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Assignment EC202-Autocad
                Topics covered in this Lesson:
                                   Line | Circle | Erase | Print | Undo


AutoCAD allows you to have access to a large number of commands. A general rule is that you
will use 20% of the commands 80% of the time. I will start by introducing you to the most
common drawing commands. When you combine these with the basic modify commands, you
will be able to make elaborate drawings quite quickly. In other words, most of the commands
you will use while using AutoCAD are taught in Level 1.

The important thing to remember is that AutoCAD will expect you give it information in a very
particular order. The most frustrating thing when you begin using this program is that you will
try to do something, but AutoCAD will 'not work'. In most cases, it means that you are trying to
input information at the wrong time. This is why it is very important to be in the habit of
looking at the command line.

       The command line tells you what information AutoCAD requires to continue.

Your first drawing assignment will be to use the drawing commands in conjunction with the co-
ordinate system defined in Lesson 1-1. This is a basic assignment, but it is very important to
understand how to give the program accurate information. You will use the following
commands:

   Command          Keystroke            Icon       Location                   Result

                                                                  Draw a straight line segment
      Line           Line / L                     Home > LIne
                                                                  from one point to the next

                                                 Home> Circle
                                                              Draws a circle based on a center
     Circle         Circle / C                     > Center,
                                                              point and radius.
                                                    Radius

                                                    Modify >
     Erase           Erase / E                                    Erases an object.
                                                     Erase

                                                  Quick Access
                    Print / Plot                               Enables the Print/Plot
      Print                                        Toolbar >
                     CTRL+P                                    Configuration Dialog Box
                                                      Print
                                                  Quick Access
     Undo          U / CTRL+Z                      Toolbar>    Undoes the last command.
                                                     Undo
Assignment #1 - Drawing lines to exact points
Duplicate the drawing called Assign #1.

Click HERE to see the finished drawing in JPG format.
Click HERE to download the DWG file.

You will not have to worry about the title block or text, or dimensioning.

Make sure you are comfortable with the co-ordinate system as explained in Lesson 1-1. When
you are finished this assignment, check the printed drawing with a scale ruler. All lines should
measure up exactly if all went well.

Steps:

Start AutoCAD and a new drawing by pressing the Application Button (top left corner) and
pressing the new button to reveal the flyout. Once you see the flyout, click on Drawing.




You will see a dialog box open that asks you to select a template drawing to use (as shown
below):
Select the "acad.dwt" template file and press the Open button to continue to the drawing screen.

Once there, type in Z <ENTER> E <ENTER> this will zoom into to the extents of the drawing
area and make it easier to see what you are drawing (NOTE: nothing will appear to happen).

For all lessons on this level, make sure that you do not have Dynamic Input turned on. You
can check this on the status bar. Make sure                                      (the DYN button)
isn't depressed. Your status bar buttons (bottom of the screen) should like the image above with 3
icon pressed (in blue).

Start the LINE command (as explained in the table above) and draw a line from 1,2 to 3,2 to 3,4
to 1,4 Press enter after each point. (*Remember to watch the command line as you do this.)
For the last line, you can either type in 1,2 or C to close the line back to the first point you
entered. You have just drawn a 2" square using absolute co-ordinates. Your command history
(F2 key) should look like this:

Command: L LINE Specify first point: 1,2

Specify next point or [Undo]: 3,2

Specify next point or [Undo]: 3,4
Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: 1,4

Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: 1,2

Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: <ENTER>

If you make a mistake, you can use the undo icon,       press U or press CTRL+Z.

You can also use the ERASE command to get rid of lines you don't want.

Next draw a similar box using relative co-ordinates. Start the LINE command and begin at
point 4.5,2. From there draw a line two units to the right by typing @2,0 (this means 2 units in
the X direction, 0 units in the Y direction based on the last point you entered). Next type @0,2
then @-2,0 then @0,-2 to finish the box. (Remember to press enter after each point.)

Now erase the last box you just drew. Start the ERASE command and then select the lines you
want to erase. Then press <enter>. Now redraw the box for more practice!

  BREAK TIME : Take a moment to think about what you just did. You first drew lines
  based on ABSOLUTE points on the screen. Then you drew lines based on points
  RELATIVE to other points and objects. the difference is critical.

Draw a third box using polar co-ordinate input. Start the LINE command and begin at point 8,2
then enter. Type @1<45 to draw the first line. Next enter @1<135 then @1<225 then @1<315
(or C to close). What you have just done is drawn a line 1 unit long at 45o, then another at 135o
and so on. Do the angles you entered make sense to you? If not, review it.

Start the CIRCLE command and add a circle that has a center point at 7,6 with a radius of .75
(Watch the command line for instructions).

To finish the drawing, try putting a 10"x7" border around the page starting at 0,0 using the any of
the methods shown above (relative, absolute or polar).

When you have done the assignment, print (or plot) it out. To do this, bring up the plot dialog
box using any method explained above (plot <enter> will work). Set it up to print as shown
below. Follow these steps for a successful plot (see diagram below):

   1. Select your printer - laser or inkjet will work fine.
   2. Select the paper size - "Letter" ( 8-1/2" x 11") is needed in this case.
   3. For the "Plot Area", select "Extents" - that will plot everything you drew.
   4. Select the checkbox to "Center the Plot" on your sheet of paper (looks better).
   5. If "Fit to Paper" is selected by default, uncheck it and select a scale of 1 inch to 1 paper
      unit (1:1). This will make your printout 'life-sized'.
   6. Now Preview your drawing. I strongly recommend that you preview EVERY drawing
      you will ever draw in AutoCAD - a lot can go wrong, so you don't want to waste paper
(especially when you're using expensive 3'x4' sheets!).If your preview looks good, cancel
      out of it by clicking on the large red X icon.
   7. If you're sure that everything's ok (this is where good habits begin), press the OK button.




Note: You may have to change the paper size in your printer (Use the Windows printer settings
to do this.) You may also have to change the rotation or origin of the plot. Check the Landscape
radio button in the Drawing Orientation section.

If everything worked out, you should be able to measure your drawing and have it exactly the
way you drew it (a couple of 2" squares, an angled 1" square and a 1-1/2" circle).

Save your drawing as you would any other Windows file. CTRL+S will bring up the Save or
Save as dialog box
TUGASAN EC 202

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TUGASAN EC 202

  • 1. Assignment EC202-Autocad Topics covered in this Lesson: Line | Circle | Erase | Print | Undo AutoCAD allows you to have access to a large number of commands. A general rule is that you will use 20% of the commands 80% of the time. I will start by introducing you to the most common drawing commands. When you combine these with the basic modify commands, you will be able to make elaborate drawings quite quickly. In other words, most of the commands you will use while using AutoCAD are taught in Level 1. The important thing to remember is that AutoCAD will expect you give it information in a very particular order. The most frustrating thing when you begin using this program is that you will try to do something, but AutoCAD will 'not work'. In most cases, it means that you are trying to input information at the wrong time. This is why it is very important to be in the habit of looking at the command line. The command line tells you what information AutoCAD requires to continue. Your first drawing assignment will be to use the drawing commands in conjunction with the co- ordinate system defined in Lesson 1-1. This is a basic assignment, but it is very important to understand how to give the program accurate information. You will use the following commands: Command Keystroke Icon Location Result Draw a straight line segment Line Line / L Home > LIne from one point to the next Home> Circle Draws a circle based on a center Circle Circle / C > Center, point and radius. Radius Modify > Erase Erase / E Erases an object. Erase Quick Access Print / Plot Enables the Print/Plot Print Toolbar > CTRL+P Configuration Dialog Box Print Quick Access Undo U / CTRL+Z Toolbar> Undoes the last command. Undo
  • 2. Assignment #1 - Drawing lines to exact points Duplicate the drawing called Assign #1. Click HERE to see the finished drawing in JPG format. Click HERE to download the DWG file. You will not have to worry about the title block or text, or dimensioning. Make sure you are comfortable with the co-ordinate system as explained in Lesson 1-1. When you are finished this assignment, check the printed drawing with a scale ruler. All lines should measure up exactly if all went well. Steps: Start AutoCAD and a new drawing by pressing the Application Button (top left corner) and pressing the new button to reveal the flyout. Once you see the flyout, click on Drawing. You will see a dialog box open that asks you to select a template drawing to use (as shown below):
  • 3. Select the "acad.dwt" template file and press the Open button to continue to the drawing screen. Once there, type in Z <ENTER> E <ENTER> this will zoom into to the extents of the drawing area and make it easier to see what you are drawing (NOTE: nothing will appear to happen). For all lessons on this level, make sure that you do not have Dynamic Input turned on. You can check this on the status bar. Make sure (the DYN button) isn't depressed. Your status bar buttons (bottom of the screen) should like the image above with 3 icon pressed (in blue). Start the LINE command (as explained in the table above) and draw a line from 1,2 to 3,2 to 3,4 to 1,4 Press enter after each point. (*Remember to watch the command line as you do this.) For the last line, you can either type in 1,2 or C to close the line back to the first point you entered. You have just drawn a 2" square using absolute co-ordinates. Your command history (F2 key) should look like this: Command: L LINE Specify first point: 1,2 Specify next point or [Undo]: 3,2 Specify next point or [Undo]: 3,4
  • 4. Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: 1,4 Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: 1,2 Specify next point or [Close/Undo]: <ENTER> If you make a mistake, you can use the undo icon, press U or press CTRL+Z. You can also use the ERASE command to get rid of lines you don't want. Next draw a similar box using relative co-ordinates. Start the LINE command and begin at point 4.5,2. From there draw a line two units to the right by typing @2,0 (this means 2 units in the X direction, 0 units in the Y direction based on the last point you entered). Next type @0,2 then @-2,0 then @0,-2 to finish the box. (Remember to press enter after each point.) Now erase the last box you just drew. Start the ERASE command and then select the lines you want to erase. Then press <enter>. Now redraw the box for more practice! BREAK TIME : Take a moment to think about what you just did. You first drew lines based on ABSOLUTE points on the screen. Then you drew lines based on points RELATIVE to other points and objects. the difference is critical. Draw a third box using polar co-ordinate input. Start the LINE command and begin at point 8,2 then enter. Type @1<45 to draw the first line. Next enter @1<135 then @1<225 then @1<315 (or C to close). What you have just done is drawn a line 1 unit long at 45o, then another at 135o and so on. Do the angles you entered make sense to you? If not, review it. Start the CIRCLE command and add a circle that has a center point at 7,6 with a radius of .75 (Watch the command line for instructions). To finish the drawing, try putting a 10"x7" border around the page starting at 0,0 using the any of the methods shown above (relative, absolute or polar). When you have done the assignment, print (or plot) it out. To do this, bring up the plot dialog box using any method explained above (plot <enter> will work). Set it up to print as shown below. Follow these steps for a successful plot (see diagram below): 1. Select your printer - laser or inkjet will work fine. 2. Select the paper size - "Letter" ( 8-1/2" x 11") is needed in this case. 3. For the "Plot Area", select "Extents" - that will plot everything you drew. 4. Select the checkbox to "Center the Plot" on your sheet of paper (looks better). 5. If "Fit to Paper" is selected by default, uncheck it and select a scale of 1 inch to 1 paper unit (1:1). This will make your printout 'life-sized'. 6. Now Preview your drawing. I strongly recommend that you preview EVERY drawing you will ever draw in AutoCAD - a lot can go wrong, so you don't want to waste paper
  • 5. (especially when you're using expensive 3'x4' sheets!).If your preview looks good, cancel out of it by clicking on the large red X icon. 7. If you're sure that everything's ok (this is where good habits begin), press the OK button. Note: You may have to change the paper size in your printer (Use the Windows printer settings to do this.) You may also have to change the rotation or origin of the plot. Check the Landscape radio button in the Drawing Orientation section. If everything worked out, you should be able to measure your drawing and have it exactly the way you drew it (a couple of 2" squares, an angled 1" square and a 1-1/2" circle). Save your drawing as you would any other Windows file. CTRL+S will bring up the Save or Save as dialog box