Challenge

Creating Bar Bending schedule, Different Door types, and Creation of standard drawing templates using AutoCad

Q1. AIM: To Create Custom_titleblock and Custom2_titleblock using Attributes and block command from Autocad software.
PROCEDURE:
Step 1(custom1_tittleblock).
  • In the command prompt type L to draw the lines
  • In ribbon tab> Annotate> Mtline (to draft the text)
  • Go to properties tab to change the colour

  • In the riibon bar >block> create block and name it Custom_titleblock. Therefore the block is created

STEP 2 (custom2_tittleblock)
  • In the command prompt type L to draw the lines
  • In ribbon tab > Annotate> Mtline ( to draft the text)
  • go to properties tab to change the colour
  • In the ribon bar >block> create block and name it Custom2 titleblock. Therefore the block is created.

RESULT :

Q2. AIM: To create the doors type for warehouse and to also create the block of this door type after creating them using AutoCAD

PROCEDURE:
step 1:
  • In the command prompt type the units >mm
  • In the command prompt type the limax>100.100
  • In the command prompt type the limits >0,0
step 2:
  • In the command prompt typel to draft the lines
  • in the command promt type rec to draft the boxes or rectangle
  • In the command prompt type fillet to get the curve edges

RESULT :

  • In the ribbon bar >dimensions (to give the dimensions of the door)
  • In the ribbon bar >annotation text (to give the text for the door)

RESULT

  • In the ribon bar >block> create block and name it Custom2 titleblock. Therefore the block is created.

step 3:
In the command prompt type l to draft the lines
In the command promt type rec to draft the boxes or rectangle
In the command prompt type fillet to get the curve edges
In the ribbon bar> dimensions ( to give the dimensions of the door)
In the ribbon bar> annotation > text (to give the text for the door)
RESULT
  • In the ribon bar >block> create block. Therefore the block is created.
Q3.AIM:To create each symbol as a block with the name and then arrange them in the legend
PROCEDURE:

In the command prompt type C to get the circle

In the command prompt type L to get the lines

In the ribbon bar annotation Multiline text

In the ribbon bar> block > block edit

  • In the command prompt typel to draw the lines In the command prompt type arc to draw the are in the command prompt type text
  • In the ribbon bar> block > create block
  • In the command prompt type I to draw the line
  • In the command prompt type Mtext
  • In the ribbon bar block-create block
  • In the command prompt type to draw the lines In the command prompt type fillet to get the curves
  • In the command prompt type Mtext
  • In the ribbon bars blockscreate block

RESULT:

Q4. AIM: To Create the door type for residential building as a block.
PROCEDURE:
step 1:
  • In the command prompt type units engineering inches
  • In the command prompt type limits-0,0. limax >100,100
  • In the command prompt type-zoom-a
step 2:
  • In the command prompt type I to draw the lines
  • In the command prompt type B to create a block

  • In the command prompt type ATT > name of the block is save as type

RESULT

same command for rest of doors

command prompt type arc to do arc
Q5. AIM: To Create each shape as ablock and insert them on the table as given in the picture
PROCEDURE:
step 1:
  • In the command prompt type Unit-decimal-meters
  • In the command prompt type limits 0,0
  • In the command prompt type limax >100,100
step 2:
  • In the command prompt type I to draw the desired lines
  • In the command prompt type pl to draw the desired arc poly lines
  • In the command prompt type mt to give annotation and text
  • In the command promt type B to create the block
  • In the command prorat type I to insert the created in the block
  • In the command prompt type table to inset the table

RESULT

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