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Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2020 [Mīkstie vāki]

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ISBN-10: 1630572764
ISBN-13: 9781630572761

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Formāts: Paperback / softback, 700 pages, height x width: 280x210 mm, weight: 1338 g
Izdošanas datums: 18-Jul-2019
Izdevniecība: SDC Publications
ISBN-10: 1630572764
ISBN-13: 9781630572761

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Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2020 provides a step-by-step introduction to AutoCAD with commands presented in the context of each tutorial. In fifteen clear and comprehensive chapters, author The author guides you through all the important commands and techniques in AutoCAD 2020.

GS-1 Preparing for the Tutorials

GS1-1

Introduction to the Tutorials

GS1-1

Basic Mouse Techniques 651-1

Recognizing Typographical Conventions

GS1-1

Objectives GS1-1

Creating a Work Folder

GS1-4

Installing Data Files for the Tutorials GS1-5

Configuring AutoCAD for the Tutorials

GS1-5

User Profiles

GS1-8

Backing Up AutoCAD Defaults

GS1-11

Customizable Support Files GS1-12

GS-2 AutoCAD® Basics

GS2-1

Introduction

GS2-1

Starting the AutoCAD 2020 Software

GS2-1

Objectives

GS2-1

Microsoft Windows Conventions

GS2-2

Navigating in Windows GS2-2

Basic Elements of the AutoCAD Graphics Window GS2-2

Minimizing and Restoring an Application

GS2-3

Microsoft Windows Multitasking Options

G52-3

Clicking Commands and Menu Options

GS2-4

Entering Points

GS2-4

Dragging

GS2-4

Object Selection

GS2-4

AutoCAD Commands and Options

GS2-5

Typing Commands GS2-5

Switching the Workspace GS2-6

Using the Ribbon GS2-7

Backing Up and Backing Out of Commands GS2-10

Repeating Commands GS2-10

Working with the Ribbon

GS2-10

Working with Dialog Boxes

GS2-11

Accessing On-Line Help GS2-13

Working with Documents

GS2-14

Exiting an AutoCAD Session GS2-15

GS-3 Studying for the AutoCAD® Certification Exam

G3-1

General Study Tips

G3-1

Objectives

G3-1

Certification Exam G3-2

In this book G3-2

Certified Associate Exam Categories

G3-2

1 Introduction to AutoCAD® 1

Introduction 1

Starting 1

The AutoCAD Screen 1

Objectives 1

The Quick Access Toolbar 6

The Ribbon 7

Showing a Ribbon Panel 9

Canceling Commands 10

Typing Commands 10

Dynamic Entry 11

Starting a New Drawing 13

Naming Drawing Files 14

Working with Multiple Drawings 15

Using Grid 18

Using Zoom 18

Using Snap Mode 19

Drafting Settings 20

Using Line 21

Entering Coordinates 21

Using Absolute Coordinates 21

Drawing Using Grid and Snap 22

Using Last Point 23

Using Relative X- and Y-Coordinates 23

Using Polar Coordinates 24

Using Help 26

Using Save 28

Using Erase 28

Erasing with Window or Crossing 29

Using Undo 31

Using Redo 32

Drawing a Plot Plan 33

Setting the Units 33

Sizing Your Drawing 36

Using Limits 37

Using Rectangle 38

Drawing Circles 39

Adding Text 40

Copying Text 42

In Place Text Editing 43

Moving and Rotating Text 44

Setting the Text Style 44

Setting a Style Current 48

Using Mtext 48

Spell Checking Your Drawing 52

Saving Your Drawing 53

Transferring Files 53

Exercises 55

2 Basic Construction Techniques 59

Introduction 59

Starting 59

Opening an Existing Drawing 59

Objectives 59

Saving as a New File 61

Using Layers 62

Current Layer 62

Controlling Layers 62

Controlling Colors 63

Layer Visibility 64

Freezing Layers 65

Locking Layers 66

Making Objects Layer Current 66

Using Layer 67

Using Object Snap 71

Using Arc 74

Using Zoom 79

Using the Scroll Wheel to Zoom 82

Zoom Dynamic 83

Using Pan Realtime 84

Using Circle Options 84

Circle Tangent, Tangent, Radius 87

Using Ellipse 87

Exercises 91

3 Basic Editing and Plotting Techniques 95

Introduction 95

Starting 95

Starting from a Template Drawing 95

Objectives 95

Using Trim 97

Using Offset 100

Changing Object Properties 103

Using the Properties Panel 103

The Properties Palette 104

Using Fillet 105

Using Chamfer 107

Using Polyline 108

Using Spline 111

Using Blend 112

Getting Information about Your Drawing 113

Using List 113

Locating Points 114

Measuring Geometry 115

Area 115

Using Multilines 116

The Plot Dialog Box 120

Exercises 127

4 Geometric Constructions 133

Introduction 133

Starting 133

Setting the Units and Limits 133

Objectives 133

Drawing the Wrench 134

Using Copy Object 134

Effective Use of Layers 136

Changing Properties 138

Setting the Global Linetype Scaling Factor 139

Changing an Object's Linetype Scale 140

Using Polygon 143

Using Polar Tracking 145

Using Object Snaps 148

Showing a Floating Toolbar 148

Object Snap Overrides 149

More Object Snaps 154

Object Tracking 156

Using Break 156

Using Extend 158

Using Rotate 159

Using Move 160

Methods of Selecting Objects 161

Select Similar 163

Using Selection Filters 164

Using Quick Select 165

Creating the Geneva Cam 166

Using Construction Line (Xline) 168

Using Mirror 170

Using Array 172

Editing Associative Arrays 173

Making Changes using Grips 174

Noun/Verb Selection 177

Using the Path Array 178

Editing an Associative Path Array 180

Using 2D Parametric Constraints 182

Exercises 193

5 Template Drawings and More Plotting 199

Introduction 199

Starting 199

Using a Standard Template 199

Objectives 199

Paper Space Layouts 201

Printer Area 202

Viewport 202

Switching to Model Space 204

Inserting an Existing Drawing 204

Showing the Drawing in the Layout 207

Setting the Viewport Zoom Scale 208

Using Pan to Position the Drawing 211

Locking the Viewport Scale 212

Creating a Second Floating Viewport 212

Making a Viewport Active 214

Attributes and Fields 215

Using Irregularly Shaped Viewports 218

Plotting from Paper Space 219

Sheet Sets 220

Creating a Template Drawing 226

Creating Default Layers 227

Using the Drafting Settings Dialog Box 235

Selecting the Default Text Font 236

Setting the Viewres Default 236

Switching to a Paper Space Layout 237

Adding a Title Block and Text to Paper Space 238

Hide/Show Lineweight on Status Bar 239

Using Divide 239

Adding the Titles 241

Beginning a New Drawing from a Template Drawing 243

Changing the Title Block Text 243

Exercises 245

6 2D Orthographic Drawings 251

Introduction 251

The Front, Top, and Right-Side Orthographic Views 251

Objectives 251

View Location 252

Starting 252

Switching to Model Space 254

Deciding the Model Space Limits 254

Viewing the Model Space Limits 254

Using Ortho 255

Drawing Construction Lines 255

Hidden Lines 259

Drawing Hidden Lines 260

Line Precedence 262

Slanted Surfaces 262

Top-View to Side-View Projection 264

Drawing the Miter Line 264

Using Object Snap Tracking 264

Sizing and Positioning the Drawing 268

Locking the Viewport Scale 268

Showing Holes 269

Drawing Centerlines and Centermarks 270

Adding the Centerline 272

Setting the Global Linetype Scaling Factor 274

Projecting Slanted Surfaces on Cylinders 275

Exercises 279

7 Dimensioning 285

Introduction 285

Terminology and Conventions 285

Objectives 285

Semiautomatic Dimensioning 286

Starting 287

Dimensioning a Shape 287

Setting the Dimension Layer 288

Dimension Standards 288

Associating Dimensions 289

Annotation Scaling 289

The Dimension Panel 290

Using Dimension Styles 290

Creating a Named Dimension Style 291

Scaling Dimension Features 292

Lines tab 293

Symbols and Arrows tab 294

Text tab 296

Fit Tab 297

Setting the Current Style 303

Checking Your Dimension Settings 304

Associative Dimensioning 305

Adding Dimensions to the Layout or the Model 305

Adding Dimensions 306

Creating a Diameter Dimension 307

Baseline Dimensioning 309

Using Xplode 312

Adding Text with Special Characters 312

Using Quick Dimension 314

Saving As a Template 314

Dimensioning the Adapter 315

Using the Continue Option 316

Angular Dimensions 316

Centering the Views 318

Adding the Tolerance Note 318

Updating Associative Dimensions 319

Using Stretch 319

Modifying Dimensions 320

Updating a Dimension Style 321

Changing the Drawing Scale 322

The Annotation Property 325

Synch the Annotative and Viewport Scales 326

Creating an Annotative Text Style 326

Exercises 329

8 Advanced Dimensioning 333

Tolerance 333

Objectives 333

Tolerance Formats 334

Starting 335

Automatic Bilateral Tolerances 335

Using Limit Tolerances 342

Creating Feature Control Frames 344

Using Leader with Tolerances 348

Creating Datum Flags 350

Creating an Annotative Dimension Style 352

Exercises 354

9 Section and Auxiliary Views 357

Introduction 357

Section Views 357

Objectives 357

Starting 359

Creating 2D Section Views 359

Cutting Plane Lines 360

Changing Hidden Lines to Visible 364

Using Hatch 365

Adding the Hatch Pattern 371

Creating the Side Section View 372

Solid Fill 375

Using Draworder 376

Changing Associative Hatches 377

Auxiliary Views 380

Drawing Auxiliary Views Using 2D 380

Aligning the UCS with the Angled Surface 382

Adding Visual Reference Lines 386

Linetype Conventions 386

Curved Surfaces 387

Drawing the Ellipse 392

Exercises 394

10 Blocks, DesignCenter, and Tool Palettes 399

Introduction 399

Objectives 399

Starting 400

Using the Block Command 400

Inserting a Block 403

Using Explode 405

Using Write Block 405

Using DesignCenter and Tool Palettes 407

Drawing the Half-Adder Circuit 412

Using Donut 413

Freezing the TEXT2 Layer 414

Creating Object Groups 414

Creating Custom Interfaces 417

Creating a Toolbar 420

Using Special Characters in Programmed Commands 422

Exercises 427

11 Introduction to Solid and Surface Modeling 433

Introduction 433

Objectives 433

Starting 434

The 3D Modeling Workspace 434

3D Coordinate Systems 435

Creating 3D Objects 435

Setting the Viewpoint 436

User Coordinate Systems 440

The UCS Icon 441

Dynamic UCS System Variable 442

Using Layers 442

Creating Multiple Viewports 443

Viewports Using Different UCSs 446

Creating Cylinders 448

Selection Cycling 448

Setting Isolines 451

Building Complex Solid Models 452

Using the Viewport Controls 453

Creating Wedges 454

Creating Cones 455

Creating User Coordinate Systems 456

Plotting Solid Models from Paper Space 459

Saving Your Multiview Setup as a Template 461

Creating Solid Models with Extrude and Revolve 462

Region Modeling 464

Extruding a Shape 464

Creating Solids by Revolution 466

Aligning the Views 467

Using the Boolean Operator Intersection 468

Dynamic UCS 471

Creating Surface Models 474

Using Loft 475

Creating a Patch (SURFPATCH) 476

Creating Mesh Models 478

Creating an Edge Mesh 479

Using the Steering Wheel 479

Creating a Network Surface 481

Creating 3D Mesh Primitives 482

Exercises 484

12 Changing and Plotting Solid Models 489

Introduction 489

Starting 489

Objectives 489

Using Fillet on Solids 490

Using Chamfer on Solids 490

Using Slice 491

Creating the Hole 498

Placing Views to Create a Drawing 500

Adding the Centerlines 504

Exercises 506

13 Creating Assembly Drawings from Solid Models 511

Introduction 511

Attaching Solid Models 511

Objectives 511

Starting 512

Using External References 513

Layers and External References 516

Inserting the Solid Part Drawings 517

Checking for Interference 521

Determining Mass Properties (MASSPROP) 523

Creating an Exploded Isometric View 524

Creating a Dynamic Block for the Ball Tags 526

Defining Attributes 529

Defining the Parameters 533

Defining the Actions 534

Inserting the Ball Tags 535

Changing an Attribute Value 538

Changing an Externally Referenced Drawing 538

Creating the Parts List 540

Extracting Attribute Information 540

Exercises 546

14 Solid Modeling for Section and Auxiliary Views 553

Introduction 553

Creating Sections from a Solid Model 553

Objectives 553

Adding a Section View 555

Using Section Plane 558

Using Live Section 559

Section Settings 560

Creating an Auxiliary View from a 3D Model 561

Orienting the View 562

3 Point UCS 562

Using Plan 563

Using 3D Dynamic View 564

Exercises 567

15 Rendering 571

Introduction 571

Starting 571

Objectives 571

The Render Panel 572

Adding Lights 579

Choosing Materials 583

Creating a New Material 585

Adjusting Mapping 588

Adding Backgrounds 589

Rendering to a File 590

Using Sun Properties 591

Geographic Location 592

Exporting AutoCAD Files 597

Exercises 600

Glossary 607

AutoCAD® Command Summary 621

Index 649

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