)
Using Fillet on Solids
482(1)
Using Chamfer on Solids
482(1)
Using Slice
483(7)
Creating the Hole
490(2)
Placing Views to Create a Drawing
492(4)
Adding the Centerlines
496(2)
Exercises
498(5)
13 Creating Assembly Drawings from Solids
503(40)
Introduction
503(1)
Attaching Solid Models
503(1)
Objectives
503(1)
Starting
504(1)
Using External References
505(2)
Layers and External References
507(1)
Inserting the Solid Part Drawings
508(4)
Checking for Interference
512(1)
Determining Mass Properties (MASSPROP)
513(1)
Creating an Exploded Isometric View
514(2)
Creating a Dynamic Block for the Ball Tags
516(3)
Defining Attributes
519(4)
Defining the Parameters
523(1)
Defining the Actions
524(2)
Inserting the Ball Tags
526(2)
Changing an Attribute Value
528(1)
Changing an Externally Referenced Drawing
529(2)
Creating the Parts List
531(1)
Extracting Attribute Information
531(6)
Exercises
537(6)
14 Solid Modeling for Section and Auxiliaries
543(18)
Introduction
543(1)
Creating Sections from a Solid Model
543(1)
Objectives
543(3)
Adding a Section View
546(2)
Using Section Plane
548(1)
Using Live Section
549(1)
Section Settings
550(1)
Creating an Auxiliary View from a 3D Model
551(1)
Orienting the View
552(1)
3 Point UCS
553(1)
Using Plan
554(1)
Using 3D Dynamic View
555(6)
15 Rendering
561(38)
Introduction
561(1)
Starting
561(1)
Objectives
561(1)
The Render Panel
562(5)
Advanced Render Settings
567(6)
Adding Lights
573(4)
Choosing Materials
577(2)
Creating a New Material
579(3)
Adjusting Mapping
582(1)
Adding Backgrounds
583(1)
Rendering to a File
584(1)
Using Sun Properties
585(1)
Geographic Location
585(5)
Exporting AutoCAD Files
590(1)
Drawing Web Format
591(1)
Exercises
592(7)
Glossary 599(16)
AutoCAD® Command Summary 615(28)
Index 643