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Auto Cad: Week 12 Review: Dimensioning, Line Weights, CAD shortcut, HOTGRIPS and Photoshop. Dimensioning To change the settings of the dimension use the DIMSTYLE command to bring up dimension style manager. * Remember to click on Annotative then click on modify to view ‘Modify Dimension Style: Annotative’. Modify Dimension Style: Annotative

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Auto Cad: Week 12

Review: Dimensioning, Line Weights, CAD shortcut, HOTGRIPS and Photoshop.

Dimensioning

To change the settings of the dimension use the DIMSTYLE command to bring up dimension style manager. * Remember to click on Annotative then click on modify to view ‘Modify Dimension Style: Annotative’.

Modify Dimension Style: Annotative  

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Continued dimensions

This tool enable you to draw multiple dimensions placed end to end but you must create a linear, aligned, or angular dimension before you can do this.

After drawing one dimension click continue to draw out the rest.

 

Linear  dimension  

Linear  dimensions  

Continued dimensions

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Setting up Line Weights

LA - keyboard shortcut

‘Layer Properties Manager’ displays all layers and layer properties

Line Weights

Click on the line weight to choose the size. It ranges from 0.00mm to 2.11mm.  

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CAD shortcuts we should know

REC – Rectangle

Drawing window – H 200 / W 200

1. Specify first corner – Enter your distance > 200,

2. Specify other corner – Enter your distance > 200 3. Enter or spacebar

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AR – Array

4. Select rectangle

5. AR > Enter 6. Choose rectangular array

To add more columns or rows use HOTGRIPS.

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Using HOTGRIPS

HOTGRIPS enable the user to move the endpoints of lines/objects.

• Hold shift for multiple selections • The end point will go RED • Then you can move the point

7. To change the spcaing > type spacing

8. Enter distance from both columns and rows 9. Exit array

215 Spacing

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Exporting to Photoshop

I saved a PDF of the windows from Auto Cad and opened it in Photoshop.

Cropping educational stamp

Using tools like gradient, magic wand I was able to add some colour to the windows.

 

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Final outcome