AutoCAD_Drafting images by Coordinate System Methods_Week 1

STEP 1: On opening the AutoCad software, setup the units to Imperial template and decimal system to 0.000 .

 

STEP 2: Set the limits in the command tab using "LIM" before drafting.

 

STEP 3: Once the limits are set, using Line tool, specify the first point (2,1).

 

 

STEP 4: Now the dimension in the X-direction is 1 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 3,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 5: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 7 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 3,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 6: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 5 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 8,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 7: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 6 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to x-coordinate and subtracted from the y-coordinate in regards to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 8,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 8: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 5,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 9: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 1 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in y-direction and added in x-direction to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 5,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

 

STEP 10: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 4 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 9,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

 

STEP 11: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 8 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 9,9 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 12: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 7 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 2,9 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

 

STEP 13: Now the final step is to insert the first coordinate point of the image to complete the drawing and the ESC to close the Line command.

 

 

 

STEP 1: On opening the AutoCad software, setup the units to Imperial template and decimal system to 0.000 .

STEP 2: Set the limits in the command tab using "LIM" before drafting.

STEP 3: Once the limits are set, using Line tool, specify the first point (2,1).

STEP 4: Now the dimension in the X-direction is 8 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 10,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 5: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 6 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 10,7 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

STEP 6: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 8 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the x-direction and added in the y-direction to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 2,7 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

STEP 7: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the y-direction and added in the x-direction to the origin point (2,1). So our next point is 2,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab. Now we need to close the line command.

 

STEP 8: As per the image, we need to set a new first point using the line command. This point needs to be 3,2 as it is 3 units in x-direction and at 2 units from y-direction w.r.t. 0,0 .

 

STEP 9: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (3,2). So our next point is 5,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 10: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 3 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (3,2). So our next point is 5,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 11: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the x-direction and added in the y-direction to the origin point (3,2). So our next point is 3,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 12: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 3 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the y-direction and added in the x-direction to the origin point (3,2). So our next point is 3,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab. Now we need to close the line command.

STEP 13: As per the image, we need to set a new first point using the line command. This point needs to be 6,2 as it is 6 units in x-direction and at 2 units from y-direction w.r.t. 0,0 .

 

STEP 14: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (6,2). So our next point is 8,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 15: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 3 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (6,2). So our next point is 8,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 16: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the x-direction and added in the y-direction to the origin point (6,2). So our next point is 6,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 17: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 3 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the y-direction and added in the x-direction to the origin point (6,2). So our next point is 6,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab. Now we need to close the line command.

STEP 1: On opening the AutoCad software, setup the units to Imperial template and decimal system to 0.000 .

STEP 2: Set the limits in the command tab using "LIM" before drafting.

STEP 3: Once the limits are set, using Line tool, specify the first point (0,0).

 

STEP 4: Now the dimension in the X-direction is 10 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 10,0 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 5: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 10,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 6: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 4 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 6,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

STEP 7: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 4 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 6,6 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 8: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 3 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 9,6 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 9: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 9,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 10: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 7 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 1,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 11: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in y-direction and added in x-direction to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 1,6 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 12: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 4,6 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 13: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 4 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in y-direction and added in x-direction to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 4,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 14: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (0,0). So our next point is 0,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 15: Now the final step is to insert the first coordinate point of the image to complete the drawing and the ESC to close the Line command.

STEP 1: On opening the AutoCad software, setup the units to Imperial template and decimal system to 0.000 .

STEP 2: Set the limits in the command tab using "LIM" before drafting.

STEP 3: Once the limits are set, using Line tool, specify the first point (1,1).

 

STEP 4: Now the dimension in the X-direction is 5 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 6,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 5: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 6,3 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 6: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 3,3 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

STEP 7: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 1 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in y-direction and added in x-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 3,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 8: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 1 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 2,2 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 9: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 2,4 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 10: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 5,4 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 11: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 unit, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 5,6 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

STEP 12: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 4 units and in the Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in x-direction and added in y-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 1,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 13: Now the final step is to insert the first coordinate point of the image to complete the drawing and the ESC to close the Line command.

STEP 1: On opening the AutoCad software, setup the units to Imperial template and decimal system to 0.000 .

STEP 2: Set the limits in the command tab using "LIM" before drafting.

STEP 3: Once the limits are set, using Line tool, specify the first point (1,1).

 

STEP 4: Now the dimension in the X-direction is 2 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 3,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 5: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 3 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 3,4 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 6: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 6,4 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

STEP 7:On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 4 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 6,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

STEP 8: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 5 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the x-direction and added in the y-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 1,8 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 9: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 7 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the y-direction and added in the x-direction to the origin point (1,1). So our next point is 1,1 and this needs to be entered in the command tab. Now we need to close the line command.

 

STEP 10: As per the image, we need to set a new first point using the line command. This point needs to be 2,5 as it is 2 units in x-direction and at 5 units from y-direction w.r.t. 0,0 .

 

STEP 11: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,5). So our next point is 5,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 12: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be added to the origin point (2,5). So our next point is 5,7 and this needs to be entered in the command tab.

 

STEP 13: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the opposite X-direction is 3 units and in the Y-direction is 0 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the x-direction and added in the y-direction to the origin point (2,5). So our next point is 2,7 and this needs to be entered in the command tab

 

STEP 14: On continuing the line command, we need to specify the next point with respect to the first point specified in the Line command. Now the dimension in the X-direction is 0 units and in the opposite Y-direction is 2 units, so w.r.t. previous point drawn, this accordingly needs to be subtracted in the y-direction and added in the x-direction to the origin point (2,5). So our next point is 2,5 and this needs to be entered in the command tab. Now we need to close the line command.