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After running AutoCAD on a monitor screen have shown a working window of AutoCAD, with all its settings (unless you have the settings set up differently and this is not the first run).
I will be based on the fact that we have set your preferences and we have set AutoCAD (the link no. 6) Right at the beginning of the plot we decide if it will be 2D (drawing in the plane) or 3D (spatial) drawing. To understand this more closely you need to understand that for 2D drawing using a plane (XY) and a 3D drawing using the 3 planes (XZ, XY and YZ).
Also note that when you draw in 2D (drawing in the plane) the location of art is set to coincide with the coordinate system and its parts of the world (see no link. 2). So the position of the East, North, West and South, as in real life, except when we reconfigure the Startup Settings)
Also note that the 3D drawing can have a look in one plane and on it we can switch between using the buttons on the toolbar VIEW Where we can use views: - Top - Bottom - Left - Right - Front - Back - SW Isometric - SE Isometric - NE Isometric - NW Isometric
So when I switch the plane after mentioned respects draw in 2D and 3D to see if we have to switch to these views. Notice that we can draw in the 3D view and in my opinion it is even desirable to set the UCS and to avoid problems when you draw that occur when OSNAP its magnet attracts a certain point where we draw the line.
If you want (not need), we set the boundaries of the area where we draw the drawing. This depends on whether you activate STARTUP dialog window. If so then you all of these settings can go step by step when you start AutoCAD. If not then you can set all the settings later on (the border drawings, units of measurement units, as well as other, so please see no link No. 6. and No. link. 4 We move with the assumption that we will subsequently set the border areas of the drawing. So we set limits on the size of the drawing (dimension) A4 paper. As we know, A4 has the dimensions of 210x297 mm (min helpful. 200x270 mm) in a position PORTRAIT or 297x210 mm in position LANDSCAPE. To set up PORTRAIT position is required in Coomand Line LIMITS command key and then enter the dimensions of the area. The first is written the WIDTH => the LENGTH. (Do not understand the length as the height, because in the 2D drawing no height (there are only Width and Length)) In the Command Line, type the command LIMITS + Enter key and type 210,297 + enter. Now we set the limit drawing on A4 size paper. (If you want to see what the size limits of drawings, GRID features include button and you will see a network consisting of points with spacing between each adjacent point, which is defined in the Settings for SNAP function. In my case it is 10 units.
After setting the drawing area GRID network switch (DTM + ON) and then if you do not see the network zoom view mode by pressing the Zoom Extenes button on the toolbar ZOOM or simply in the Command Line, type z + enter => e + enter and you will have such a view the space that you specified for the drawing.
When we select the plot area can use Line drawing to mark the areas, so long as we know where we can draw.
As you can see the first point of the lower left corner I have set to 0,0 and the upper right point I put the coordinates of 210 by 297 by X and Y (corresponding to the dimensions of A4 paper)
Notice that the coordinates are separated by COMMA in enrollment. (first writes the coordinates of the X axis and then after the comma in the Y axis).
BTW: Also remember to decimals POINT writes on the keyboard. (ie. not the same as 2.5 and 2,5 in the first case it is a decimal number in the second case, the coordinates separated by commas) Why do we need this space? Therefore, it would have had orientation drawing size and drawing that when plotting (printing on paper) is the way you want. Now we need to prepare Layer and its characteristics, but on the next link No. 13 PAPER FORMAT (Please see link No. 28 of Content this Blog) - A0 => 841 x 1189 - A1 => 594 x 841 - A2 => 420 x 594 - A3 => 297 x 420 - A4 => 210 x 297 - paper format is the size of paper on which the drawing - the largest paper format from the A0, which are made all the small paper formats - ratio of pages of A0 is 1: root of 2, and the surface of 1 m2 - smaller format paper produced halving the previous page for more large format - the final format, according to the box, which gives the border area of the drawing (solid wide line), the space for drawing, the header (the constituent elements of the drawings), the table of tolerances, the table changes, the reference network, the indicator for the orientation and alignment of the drawing and label for crop art. NOTE: Before you start drawing it is necessary to plan a SCALE to print drawings on paper of a certain size. Why? Because we based on benchmarks set parameters Style quotation (descriptive text, size dimensions arrows etc etc). More on the link number 24 PLOT-Scale Comments are closed.
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