AutoCAD 2019 Essential Training
Created by: Shaun Bryant
Released: 3/22/2018
English
AutoCAD 2019 is a powerful designing and drafting software used to create precise 2D and 3D designs. In this beginner's course, learn how to get started with AutoCAD. Shaun Bryant covers the basics of the user interface, showing how to use the ribbon, choose workspaces, and use the View Cube. Shaun also demonstrates how to manage files and options, navigate your drawings, and draw and modify objects. Plus, he explains how to draw more accurately with Grid and Snap, use text and annotations to help others get a clearer understanding of your designs, and compare drawings and view the results using the DWG Compare command. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll be prepared to use AutoCAD competently in any industry-architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, or product design.
Topics include:
- Drawing simple geometry
- OSNAP and OTRACK
- Annotating simple designs
- Communicating your design intent
- Using workspaces and the navigation bar
- Editing and managing options
- Editing polylines and splines
- Working with coordinates
- Using the Hatch and Gradient commands
- Aligning text
- Designing a table
- Working with layouts and annotation
Welcome to this AutoCAD Essential Training Course. What we're going to be doing as we work through this course is getting you up to speed with AutoCAD and making you a seasoned AutoCAD user. The whole idea of this course is it'll teach you all the methodologies and naming philosophies that you need to know and how to drive AutoCAD effectively. So as we work through this course we'll take you through a lot of exercise files teaching you how to drive AutoCAD and how to make sure that you drive AutoCAD productively and most importantly profitably.
The whole idea is you don't want to waste time when you're using AutoCAD. You want AutoCAD to be a tool to allow you to work with that bottom line and make sure that you're effective at the same time as well. So let's get going now and get you working through AutoCAD and get you through your essential training.
Course Content
Welcome
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- The AutoCAD 2019 interface
1. Getting Started: The AutoCAD Interface
- The application menu
- The ribbon and panels
- Dialog boxes
- The status bar
- Logging into A360 Drive
2. Getting Started: Drawing Simple Geometry
- OSNAP and OTRACK
- POLAR and ORTHO
- Lines, arcs, and circles
- Polylines, polygons, and splines
- Using Zoom and Pan
3. Getting Started: Annotating Simple Designs
- Text styles
- Single line text (TEXT) and multiline text (MTEXT)
- Dimension styles
- Dimensioning simple designs
- Adding a simple table
4. Getting Started: Communicating Your Design Intent
- Creating a simple title block
- Defining your page setup
- Adding new layouts and scaled viewports
- Using annotative scaling
- Printing and plotting
5. Exploring the Interface Further
- Using workspaces
- Working with the file tabs
- Using the navigation bar
- The shortcut menu
6. Using Units and Options
- Setting drawing units
- Converting drawing units
- Editing and managing options
- Working with templates (DWT)
7. Navigating Drawings
- Working with the ViewCube
- Model space and paper space
- Saving and restoring views
- The mouse and mouse settings
8. Drawing More Objects
- Rectangles and polygons
- Points and donuts
- Ellipses
- Isometric views with elliptical arcs
9. Modifying Objects
- Selecting objects
- Using Move and Copy
- Using Rotate and Scale
- Creating and using arrays
- Using Offset and Mirror
- Using Stretch and Lengthen
- Using Trim and Extend
- Using Break and Join
- Using grips and grip editing
- Using boundaries
- Using Fillet and Chamfer
- Using Divide and Measure
- Editing polylines and splines
10. Drawing Accurately
- Using Grid and Snap
- Working with coordinates
- Using Dynamic Input
- Direct distance entry (DDE)
11. Hatching and Gradients
- Using the Hatch command
- Using the Gradient command
- Editing hatches and gradients
12. More Text Techniques
- Aligning text
- Framing text in a titleblock
13. More Dimensioning Techniques
- Editing dimensions and dimension overrides
- Breaking and spacing dimensions
- Using Continue and Baseline
- Automatic dimensioning
- Using multileaders
14. Object and Layer Properties
- Working with object properties
- Changing the linetype scale
- Using Hide and Isolate
- New layers and the layer dropdown menu
- Using the layer tools
- Working with layer states
15. Reusing Content
- Creating and inserting a block
- Redefining block definitions in a drawing
- Using the EXPLODE command
- Creating a simple dynamic block
- Using WBLOCK
16. Attributes and Tables
- Creating a simple block with attributes
- Enhanced Attribute Editor
- Working with table styles
- Designing a table
- Adding fields to a table
17. External References (XREFs)
- Working with XREFs
- Attaching and overlaying XREFs
- Altering and clipping XREFs
- Editing XREFs
- Editing XREFs in place
18. Working With Layouts and Annotation
- Locking viewports
- Freezing viewport layers
- Adding a titleblock
- Using annotative text styles
- Using annotative dimensions
- Using revision clouds
- Plotting from the Model and Layout tabs
- Packaging with eTransmit
- Batch plotting
- Outputting to different file formats
- Autodesk Design Review
20. Other Drawing Management Tools
- Drawing Compare
Conclusion
- Next steps
Size: 1.09 GB
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