By George Omura
Your consultant to crucial AutoCAD TechniquesAward-winning and best-selling AutoCAD writer George Omura has built this sensible connection with assist you examine AutoCAD fundamentals simply and successfully. His uncomplicated factors and lifelike routines concentration squarely on attaining important tasks.Whether you are thoroughly new to AutoCAD or you are looking for a fast refresher to accomplish a specific activity, simply enough AutoCAD 2006 presents the authoritative guide you wish. you will familiarize yourself with the drafting instruments of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT and learn the way to:Draw correctly and quicklyEffectively edit AutoCAD drawingsCreate 3D modelsGet geared up with layers, blocks, teams, and exterior referencesEfficiently upload and edit notes and dimensionsFind parts and distances quicklyExtract hidden dataSet up AutoCAD to paintings together with your printer
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Web Tools for accessing the World Wide Web. Workspaces Tools for managing workspaces. Zoom Commands that allow you to navigate your drawing. fm Page 18 Monday, March 14, 2005 2:04 PM 18 CHAPTER 1 GETTING FAMILIAR WITH AUTOCAD Checking Out the Draw and Modify Toolbars In the next section, you’ll start to work in the drawing area by drawing some lines. Before you do that, take a moment to examine the Draw and Modify toolbars. You will be instructed to use them frequently throughout this book, so it will be helpful for you to get a feel for their arrangement and what they contain.
With the cursor on the rectangle and the rectangle highlighted, click the left mouse button. The rectangle is selected. 3. Press the Delete key. The rectangle is removed from the drawing. In step 1, AutoCAD shows you exactly what the cursor is pointing to by highlighting objects that will be selected with the next mouse click. In drawing and erasing the rectangle, you were exposed to the most common processes you need to know about to work in AutoCAD: you selected a command from the menu bar, and then you selected points in the drawing area while following the messages in the Command window.
11. The prompt Specify end point of arc or [Angle/chord Length]: appears. 5. Move the mouse, and a temporary arc appears, originating from the start point of the arc that you just selected and rotating about the center of the arc. As the prompt indicates, you now have three options. You can enter an angle, a chord length, or the endpoint of the arc. The prompt default, to specify the endpoint of the arc, lets you select the arc’s endpoint. Again, the cursor is in Point Selection mode, telling you it is waiting for point input.