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AutoCAD 2004 for Architects |
| Product Description : AutoCAD is the most popular drawing tool for the architecture community. It continues to improve with each version, and 2004 is no exception. VTC?s AutoCAD 2004 for Architects Training Tutorial is intended for beginners who are interested in learning how to use AutoCAD 2004 as it applies to the discipline of architecture. VTC Author Ivan Tejeda will guide users through the interface and practice drawings, helping them to gain a working knowledge of the program. With practice and attention to the program, the user will develop their own style of drawing and in the end be able to create not just plans, but elevations, sections and details. To get started now, simply click one of the topics below. |
AutoCAD 2004 for ArchitectsIntroductionAutoCAD and ArchitectureThe GUI and Windows Customizing the Interface Drawing Lines Starting a New Drawing Saving a Drawing Practice DrawingDrawing Straight LinesModify Commands Zoom Commands Pan and Zoom Features Selecting Objects/Entities Grips Develop Drawing Style Creating an Architectural Drawing - Method ASketch FileFormat Units and Point of Origin Drawing Exact Length Lines Save and Offset Lines Copy Lines and Object Snap Using Object Snaps Save and Trim Command Trim and Undo Fillet Command UCS Icon and Distance Command Circle and Move Command Line and Trim Command Drawing Comments and Close File Printing a Drawing - Part IBasic Printing FeaturesReview Printing and the Scale Factor Creating an Architectural Drawing - Method BCommon Steps and Regen CommandModifying Lines Extend Command Mirror Command Rotate Command Introduction to LayersDrawing a Kitchen TableIntroduction to Layers Creating Entities and Layers Layer Properties Modifying Entities and Layers Polar Tracking and Mirror Command Express Tools: Layers List Command and Layer Standards Drawing with Layers and LinetypesCreating a Sketch and Drawing a KitchenCreating Layers Drawing Techniques Continue Drawing and Modifying Drawing the Window Drawing the Door Drawing the Cabinets Drawing the Refrigerator Drawing the Sink Drawing the Stove LinetypesFormatting the LinetypeModifying Lines Autosave Feature and Closing the Drawing Hatch PatternsAdding a Hatch Pattern to the FloorAdding a Hatch Pattern to the Walls Modifying a Hatch Pattern Using Snapbase when Hatching The Architectural Scale FactorWhat is the Scale Factor?Calculating the Scale Factor - Three Methods Calculating the Scale Factor - Two Methods The Scale Factor Chart TextPreparing a Sketch and Formatting TextDrawing Text Using the Scale Factor Modify Text Location Object Snap Tracking Text Properties Dtext and Mtext DimensionsAnatomy of a DimensionFormatting a Dimension Style Entering Values for Dimension Style Entering Values Continued Drawing Dimension Lines Editing Dimension Lines Continuous Dimensions Creating a New Dimension Style Dimensioning Tips Creating Blocks and WblocksWhat are Blocks and Wblocks?Creating a Block Inserting a Block Redefine a Block Creating a Wblock Inserting a Wblock Purging Block Definitions Using DesignCenter to Insert Blocks/Wblocks PolylinesCreating PolylinesCreating a Border Using Polylines Adding Text Stretch Command Model Space and Paper SpacePurpose of Model Space and Paper SpaceComposing the Final Drawing - Model Space Composing the Final Drawing - Paper Space Psltscale System Variable Printing a Drawing - Part IIPrinting the Final Drawing Using Plot StylesPrinting Options Model Space and Paper Space Printing ConclusionFinal Words on AutoCAD |







