Creating Kitchen layout, Hatching of Architectural elements and sectional view of an Industrial Building in AutoCad
Aim: To Create the Kitchen Layout and to Also, use proper dimension techniques to dimension the kitchen layout. Also, insert text wherever required.
All dimensions are in mm.
Procedure:
step 1:
- units are set to mm
- limits and limax are also set
- zoom comand is also used
Steps for drawing Below Counter Plan
- Open Auto Cad and enter UN (units command) in command box and make the type as decimal.
- Select line command and draw a line of 4300 in X direction and a line of 3200 in Y direction and complete the rectangle.
- Offset 230 towards all sides of the rectangle outside the figure.
- Fillet all the offset edges.
- Offset of 600 from top of the room to draw the kitchen platform and otta.
- Give the offset as follows from left side 90 as first offset- 90mm as first offset, 1000mm for fridge, 600 for micro-oven, 450 for A1 part, 300 for A2/A3/A4, 900 for A5/A6/A7, and 300, 945 and 35 offsets.
- Offset 12 mm to both sides in each corner of the room.
- Offset 600mm from bottom in middle oF kitchen to draw platform.
- Now enter offset as follows- 900, 450, 900, 450, 450, 450, 560, 35.
- Open Auto Cad and enter UN (units command) in command box and make the type as decimal.
- Select line command and draw a line of 4300 in X direction and a line of 3200 in Y direction and complete the rectangle.
- Offset 230 towards all sides of the rectangle outside the figure.
- Fillet all the offset edges.
- Offset of 600 from top of the room to draw the kitchen platform ink and otta.
- Give the offset as follows from left side 35 as first offset and again the offset as 965, 600, 2595.
- Offset 12 mm to both sides in each corner of the room.
- Offset 350 mm from bottom in middle of kitchen to draw platform.
- Now enter offset as follows-35, 450, 900, 900, 900, 1010, 35.
Hatching of objects
- Click Home tab-Draw panel-Hatch.
- On the Properties panel Hatch Type list, select the type of hatch that you want to use.
- On the Pattern panel, click a hatch pattern or fill.
- On the Boundaries panel, specify the how the pattern boundary is selected:
- Pick Points. Inserts the hatch or fill within a closed area that is bounded by one or more objects.
- Select Boundary Objects. Inserts the hatch or fill within a closed object.
- The selection method is retained until you change it.
- Click an area or object to be hatched.
- On the ribbon, make any adjustments as needed:
- On the Properties panel, you can change the hatch type and colors or modify the transparency level, angle, or scale for the hatch.
- On the expanded Options panel, you can change the draw order to specify whether the hatch and its boundary are displayed in front of or behind other objects.
- Press Enter to apply the hatch and exit the command.
- Hatch the brick wall with hatch type as ANS132 and hatch other part as solid and grey colour.
RESULT:
2 .
AIM:
To create the elevation of the plan with hatch
PROCEDURE:
- In the command prompt type l to draw the lines
- In the command prompt type rec to draw the rectangle
- In the command prompt type arc to draw the arc
- Therefore, the window is created
- In the command prompt type l to draw the lines
- In the command prompt type rec to draw the rectangle
- In the command prompt type l to draw the lines
- In the command prompt type rec to draw the rectangle
- In the command prompt type rec to draw the rectangles
3 .
AIM:
To create the section view of an industrial building .
PROCEDURE:
- In the command prompt type l to draw the lines .
- In the Ribbon bar > Hatch > AR.CONC.
- In the command prompt type rec to draw the rectangle.
- In the Ribbon bar > hatch > AR-Conc
- In the command prompt type LT to get the dotted lines
- In the command prompt type c to draw the circle
- In the command prompt type Mt to draft the text
- In the command prompt type dim to draft the dimensions