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CONTENTS AUTOCAD 2008 TUTORIAL - 2D AND 3D DESIGN Preface Registered Trademarks PART I – 2D Design 1. Introducing AutoCAD 2008 Aim of this chapter Opening AutoCAD 2008 The mouse as a digitiser Palettes The DASHBOARD palette Dialogs Buttons in the status bar The AutoCAD coordinate system Drawing templates Method of showing entries in the command palette Tools and tool icons Another AutoCAD workspace The DASHBOARD Revision notes 2. Introducing drawing Aims of this chapter The 2D Drafting & Annotation workspace Drawing with the Line tool Drawing with the Circle tool The Erase tool Undo and Redo tools Drawing with the Polyline tool Revision notes Exercises 3. Draw tools, Osnap and AutoSnap Aims of this chapter Introduction The Arc tool The Ellipse tool Saving drawings Osnap, AutoSnap and Dynamic Input Object Snaps (Osnaps) Using AutoSnap Dynamic Input Examples of using other Draw tools The Polyline Edit tool Transparent commands The set variable PELLIPSE Revision notes Exercises AutoCAD 2008 Tutorial Good AutoCAD 2D and 3D Design tutorials pdf Software user guide Manuals free Help me autodesk Bible Table of Contents 4. Zoom, Pan and templates Aims of this chapter Introduction The Aerial View window The Pan tool Drawing templates Revision notes 5. The Modify tools Aim of this chapter Introduction The Copy tool The Mirror tool The Offset tool The Array tool The Move tool The Rotate tool The Scale tool The Trim tool The Stretch tool The Break tool The Join tool The Extend tool The Chamfer and Fillet tools Revision notes Exercises 6. Dimensions and Text Aims of this chapter Introduction The Dimension tools Adding dimensions using the tools Adding dimensions from the command line The Arc Length tool The Jogged tool Dimension tolerances Text Symbols used in text Checking spelling Revision notes Exercises 7. Orthographic and isometric Aim of this chapter Orthographic projection First angle and third angle Sectional views Isometric drawing Examples of isometric drawings Revision notes Exercises 8. Hatching Aim of this chapter Introduction Revision notes Exercises 9. Blocks and Inserts Aims of this chapter Introduction Blocks Inserting blocks into a drawing The Explode tool The Purge tool Using the DesignCenter Wblocks Revision notes Exercises 10. Other types of file format Aims of this chapter Object linking and embedding DXF (Data Exchange Format) files Raster images External References (Xrefs) Dgnimport and Dgnexport Multiple Document Environment (MDE) Revision notes Exercises 11. Sheet sets Aims of this chapter Sheet sets A sheet set for 62 Pheasant Drive 62 Pheasant Drive DWF Revision notes Exercises 12. Building drawing Aim of this chapter Building drawings Floor layouts Revision notes Exercises PART II – 3D Design 13. Introducing 3D modelling Aims of this chapter Introduction The 3D Modeling workspace Methods of calling tools for 3D modelling The Polysolid tool 2D outlines suitable for 3D models The Extrude tool The Revolve tool Other tools from the 3D Make control panel The Chamfer and Fillet tools Constructing 3D surfaces using the Extrude tool The Sweep tool The Loft tool Revision notes Exercises 14. 3D models in viewports Aim of this chapter Setting up viewport systems Revision notes Exercises 15. The modification of 3D models Aims of this chapter Creating 3D model libraries Constructing a 3D model The 3D Array tool The Mirror 3D tool The Rotate 3D tool The Slice tool The Section tool Views of 3D models The Helix tool Using DYN 3D Surfaces Revision notes Exercises 16. Rendering Aims of this chapter Setting up a new 3D template The Render tools and dialogs The Lights tools Setting rendering background colour First example – rendering a 3D model Adding a material to a model The 3D Orbit tool Producing hardcopy Other forms of hardcopy Saving and opening 3D model drawings Exercises 17. 3D space Aims of this chapter 3D space The User Coordinate System (UCS) The variable UCSFOLLOW The UCS icon Examples of changing planes using the UCS Saving UCS views Constructing 2D objects in 3D space The Surfaces tools Surface meshes The Edgesurf tool The Rulesurf tool The Tabsurf tool Revision notes Exercises 18. Editing 3D solid models Aims of this chapter The Solid Editing tools Examples of more 3D models Exercises 19. Other features of 3D modelling Aims of this chapter Raster images in AutoCAD drawings Printing/Plotting Polygonal viewports Exercises 20. Internet tools and Help Aim of this chapter Emailing drawings Creating a web page The eTransmit tool Help The InfoCenter 21. Design and AutoCAD 2008 Ten reasons for using AutoCAD The place of AutoCAD 2008 in designing A design chart Enhancements in AutoCAD 2008 Annotation scaling Multileaders System requirements for running AutoCAD 2008 Appendix A Printing/Plotting Introduction An example of a printout Appendix B List of tools Introduction 2D tools 3D tools Internet tools Appendix C Some of the set variables Introduction Some of the set variables Index