Content
- Introduction to Computer Aided Design
- CAD Software – Introduction to various software
- Exercises on CAD software
- Designing construction plans using software
- One floor Floors
- Development of chapters and lengths
- One floor
- Floors Doors, windows, roofs, etc. using CAD software.
- building details
- Building Performance Improvement Application.
preface
1. Students must arrive at the laboratory on time.
2. The document should be updated regularly, and the previous experiment should be signed by the teachers in charge before the laboratory visit.
3. Students who arrive late to the laboratory will undoubtedly be unable to conduct the planned experiment that day.
4. The responsible personnel request a certificate in the observer book after the experiment is complete.
5. While doing research, students are required to carry a notebook with a maximum of 100 pages and write down their measurements/observations/results in the notebook.
6. The responsible official must submit and approve the research notes and details from the previous session.
7. No more than five students in a group should perform the experiment.
8. Respect the initial group separation and forbid later mixing of students in different groups.
9. You must collect the necessary research components from the laboratory after completing the application form.
10. At the end of the experiment, students must stop the structure they created and return all parts/tools they brought for this purpose.
11. Damage to equipment or burning of parts will be dealt with by disciplinary action or removal of the student group from the laboratory for the semester/year.
12. Students are required to be present in the laboratory at all scheduled times.
13. Before entering the laboratory, students should be well-prepared to conduct the experiment.
14. Student groups must retain the presentations and papers they receive.
15. You must return them after a thorough review.
16. DRESS CODE
- Boys—casual clothes with shoes.
- Girls wear casual clothes.
- Skirts are prohibited.
COLORING OF OBJECT:
The object can be drawn in any color range (0-256). Colors can be set using the color command.
COLOR
Sets the color for new objects.
Enter color <current> at the command prompt, specifying the value (1-255), color name, block, or layer.
FILLING OF OBJECT: Use the hatch command to fill the object with various colors and patterns.
This command allows you to select various patterns, as well as the scale and angle of the pattern.
HATCH
This creates a pattern in a given area.
HATCH fills the specified hatch boundary with a non-associative hatch.
When the boundaries of a non-associative hatch change, its contents are not updated.A hatch boundary refers to an object or objects that completely enclose an area.
At the command prompt, enter hatch Pattern (? Or name/U, style) <current>: enter a predefined pattern name, enter u, and enter? Alternatively, press enter.
SCALING OF DRAWING: The zoom command shows the object at a specific scale factor.
The entered value is relative to the drawing’s limits. Entering 2 doubles the apparent display size of objects compared to zooming them to the drawing’s limits.
When you enter a value followed by xp, auto CAD determines the scale relative to paper scale units.Entering 0.5xp scales the model space to half that of paper space units.The following illustration depicts a number of viewports arranged in paper space.
The view in each view port is scaled in relation to the available paper space. The first view is scaled 1:1 to paper space (1xp), the second is scaled 0.5=1 to paper space (0.5xp), and so on.
ZOOM
This adjusts the apparent size of objects in the current view port.
At the command prompt, enter zoom
All/center/dynamic/extents/left/previous/v max/window/: To enter an option or value, select a point, or press enter.
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