
Learn the basics of AutoCAD, including creating and moving simple objects, copying, scaling, and grouping; then design a simple floor plan and explore attributes and tables.
Explore old and new AutoCAD interfaces, switch to AutoCAD classic via the workspace icon, and master toolbars, panels, and the command line and status bar for drawing and navigation.
Learn to draw in AutoCAD by running commands via icons or shortcuts, place points to form lines and circles, and master selection and deletion with the properties window.
This AutoCAD tutorial shows three ways to draw a rectangle: line, polyline, and a coordinate-based approach. It also explains using the ortho function and both global and relative coordinates.
Explore specified points tracking and ortho functions in AutoCAD by reading exact X Y Z coordinates in the Properties window and moving objects via their center or end points.
Master polar tracking in AutoCAD to draw in any direction, generate perpendiculars to existing lines, and use onsnap and quick properties for precise input along the x and y axes.
Modify objects in AutoCAD by drawing a triangle with the polygon function and a 100 by 100 square, then move, rotate, and align for precise layouts.
Master polyline options in AutoCAD by using the P L command, setting widths with W, and editing start, end, and segment widths to draw arrows and rectangles.
Learn how to convert a line into a polyline in AutoCAD by using the polyline option and the join tool to unite multiple lines into a single editable polyline.
Break a polyline at a point using break at point in the ribbon menu, then specify first and second break points to create a gap and yield two polylines.
AutoCAD Tutorial demonstrates three circle drawing methods: center and radius, center and diameter, and command-line diameter; it highlights using options for precise radius and related circle features.
Learn to apply chamfer and fillet in AutoCAD to rectangles and polylines, adjusting radii and distances for precise corners. Explore angle based chamfers for roofs and polygon edits.
Learn to create and edit splines in AutoCAD by drawing curves through specified points, moving and refining points to shape the spline, and elevate order to 15 via refine options.
Design drawing sheet templates in AutoCAD by creating an A4 frame and applying offsets for margins, then using trim and modify tools to refine the sheet.
In AutoCAD, set color, line thickness, and line type via the properties window, copy properties with match properties, and load or apply dashed and hidden line types.
Learn to use stretch and copy in AutoCAD to create three drawing sheets (A3, A2, and A1) with frames, offsets, and captions, and verify dimensions using distance.
Save AutoCAD drawings with the floppy icon or Ctrl+S, save as to pick the location in the WDW extension, and enable autosave to protect work and recover after outages.
Learn how layers work in AutoCAD, create and manage layers, assign properties, toggle visibility, freeze and lock layers, and control print output.
Learn to group elements and create blocks in AutoCAD, compare groups and blocks, edit and explode blocks, insert with base points, and use zoom options.
Explore using array and mirror in AutoCAD to create seating blocks and complex patterns with precise dimensions, offsets, and polar arrays.
Explore how to draw a complex object in AutoCAD by using the boundary function, combining a base rectangle, circles, and a polygon, then mirror, copy, and offset for precision.
Learn to apply hatch and gradient patterns in AutoCAD, define closed regions with boundary and pick points, and adjust hatch scale for precise engineering drawings.
Apply this Autocad tutorial to design a floor plan by creating layers, setting dimension styles, and applying textiles, then add a table and prepare the file for printing.
Learn to create a drawing from a new file, set up units and scale, work in centimeters, and print the final drawing at a scale of 1.
draw the doors with a 90 by 198 polyline and a 100 by 200 opening, apply color by layer, and create a block for inside doors.
Create an insulation layer in AutoCAD, assign a batting line type and color, set a 0.18 mm line weight, and offset insulation 15 cm across the building.
Patch walls using the hatch function, create a new layer, set color 250, continuous line, and 0.18 mm weight, then increase hatch scale to 3.
Learn to create a dedicated lettering layer, set text styles and dimensions, and efficiently label rooms, walls, doors, and windows in AutoCAD using blocks, copy, mirror, and quick area calculations.
Learn to set up a dimension style in AutoCAD, create a tailored ISO 25 dimension style, and apply linear and aligned dimensions while avoiding overlaps.
Prepare the drawing for printing in AutoCAD by selecting a drawing sheet, applying a 1:50 scale, and assembling a title block with author, title, scale, and revisions.
This is a tutorial that will help you learn the AutoCAD program quickly and effectively. All the lessons are video recorded and they will guide you step by step, demonstrating how to work with the program. Into your hands, we give you 6,5 hour video teaching material created by a design engineer!
AutoCAD 2D software is a common CAD design tool used by professionals around the world. The program is used in different industrial and business areas, such as nterior design, architecture, mapping, surveying, manufacturing, electronics, landscaping, and electrical, mechanical, or environmental engineering. It enables 2D design, drafting and documantation. The AutoCAD 2D course prepares to work in the environment of 2D Computer-Aided Design/Drafting
The course is constructed to satisfy the needs of beginners as well as more advanced users. For this course you need to have one of the 2006-2010 AutoCAD versions. If you have never worked with AutoCAD, a logical sequence of lessons will enable you to quickly remember all its features. Since the layout of 2009 AutoCAD version is different, the tutorial takes this difference into account and both a new and old AutoCAD layouts are discussed. More advanced AutoCAD users will surely appreciate examples that demonstrate how to organize the work with many drawings by, for example, organizing layers, grouping items, creating styles, moving items form one drawing to the other, printing and creating your own libraries.
This course is designed both for the beginners and more advanced AutoCAD users. The instructor starts with the basics, such us moving, copying, scaling, grouping items, and working on layers. He demonstrates how to make a floor plan and print it. Next, he teaches you to make an engineering drawing and to effectively use other essential AutoCAD features like attributes and tables. The course ends with a short introduction to 3D designing. Clear instructions and video illustration of all the steps help you acquire all necessary skills in no time.