AutoCAD – Beginner to Intermediate Tier 1 Information
AutoCAD – Beginner to Intermediate Tier 1 by CADCommand is a comprehensive course designed to take users from beginner to intermediate proficiency in AutoCAD.
What You’ll Learn In AutoCAD – Beginner to Intermediate Tier 1?
1.0 – Introduction and File Setup
Lessons Covered:
1.0 – Welcome Message, Reasons for Creating this Course, My Background, What Do You Need / What to Expect and Core Concepts
1.1 – Starting a New File
1.2 – Screen Layout
1.3 – Units and initial XREF placement
- 1.0 – Welcome Message and Background Information
- 1.1 – Starting a New File
- 1.2 – Screen Layout and Orientation
- Documents for Download – Reference Base
- 1.3 – Units and Initial XREF Placement
2.0 – Navigation and Initial Commands
Lessons to be covered:
2.1 – Commands vs. Buttons
2.2 – Layer Management
2.3 – Section Windows
2.4 – Zoom and Pan
- 2.0 – Navigation and Menu Introduction
- 2.1 – Menus and Commands vs. Buttons
- 2.2 – Layer Management
- 2.3 – Selection Window
- 2.4 – Zoom and Pan
3.0 – Drawing Commands
Lessons Covered:
- 3.0 – Drawing Commands Introduction
- 3.1 – Polyline vs. Line
- 3.2 – Snaps and Hotkeys
- 3.3 – Circles, Donuts, Rectangles and Polygons
- 3.4 – Arcs, Ellipses, Splines, Rev Clouds and XLines
- 3.5 – Layer Management Revisited and Properties
4.0 – Modify Commands
- 4.0 – Modify Commands Introduction
- 4.1 – Move, Copy and Erase
- 4.2 – Array, Mirror and Offset
- 4.3 – Trim, Extend, Fillet, Chamfer and Blend
- 4.4 – Scale, Stretch, Rotate and Align
- 4.5 – Divide, Point Style, Break, Explode and Join
- 4.6 – BPoly, PEDIT and Hatch
5.0 – Measurements, Annotations and Dimensions
- 5.0 – Measuring, Annotation and Dimensions Introduction
- 5.1 – Distance and Area
- 5.2 – Templates, Layer Naming Standards and Graphic Standards
- 5.3 – Text, MText and TextStyles
- 5.4 – Dimensions, DimStyles and Dimension Types
- 5.5 – Multileaders and Common Notations
6.0 – Blocks
- 6.0 – Block Introduction
- 6.1 – Creating Groups and Blocks
- 6.2 – Editing, Scaling and Replacing Blocks
- 6.3 – Exploding and Purging Blocks
- Documents for Download – Example Blocks
- 6.4 – Inserting vs. Importing vs. XREF and WBlocks
7.0 – XREFS
- 7.0 – XREF Introduction
- 7.1 – Types of XREFS and When to use them
- Documents for Download – XREF Types
- 7.2 -Attaching XREFs and Settings
- 7.3 – XREF Drawing Management and Drawing Set-Up
- 7.4 – XREF Layer Management
- 7.5 – Clipping and Frames
8.0 – Sheets, Details, Sections and Elevations
- 8.0 – Sheets / Detail / Section / Elevation Introduction
- Documents for Download – Sheets to Draw
- 8.1 – Setting Up Standard Sheets with Separate DWGS
- 8.2 – Setting Up a Detail
- Documents for Download – Section and Elevation Examples
- 8.3 – Setting up a Section or Elevation using XREFs
- 8.4 – Setting Up a Detail Plan using XREFs
9.0 – Layouts, Page Setup and Creating the Set
- 9.0 – Layouts and Page Setup Introduction
- 9.1 – Modelspace vs. Paperspace
- 9.2 – Page Setup Options and PlotStyles
- 9.3 – MView, Setting a Scale and LineType / LineScale Review
- 9.4 – Viewport Properties, Layer Adjustments and Draw Order
- 9.5 – Titleblocks and TB Standards
- 9.6.1 – Creating the Set – Plans – Part 1
- 9.6.2 – Creating the Set – Plans – Part 2
- 9.6.3 – Creating the Set – Plans – Part 3
- 9.7 – Creating the Set – Details
- 9.8 – Plotting and Workflows
10.0 – Extras, Standards, Tips and Tricks
- 10.0 – Extras, Standards, Tips and Tricks Introduction
- 10.1 – Cleaning Up a Drawing and UCS revisited
- 10.2 – Regen, ReDraw, Match Properties, Change Space, WipeOut and Overkill
- 10.3 – Options, File Path Locations and Drawing File Recovery
- 10.4 – Etransmit and File Saving Standards
- 10.5 – Close Out
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