Gladfelter D. / Гледфельтр Д. - AutoCAD 2013 and AutoCAD LT 2013: No Experience Required / AutoCAD 2013 и AutoCAD LT 2013: Опыт не требуется [2012, EPUB, ENG]

Introduction
CHAPTER 1 • Getting to Know AutoCAD
Starting AutoCAD
Accessing the Welcome Screen
Understanding the Customer Involvement Program
Exploring the User Interface
Introducing the Application Window
Working in the Command-Line Interface
Using the Ribbon
Displaying the Ribbon Tools
Using the Ribbon Tools
Using the Application Menu
Opening a Drawing with the Application Menu
Switching Between Open Drawings
Using the Drop-Down Menus
Using the Toolbars
Saving Workspaces
Using the Keyboard
Using the Mouse
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CHAPTER 2 • Learning Basic Commands to Get Started
Using the Line Command
Using Coordinates
Using Relative Coordinates
Using the Direct Distance Method
Drawing the Shape
Using Relative Cartesian Coordinates
Erasing Lines
Controlling How the Selection Tools Are Displayed
Using Relative Polar Coordinates
Using Direct Input
Using the Offset Command
Using the Fillet Command
Completing the Shape
Offsetting Lines to Mark an Opening
Extending Lines
Trimming Lines
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CHAPTER 3 • Setting Up a Drawing
Setting Up the Drawing Units
Setting Up the Drawing Size
Using the Grid
Setting Up Drawing Limits
Drawing with Grid and Snap
Taking a Closer Look at Dynamic Input
Saving Your Work
Saving Drawings to Your Hard Drive or Network Drive
Saving Drawings to Autodesk 360 Storage
Understanding AutoCAD Units
Linear Units
Angular Units
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CHAPTER 4 • Developing Drawing Strategies: Part 1
Laying Out the Walls
Creating Polylines from Existing Objects
Creating and Editing Polylines
Creating the Exterior Wall Lines
Creating the Interior Walls
Cutting Openings in the Walls
Creating Doors
Drawing Swinging Doors
Copying Objects
Mirroring Objects
Scaling the Bathroom Door
Drawing a Sliding Glass Door
Drawing the Bifold Doors
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An Alternative Sliding Glass Door
An Addition to the Cabin
Three Views of a Block
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CHAPTER 5 • Developing Drawing Strategies: Part 2
Starting and Running Commands
Drawing the Thresholds
Drawing the Front Threshold
Drawing the Back Threshold
Drawing the Decks and Stairs
Drawing the Front Deck
Drawing the Deck Posts
Drawing the Stairs
Mirroring the Post and Railing
Drawing the Back Deck and Stairs
Using Point Filters to Finish the Deck
Laying Out the Kitchen
Drawing the Counter
Drawing the Stove and Refrigerator
Completing the Stove with Parametrics
Drawing the Kitchen Sink
Constructing the Bathroom
Setting Running Object Snaps
Drawing a Shower Unit
Drawing the Bathroom Sink and Mirror
Positioning the Toilet and Shelves
Drawing the Hot Tub
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Drawing the Cabin Again
Drawing Something Else
Drawing Some Furniture for the Cabin
Drawing a Gasket
Drawing a Parking Lot
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CHAPTER 6 • Using Layers to Organize Your Drawing
Using Layers as an Organizing Tool
Setting Up Layers
Assigning Linetypes to Layers
Assigning Objects to Layers
Turning Off and Freezing Layers
Drawing the Headers
Drawing the Roof
Setting a Linetype Scale Factor
Drawing the Ridgeline
Using the Layer Walk Tool
Setting Properties of Layers and Objects
Selecting Colors for Layers and Objects
Assigning a Color or a Linetype to an Object Instead of a Layer
Making a Color or a Linetype Current
Using the Action Recorder
Creating Layer States
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Experimenting with Linetypes and Linetype Scales
Setting Up Layers for Your Own Trade or Profession
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CHAPTER 7 • Combining Objects into Blocks
Making a Block for a Door
Inserting the Door Block
Using Dynamic Blocks
Understanding and Using Groups
Finding Blocks in a Drawing
Using Grips to Detect a Block
Using the List Command to Detect a Block
Using the Properties Palette to Examine a Block
Creating a Window Block
Inserting the Window Block
Rotating a Block during Insertion
Using Snap Tracking to Set the Insertion Point
Changing a Block’s Scale Factor by Using Object Properties
Finishing the Windows
Revising a Block
Sharing Information between Drawings
Dragging and Dropping between Two Open Drawings
Copying Objects between Drawings
Using the AutoCAD DesignCenter
Using Other Ways to Share Information between Drawings
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CHAPTER 8 • Controlling Text in a Drawing
Setting Up Text Styles
Determining Text and Drawing Scale
Defining a Text Style for View Titles
Placing Titles of Views in the Drawing
Using Annotative Text
Defining an Annotative Text Style
Placing Room Labels in the Floor Plan
Using Text in a Grid
Creating a Title Block and Border
Using Multiline Text
Finishing the Title Block
Using Mtext for General Notes
Using the Spell-Check Feature
Exploring Other Aspects of Multiline Text
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CHAPTER 9 • Using Dynamic Blocks and Tables
Using Attributes for a Grid
Defining Blocks with Attributes
Inserting Blocks with Attributes
Editing Attribute Text
Setting Up Multiple Attributes in a Block
Defining a Block with Multiple Attributes
Calculating Areas
Inserting the Room Information Block
Editing Attributes
Controlling the Visibility of Attributes
Exploring Other Uses for Attributes
Creating a Dynamic Block
Setting Up Parameters and Actions
Fine-Tuning the Dynamic Block with the Properties Palette
Inserting a Dynamic Block
Creating a Table
Defining a Table Style
Designing a Table
Creating Tables from Attributes
Modifying the Table Display
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CHAPTER 10 • Generating Elevations
Drawing the South Elevation
Creating the South Elevation
Setting Up Lines for the Heights
Using Construction Lines to Project Elevation Points
Copying Objects by Using Grips
Trimming Lines in the Elevation
Assigning Elevation Layers
Drawing the Decks in Elevation
Generating the Other Elevations
Making the Opposite Elevation
Revising the New South Elevation
Making the Front and Back Elevations
Considering Drawing Scale Issues
Drawing Interior Elevations
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CHAPTER 11 • Working with Hatches, Gradients, and Tool Palettes
Hatching the South Elevation
Looking at Hatch Patterns
Hatching the Rest of the South Elevation
Adding Special Effects
Using Hatches in the Floor Plan
Creating the User-Defined Hatch Pattern
Controlling the Origin of the Hatch Pattern
Finishing the Hatches for the Floors
Modifying the Shape of Hatch Patterns
Creating and Managing Tool Palettes
Creating a New Tool Palette
Setting Up a Palette for Hatches
Creating a Palette for Commands
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Creating the Hatch Patterns for the Other Elevations
Creating Your Hatch Palette
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CHAPTER 12 • Dimensioning a Drawing
Introducing Dimension Styles
Preparing for Dimensioning
Making a New Dimension Style
Setting Up the Symbols And Arrows Tab
Making Changes in the Text Tab
Working with Settings on the Fit Tab
Setting Up the Primary Units Tab (Architectural)
Setting Up the Primary Units Tab (Metric)
Completing the Dimension Style Setup
Exploring the Alternate Units Tab
Exploring the Tolerances Tab
Placing Dimensions on the Drawing
Placing Horizontal Dimensions
Using the Dimension Continue Command
Using the Dimension Baseline Command
Setting Up Vertical Dimensions
Finishing the Dimensions
Using Other Types of Dimensions
Using Radial Dimensions
Adding a Diameter Dimension
Adding an Arc Length
Setting Up Parent and Child Dimensioning Styles
Using Aligned and Angular Dimensions
Using Ordinate Dimensions
Using Leader Lines
Modifying Dimensions
Editing Dimension Text Content
Moving Dimensions
Adjusting Space between Stacked Dimensions
Using Dimension Overrides
Dimensioning Short Distances
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Dimensioning the Garage Addition
Dimensioning to a Centerline
Completing Further Exercises
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CHAPTER 13 • Managing External References
Drawing a Site Plan
Using Surveyor’s Units
Drawing the Driveway
Setting Up an External Reference
Using the External References Palette
Organizing the Drawing Objects
Moving and Rotating an Xref
Modifying an Xref Drawing
Modifying an Xref by Making It the Current Drawing
Modifying an Xref from within the Host Drawing
Adding an Image to a Drawing
Putting Xrefs to Use
Exploring Additional Xref Features
Setting the Xref Path
Binding Xrefs
Exploring Further on Your Own
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Building Architectural References
Comparing Reference Types
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CHAPTER 14 • Using Layouts to Set Up a Print
Getting Ready
Preparing the Title Block
Creating the Title Block Reference
Defining the Attributes
Making the Sheet Information Block
Setting Up a Sheet Template
Setting the Layout Parameters
Finishing the Sheet Template
Creating Your First Plan Sheet
Using Sheet Set Manager
Creating a New Sheet Set
Adding Existing Drawings to a Sheet Set
Creating Drawings with Sheet Set Manager
Setting Up Layouts
Referencing the Model
Creating the Paper Space Viewport
Setting the Viewport Scale
Copying the Layouts
Adjusting a Viewport’s Contents
Setting the Linetype Scale
Managing the Floor Plan Sheet File
Managing the Elevations Sheet File
Setting Up the Site Plan Sheet
Defining a New Viewport Scale
Locking and Turning Off Viewports
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CHAPTER 15 • Printing a Drawing
Using the Plot Dialog Box
Printer/Plotter
Paper Size and Number of Copies
Plot Area
Plot Scale
Plot Offset and Plot Options
The Expanded Plot Dialog Box
Applying Plot-Style Tables
Introducing Plot-Style Table Files
Understanding How Plot-Style Table Files Are Organized
Assigning Plot-Style Tables to Drawings
Printing a Drawing
Determining Lineweights for a Drawing
Setting Other Properties of Layers
Setting Up the Other Parameters for the Print
Previewing a Print
Viewing Plots in Design Review
Printing a Drawing Using Layouts
Updating Model File Layer Properties in Sheet Files
Plotting a Single Layout
Printing a Drawing with Multiple Viewports
Printing with a Large-Format Printer
Publishing Multiple Layouts
Publishing with Sheet Set Manager
Going Forward
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CHAPTER 16 • Creating 3D Geometry
Modeling in 3D
Setting Up the 3D Workspace and Environment
Making the Walls
Creating the Door and Window Block-Outs
Moving and Rotating in 3D
Using the First Right-Hand Rule
Cutting the Openings
Creating the Floor, Foundation, and Thresholds
Creating the Foundation and Supports
Building the Windows
Navigating with the ViewCube
Adding the Sliding Door
Building the Decks
Putting a Roof on the Cabin
Getting Further Directions in 3D
Using Other Solid-Modeling Tools
Using Mesh-Modeling Tools
Using Surface-Modeling Tools
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CHAPTER 17 • Rendering and Materials
Creating Cameras to Reproduce Views
Using the Loft Tool
Creating the Cameras
Creating a Lighting Scheme
Creating a Light Source
Enabling Shadows
Creating the First Render
Controlling the Background of the Rendering
Adding Materials
Adjusting the Material Mapping
Rendering to a File
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