
In this video you can learn about the software-
What is AutoCAD
How to use AutoCAD
Where to use this software
Software applications
Software Advantages
Product Life cycle
etc...
In this video you will learn about the GUI (Graphic user interface) of the software.
How to use or how to select commands from the GUI.
By workspace settings a user can define or can choose own desktop interface and other various settings. also can add or delete desktop icons. this feature gives freedom to user for easy access to the software commands.
By the units command you will learn how can we setup units for an engineering drawing which may be a mechanical, electrical or civil drawing.
This command is very initial command in software that shows how to draw a line in autocad by using diamensions, and how we can make an object with using lines.
This video shows how to draw a circle in auto cad, ,and based on the situation how we can use its types.
This video shows how we can draw a rectangle based on its given methods (1) by Area and (2) By dimensions
In this video we will see how we can draw a polygon by inscribed and circumscribed circle.
This is important command in autoCAD when two or more line intersects to each other then we will use trim command by using this we can remove extra lines.
This command is use to extend the line when it get short by using extend command we can extend any line upto the next limit.
Move and copy both are important commands by using these command we can create multiple copies of any drawing or object or we can shift object from one place to another place.
An isometric view is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object that uses three axes as guidelines to establish directions for measurement. The axes intersect at 120-degree angles.
An isometric view is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object that uses three axes as guidelines to establish directions for measurement. The axes intersect at 120-degree angles.
AutoCAD is computer-aided design (CAD) software that is used for precise 2D and 3D drafting, design, and modelling with solids and surfaces. AutoCAD helps users save time and effort that would otherwise be needed for manual drawings, which can reduce manufacturing costs and increase productivity.
If we had to define what AutoCAD is in a few words, we would say that it is a CAD-type software oriented to drawing and modeling in 2D and 3D. It allows the creation and modification of geometric models with an almost infinite capacity to develop all types of structures and objects.
This ability to work in different fields has made AutoCAD transcend its traditional use in the world of architecture and engineering, to enter the world of graphic and interior design.
Currently, AutoCAD has a multitude of specialized auxiliary tools which cover every kind of industrial fields related to 2D design and 3D modeling. AutoCAD works in layers with vector images, although bitmap images can also be imported, which makes us think directly of Photoshop or Illustrator style programs.
AutoCAD works with its own native file type called DWG, which contains all the information about the designs, geometries and images of the original file.