Editing an individual existing dimension
Dimension Breaks
Jog a dimension
Adjust distance between dims
Exercises
Lesson 18
Dimensioning Diameters
Dimensioning Radii
Angular dimensioning
Centermark
Flip Arrow
Creating a dimension sub-style
Exercises
Lesson 19
Multileader
Aligned dimensioning
Special Text Characters
Prefix and Suffix
Exercises
Lesson 20
Quick dimensioning
Editing multiple dimensions
Exercises
Lesson 21
Match Properties
Layer Match
Creating a Revision Cloud
Convert a closed object into a Revision Cloud
Revision Cloud Style
Wipeout
Exercises
Lesson 22
Arc
Dimensioning Arc Lengths
Dimensioning a Large Curve
Exercises
Lesson 23
Polylines
Exercises
Lesson 24
Editing Polylines
Join
Exercises
Lesson 25
Creating new text styles
How to select a text style
Delete a text style
Changing effects of a text style
Divide
Measure
Exercises
Lesson 26
Model and Layout options
Model and Layout tabs
Viewports
Pan
How to Lock a viewport
How to create a page setup
Using the Layout
How to plot from the Layout
Annotative Property
Exercises
Lesson 27
Creating Scaled Drawings
Adjusting the viewport scale
Annotation objects
Paper space dimensioning
Exercises
Lesson 28
Assigning multiple annotative scales
How to remove Annotative scale
Annotative Hatch
Exercises
Lesson 29
Blocks
Creating blocks
Inserting
Presetting the Insertion Point, Scale or Rotation
Re-defining a block
Purging unwanted blocks
Multileader and Blocks
Collect Multileader
Exercise
Lesson 30
Express Tools
Text
Draw – Break-Line Symbol
Tools
Groups
Autodesk 360 Connectivity
Saving a file
Opening a file
Upload a file
Delete a file
Download a file
Autodesk 360 Design Feed
Tag a Colleague
Exercises
Appendix
A Add a Printer / Plotter
B Metric Conversion Factors
C Dynamic Input
D Command Line Enhancements
Index
Beginning AutoCAD® 2015, Exercise Workbook is designed for classroom instruction or self-study. There are 30 lessons. Each lesson starts with step-by-step instructions followed by exercises designed for practicing the commands you learned within that lesson.
You may find the order of instruction in this workbook somewhat different from most textbooks. The approach I take is to familiarize you with the drawing commands first. After you are comfortable with the drawing commands, you will be taught to create your own setup drawings. This method is accomplished by supplying you with a drawing, “2015-workbook-helper.dwg”. This drawing is preset and ready for you to open and use. For the first 8 lessons you should not worry about settings, you just draw.
Important How to get the drawing listed above? The file “2015-workbook-helper.dwg” should be downloaded from our website:
http://new.industrialpress.com/ext/downloads/acad/2015-workbook-helper.dwg