The complete AutoCAD course 2017-2020

Master the arc command part b: define start end and angle, set direction (anticlockwise or clockwise), create slots with arc length and radius, offset lines, and continue the last arc.

Learn how to draw ellipses in AutoCAD using the ellipse command, define major and minor axes from three points or by specified distances, and avoid unintended circles.

Explore dynamic input and ortho mode to constrain lines, display x and y coordinates, and specify length and angle with tab and enter, using F8 for horizontal or vertical.

Master break and join in AutoCAD by splitting objects with the break tool, creating gaps, and reconnecting parts with the join or blend curve.

Learn how to use the polyline command in AutoCAD, compare polyline with line, convert between them with explode and join, and create thickened or arced polylines with width options.

Learn to use AutoCAD's copy tool to duplicate objects, set a base point, and create multiple copies with the array option, including copying between drawings with copy and paste.

Use the AutoCAD scale tool to resize geometry from a fixed base point, applying scale factors, and employing reference length to reach a new target size.

Draw a polygon with a radius 11, trim excess lines, and mirror segments; create the curve with a three-point cycle (or ellipse) and use start end and angle commands.

activate the mirror command, set mirror line with two points, keep the original to create a duplicate; mirror vertically, horizontally, or angular.

Learn how to move objects in AutoCAD using the move command, with window, crossing, fence selections, last and previous options, plus setting a base point and reusing commands.

Activate the rotate command in AutoCAD by the rotate tool or typing ro, specify a base point, turn ortho mode for angles, and use copy or reference for multiple objects.

learn to create polygons with the polygon command by choosing inscribed, subscribed, or edge methods, setting sides, radius or edge length, and using ortho to align directions.

Demonstrates how to use the stretch tool in AutoCAD to resize objects with crossing window selections, modify length vertically or horizontally, and apply stretches as dividers between elements.

Explode and erase tools unlock editing of blocks in AutoCAD, turning blocks into editable lines, enabling part deletion, trimming, and reshaping objects with keyboard shortcuts.

Activate the extend command in AutoCAD via the ribbon or typing ex, then extend lines to a boundary based on the click side; use fence to extend multiple lines.

Learn to use AutoCAD's fillet and chamfer commands, set radii or distances, choose trim or not trim, and apply to multiple corners, lines, and circles.

Learn to use the AutoCAD offset tool to create parallel lines with specified distances, left or right sides, multiple offsets, through option, and offsets on circles, rectangles, and polylines.

Master the trim command in AutoCAD with the ribbon or tr shortcut, and use fence, crossing, edge, extend, erase, and shift to extend for efficient trimming.

Learn to hatch entities in AutoCAD, adjusting scale, angle, transparency, and boundary properties. Explore island detection, associative behavior, and aligning hatch origin and background color.

Create multiple hatches on different objects with the H command, then separate them for individual deletion, and adjust hatch settings via dialog and editor.

Construct a polygon in AutoCAD by drawing lines and arcs, using polyline, circle, and array commands, then apply offset, trim, join, and fillet with precise measurements.

Master reverse, redo, and undo commands in AutoCAD to reverse polyline direction and orientation, adjust p-line reverse width, and efficiently cancel or repeat commands using escape.

Learn to create splines in AutoCAD using fit and control-vertices methods, adjust tangency and tolerance, undo, close gaps, and convert polylines to splines for precise curvature.

Learn to create lines in AutoCAD with polar coordinates and angles. Use click, the @ length angle command, and negative angles to draw lines at 60, 30, and -60 degrees.

Load line types like dash and dot, assign them to shapes, and adjust line type scale. Use the modify command and line weight controls to view changes.

Learn to create and customize a new dimension style in AutoCAD by copying ISO 25, adjusting line, extension line, text, and arrow properties, annotative options, and overall scale.