Challenge

Creating Kitchen layout, Hatching of Architectural elements and sectional view of an Industrial Building in AutoCad

Aim of the project: To create layout of the drawings created a few weeks in the challenges.

Procedure:

Step 1: The layout as per mentioned is selected i.e., Tutorial.mArch.dwt from the templates existing

Step 2: The view ports are created as per the sizes mentioned and the drawing is adjusted in the view port to view the specific drawing.

Step 3: Another view port of the mentioned size is created and the section of the building is set in that viewport as shown in Figure 1

Create a layout of the Kitchen drawn in Challenge 9 as shown in Figure. Use the scale as shown in the Figure. Use A4 Size page for the layout. Take a plot.

Aim: To create the Kitchen layout with four view parts along as shown in the figure

Introduction:

Procedure:

Open AutoCAD

In Startup settings start from scratch select metric (Meter)

Open grid and snap settings

  • Change snap and grid spacing to 0.1
  • Change major line every grid line to 10
  • Turnoff adaptive grid

Type ‘un’ in command box and press enter

Change units’ type to decimal and precision to 0.00 and insertion scale to millimeters

Step 1: Importing Drawing from Challenge 7

Type xref in command box and press enter

  • Click on Add Dwg
  • Select challenge 9 Question 1
  • Click on ‘Attachment’
  • Keep scale as 1
  • Click on insertion point as specify on screen
  • Click on okay and specify the point of insertion
  • Right click on the W9Q1 drawing and select the bind option
  • In pop up click on insert the drawing into W10Q2 along with layers

Step 2: Creating Layout

Go to layout tab and delete the current viewports available

  • Right click on the layout tab
  • Click on rename and type ‘Kitchen Layout A4’

Go to Page setup manager

  • Click on new
  • Set name as A4
  • Change printer to AutoCAD PDF
  • Set paper size as ISO full bleed A4
  • Change plot area to ‘Layout’
  • Click okay

Step 3: Creating Views

Go to model tab

Type ‘v’ and press enter

  • Click on new
  • Type name as ‘Below contour plan’
  • Click on define window
  • Select the below contour plan view
  • Click on new
  • Type name as ‘Above contour plan’
  • Click on define window
  • Select the above contour plan view

Step 4: Creating Viewports

Type ‘mv’ and press enter

  • Specify corner of viewport or
  • Specify corner of viewport or ON / OFF / Fit / Shadeplot / Lock / New / Named / Object / Polygonal / Restore / Layer / 2 / 3 / 4] : Click on 4 and press enter
  • Specify the corner points of view port

Step 5: Creating Viewport views

Go to model space in layout

  • Click inside of bottom left viewport
  • Type v and press enter
  • Click on ‘Above contour plan’ and click on set current
  • Change the scale to 1:2
  • Click inside of bottom bottom viewport
  • Type v and press enter
  • Click on ‘Below contour plan’ and click on set current
  • Change the scale to 1:2

Create other 2 views as shown in figure with custom scale 1:1

Step 6: Assigning Viewport Layers

Viewport layer colors are changed for better visibility of drawing as follows for all the view ports

Step 7: Plotting

Type plot and press enter or select plot from the menu bar

  • Set name as Kitchen_Layout
  • Change printer to AutoCAD PDF
  • Set paper size as ISO full bleed A4.
  • Change plot area to ‘Layout’
  • Change plot style table to ‘monochrome.ctb’
  • Check the preview for adjustments
  • Click ok to plot
  • Select the path and set name

Result:

The result of this question consists of four viewports of kitchen layout plans from challenge 9. Viewports are created on A4 size sheet created from the page setup manager. The four-view port is created using MV command. Views are created in the model tab first and then viewed in layout viewport. Layers of viewport are changed for better visibility. Plotting is done with respect to A4 sheet size.

  • All the dimensions mentioned are in meters
  • Dimensions and text are assigned using dimension layer and text layers

  1. Create a layout of the section created in Challenges 9.

Use scale as mentioned in the Figure. Use MV command create multiple viewports. Take a plot.

Aim: To create the three-viewport layout of an industrial building as shown in the figure

Introduction:

Procedure:

Open AutoCAD

In Startup settings start from scratch select metric (Meter)

Open grid and snap settings

  • Change snap and grid spacing to 100
  • Change major line every grid line to 10
  • Turnoff adaptive grid

Type ‘un’ in command box and press enter

Change units’ type to decimal and precision to 0.00 and insertion scale to millimeters

Step 1: Importing Drawing from Challenge 7

Type xref in command box and press enter

  • Click on Add Dwg
  • Select challenge 9 Question 3
  • Click on ‘Attachment’
  • Keep scale as 1
  • Click on insertion point as specify on screen
  • Click on okay and specify the point of insertion
  • Right click on the W9Q1 drawing and select the bind option
  • In pop up click on insert the drawing into W10Q3 along with layers

Step 2: Creating Layout

Go to layout tab and delete the current viewports available

  • Right click on the layout tab
  • Click on rename and type ‘Industrial Building layout’

Go to Page setup manager

  • Click on new
  • Set name as A4
  • Change printer to AutoCAD PDF
  • Set paper size as ISO full bleed A4
  • Change plot area to ‘Layout’
  • Click okay

Step 3: Creating Views

Go to model tab

Type ‘v’ and press enter

  • Click on new
  • Type name as ‘Industrial Building’
  • Click on define window
  • Select the entire drawing to fit
  • Click on new
  • Type name as ‘Manhole’
  • Click on define window
  • Select the area around the manhole
  • Click on new
  • Type name as ‘Duct and sprinkler’
  • Click on define window
  • Select the area around the middle sprinkler and right duct

Step 4: Creating Viewports

Type ‘mv’ and press enter

  • Specify corner of viewport or
  • Specify corner of viewport or ON / OFF / Fit / Shadeplot / Lock / New / Named / Object / Polygonal / Restore / Layer / 2 / 3 / 4] : Click on 3
  • Enter viewport arrangement [Horizontal/Vertical/Above/Below/Left/Right] <Right>: Click Above
  • Specify first corner or [Fit] <Fit>: F

Step 5: Creating Viewport views

Go to model space in layout

  • Click inside of top viewport
  • Type v and press enter
  • Click on ‘Industrial Building’ and click on set current
  • Change the scale to 1:100
  • Click inside of bottom left viewport
  • Type v and press enter
  • Click on ‘Manhole’ and click on set current
  • Change the scale to 1:30
  • Click inside of bottom right viewport
  • Type v and press enter
  • Click on ‘Duct and sprinkler’ and click on set current
  • Change the scale to 1:30

Step 6: Assigning Viewport Layers

Viewport layer colors are changed for better visibility of drawing as follows for all the view ports

Step 7: Plotting

Type plot and press enter or select plot from the menu bar

  • Set name as Industrial_Building_Layout
  • Change printer to AutoCAD PDF
  • Set paper size as ISO full bleed A4.
  • Change plot area to ‘Layout’
  • Change plot style table to ‘monochrome.ctb’
  • Check the preview for adjustments
  • Click ok to plot
  • Select the path and set name

Result:

The result of this question consists of three viewports of Industrial Building layout plans from challenge 9. Viewports are created on A4 size sheet created from the page setup manager. The Three-view port is created using MV command. Views are created in the model tab first and then viewed in layout viewport. Layers of viewport are changed for better visibility. First view is the view of entire section view. Second viewport is of the manhole. Third view is of the duct and sprinklers. Plotting is done with respect to A4 sheet size and monochrome.ctb.

  • All the dimensions mentioned are in meters
  • Dimensions and text are assigned using dimension layer and text layers

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