
Master the AutoCAD 2D line command to draw accurate lines by specifying length and angle, then build basic shapes and explore essential drafting tools and layers.
Learn to draw lines in AutoCAD 2D using the line command. Discover how to set horizontal distances and use polar tracking with angle lists to create precise lines.
The section will give all methods of drawing circles, while explaining the geometry.
Learn to draw rectangles in AutoCAD 2D step by step using the rectangle command, specifying length and width or a diagonal with a 30-degree angle, and exploring rotation options.
Explore drawing an ellipse and elliptical arc in AutoCAD 2D by defining center, major and minor axes, and their distances, with circle as a special case.
A tricky but interesting procedure for drawing arcs
Master the copy command in AutoCAD by selecting a base point, using object snaps, and duplicating objects at distances and angles to create multiple copies of circles and lines.
Learn to move objects in AutoCAD 2D using the move command, selecting base and target points, controlling distance, angle, and moving one or more objects.
Learn to use the rotate command in AutoCAD 2D by selecting objects, picking a base point, and rotating by angles like 90 or 135 degrees; explore rotating with copy.
Learn to use the AutoCAD 2D scale command to resize objects by a scale factor with a base point, and create scaled copies without altering the original.
Learn to extend lines to a selected boundary in AutoCAD using the extend command, with single and crossing selections and boundary side rules.
learn how to use the fillet command in autocad 2d to apply a defined radius to corners, using object selection and compatibility with polylines and rectangles.
apply the chamfer command in AutoCAD 2D to bevel corners using distance, radius, and angle options, with tips on multiple lines and zero radius joining.
An Interesting Command , which improves the timing.
use the stretch command in AutoCAD 2D; select objects with a crossing window, stretch in a chosen direction, avoid circles or arcs, and specify a precise distance.
See how the offset command creates parallel lines at a specified distance, using select object and side choices, with options for multiple offsets and through center or endpoint inputs.
Learn how a polyline differs from a simple line, as a single multi-segment object with straight and arc segments, with options to explode and edit segments.
Draw polylines with the line command, then apply offsets to align boundary edges inside or outside, and use extend and join techniques to connect crossing lines.
Master rectangular array in AutoCAD 2D by creating multiple copies with specified rows, columns, and inter-copy distances, using the dialog box and command line.
Learn to create copies along a circular pattern with AutoCAD's polar array by selecting a center point and setting the number of items and the angle; preview the result.
Learn object selection in AutoCAD 2D using window and crossing methods, select multiple objects, erase, undo, and use shortcuts like L, P, B to reuse previous selections.
Master 2d AutoCAD grips to stretch, copy, rotate, and scale lines and shapes. Learn to edit circles, rectangles, triangles, and text using grip points for precise drawing.
Learn AutoCAD 2D drawing accuracy by using object snaps: end point, midpoint, center, intersection, tangent. Toggle snaps on and off and apply geometry center for precise drawings.
In the AutoCAD 2D course step by step, learn how to lengthen a line using dynamic and direct options while keeping its angle constant.
Learn to convert a polyline to a curve in AutoCAD 2D, exploring two methods: smoothing via averaging and aligning points to the curve, with segment length affecting smoothness.
Learn how to divide a line into eight equal parts in AutoCAD 2D, measure lengths, and use the area command to calculate area and perimeter on polylines.
Use the divide command to split a line into equal segments or specify segment length, then measure distances and apply the area command to calculate polygon or polyline areas.
learn to create a named block from three objects and insert it with scale and rotation options. explore how exploding blocks reveal the original rectangle and lines as separate elements.
Create a block from a 14 mm rectangle and diagonals, set its millimeter units, then insert the block at six points to divide a line into six segments.
Take advantage of polyline properties.
Setting properties like colour, thickness and type of line will enhance the appearance and clarity of drawings.
Learn how to use object properties in AutoCAD 2D to customize lines and circles with different line types, colors, and thicknesses, and apply changes to multiple objects quickly.
Learn how to apply hatch patterns in AutoCAD 2D, adjust angle and scale, and distinguish materials with section lines to reveal cross sections and interlocking parts.
Explore the AutoCAD 2D hatch command, focusing on boundaries and concentric shapes, island detection, and options such as normal, associated, create separate hatches, and gradient color and angle controls.
Learn how to use layers in AutoCAD: create layers with distinct color, line type, and thickness; assign drawings to the current layer; switch and organize parts.
Learn to create and format text in AutoCAD part 2, including alignment, line spacing, bullets and numbering, superscript and subscript, and dynamic columns with fractions.
Master text handling in AutoCAD by learning how to insert, align, size, and modify text, explore the express text options, and adjust color and orientation for clear, readable annotations.
Explore advanced AutoCAD 2D dimensioning: modify dimension styles, color and line types for dimension and extension lines, arrows, and text alignment, spacing, and offset, including extension beyond the dimension line.
Explore dimensioning concepts in AutoCAD 2D, including setting dimension values, applying tolerance and deviation rules, and validating acceptable quality using examples like 131.4 plus or minus.
Master dimensioning in AutoCAD 2D by applying baseline and continuous dimensions, aligning measurements to a single reference line, managing extension lines, and saving dimension styles for consistency.
Autocad is a versatile tool for engineering and architectural drawings. The course is result of many years of experience of teaching the subject. It gives step by step procedure and explains the geometrical concepts. As every command is separately presented , it is easier to navigate and check out the desired information. Different sections are created in such a way that all the related or interlinked commands can be studied together. Alaso commands are presented in such a way that older or newer versions will not pose any problems.