Challenge

Creating various 3D Models like Furniture, Footing, Girder, Column drop with panel and Gable Wall in AutoCad

ANS.1.

  • AIM: To Create a 3D Furniture element as shown in the Figure.
  • PROCEDURE :
  • click on the AUTOCAD application
  • command: QNEW
  • click on ADVANCE SETTING
  • UNIT: ENGINEERING precision 0'-0"
  • ANGLE: DECIMAL DEGREE PRECISION 0
  • ANGLE MEASURE: EAST AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • ANGLE DIRECTION: COUNTERCLOCKWISE AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • AREA: 50' X50'
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • command: un (for units )
  • select the unit as ENGINEERING PRECISION 0'-0"
  • SELECT SCALE AS INCHES
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • click on WORKSPACE SWITCHING
  • Select the 3D MODELLING
  • Then select the 2D wireframe
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point
  • line specify next point @0,0.2'-6"
  • line specify next point @0,0,3'
  • line specify next point @0,0,2'-6"
  • line specify next point @0,-2",0
  • line specify next point @0,0.2'-4"
  • line specify next point @0,-2'-10",0
  • line specify next point @0,0,-2'-4"
  • line specify next point @0,-2",0
  • press: enter
  • command: REC (for rectangle )
  • select the start point
  • click on DIMENSION
  • length : 3'
  • width: 2'
  • press: enter
  • go to the ANNOTATION TAB
  • select the dimension
  • and give the dimension to the figure
  • command:3DFACE
  • Specify all four points
  • press: enter
  • command: H (for hiding)
  • select the object
  • press: ENTER
  • in this way give the surface to all faces
  • by using command 3DFACE and HIDE Command
  • press: ENTER
  • RESULTS :
  • COMMAND USED :
  • START: QNEW
  • UNITS: UN
  • ZOOM: Z
  • RECTANGLE: REC
  • LINE: L
  • 3DFACE : 3F

ANS.2.AIM: To Create the 3d Model of an Isolated footing as shown in Figure.

  • PROCEDURE :
  • click on the AUTOCAD application
  • command: QNEW
  • click on ADVANCE SETTING
  • UNIT: ENGINEERING precision 0'-0"
  • ANGLE: DECIMAL DEGREE PRECISION 0
  • ANGLE MEASURE: EAST AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • ANGLE DIRECTION: COUNTERCLOCKWISE AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • AREA: 50' X50'
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • command: un (for units )
  • select the unit as ENGINEERING PRECISION 0'-0"
  • SELECT SCALE AS INCHES
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • click on WORKSPACE SWITCHING
  • Select the 3D MODELLING
  • Then select the 2D wireframe
  • command: REC (for rectangle )
  • select the first point
  • click on DIMENSION
  • Length : 3'
  • width :3'
  • press: enter
  • command: REC (FOR RECTANGLE )
  • select the start point
  • click on DIMENSION
  • length: 1'
  • width: 1'
  • press enter
  • draw the rectangle in such a way that both rectangles have a same center point
  • command: MOVE
  • select the small rectangle
  • click on the base point
  • then give the height as @0,0,2'6"
  • press: enter
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point
  • and join the line
  • show below
  • press: enter
  • command: 3Dface
  • select the four-point
  • press: enter
  • command: H (for hiding)
  • select object
  • press: enter
  • go to the ANNOTATION tab
  • click on DIMENSION
  • and give the dimension
  • shown in fig
  • press: enter
  • RESULTS :
  • COMMAND USED :
  • START: QNEW
  • UNITS: UN
  • ZOOM: Z
  • LINE: L
  • RECTANGLE: REC
  • LINE: L
  • 3DFACE
  • HIDE: H

ANS.3.AIM: To Create the 3D view of the AASTHO Type Girder.

  • PROCEDURE :
  • click on the AUTOCAD application
  • command: QNEW
  • click on ADVANCE SETTING
  • UNIT: ENGINEERING precision 0'-0"
  • ANGLE: DECIMAL DEGREE PRECISION 0
  • ANGLE MEASURE: EAST AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • ANGLE DIRECTION: COUNTERCLOCKWISE AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • AREA: 50' X50'
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • command: un (for units )
  • select the unit as ENGINEERING PRECISION 0'-0"
  • SELECT SCALE AS INCHES
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • click on WORKSPACE SWITCHING
  • Select the 3D MODELLING
  • Then select the 2D wireframe
  • select the TOP view
  • command : L (line )
  • select the start point
  • length specify next point @1'-6" ,0
  • length specify next point @ 0,6"
  • press: enter
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point
  • length specify next point @0,6"
  • length specify next point @ 6"<135
  • length specify next point @0,1'6"
  • length specify next point @6"<135
  • length specify next point @0,6"
  • length specify next point @0,6"
  • length specify next point @1',0
  • length specify next point @0,-6"
  • length specify next point @0,-1'6"
  • then click on closed
  • press: ENTER
  • go to the ANNOTATION TAB
  • select the DIMENSION
  • and give the dimension to the object
  • command REGION
  • select the object
  • press: enter
  • command: SHADED
  • press: ENTER
  • command: x (FOR EXPLODE )
  • select the object
  • give the height of exploding 10'
  • press: enter
  • RESULTS :
  • COMMAND USED :
  • QSTART: START
  • UNITS: UN
  • ZOOM: Z
  • LINE: L
  • REGION
  • EXPLODE: X
  • HIDE: H

ANS.4.AIM: To Create a 3d Model of a drop column with the panel as shown in the section and isometric view.

  • PROCEDURE :
  • click on the AUTOCAD application
  • command: QNEW
  • click on ADVANCE SETTING
  • UNIT: ENGINEERING precision 0'-0"
  • ANGLE: DECIMAL DEGREE PRECISION 0
  • ANGLE MEASURE: EAST AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • ANGLE DIRECTION: COUNTER CLOCKWISE AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • AREA: 50' X50'
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • command: un (for units )
  • select the unit as ENGINEERING PRECISION 0'-0"
  • SELECT SCALE AS INCHES
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • click on WORKSPACE SWITCHING
  • Select the 3D MODELLING
  • Then select the 2D wireframe
  • take the USC Direction shown below
  • select the TOP view
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point anywhere
  • length specify next point @6",0
  • length specify next point @0,4'-6"
  • length specify next point @-6",0
  • length specify next point @0,-4'-6"
  • press: enter
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point
  • length specify next point @6"<45
  • length specify next point @-10',0
  • length specify next point @0,1'-6"
  • length specify next point @-10,0
  • then closed
  • press: enter
  • go to the annotation tab
  • click on DIMENSION
  • and give the dimension
  • OBJECT NO: 2
  • PROCEDURE :
  • go to the customer view
  • command: REC (for rectangle )
  • give the starting point
  • click on the dimension
  • give the starting point
  • length : 4'5"
  • width : 4'5"
  • press: enter
  • command: c (for circle )
  • select the start point
  • click on DIAMETER
  • diameter : 3'5"
  • press: enter
  • command: C (for circle )
  • select the start point
  • click on the diameter
  • diameter : 1'5"
  • press: enter
  • command: M (for the move )
  • select the object
  • select the base point
  • give the height as @0,0,1'
  • press: enter
  • command: REGION
  • select the object
  • press: enter
  • command: SHADED
  • press: enter
  • command: X (for explode )
  • select the object
  • give the height is 10'
  • press: enter
  • go to the REBIEN
  • CLICK ON PRESS PULL
  • SELECT THE RECTANGLE
  • AND PRESS IT AS SHOWN IN FIG
  • RESULTS :
  • COMMAND USED :
  • START: QSTART
  • UNITS: UN
  • LINE: L
  • REGION
  • EXPLODE: X
  • PAN :P
  • SHADED

ANS.5.AIM: To Create the 3d model of a wall as shown in Figure. Consider wall thickness as 9”.

  • PROCEDURE :
  • click on the AUTOCAD application
  • command: QNEW
  • click on ADVANCE SETTING
  • UNIT: ENGINEERING precision 0'-0"
  • ANGLE: DECIMAL DEGREE PRECISION 0
  • ANGLE MEASURE: EAST AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • ANGLE DIRECTION: COUNTERCLOCKWISE AND CLICK ON NEXT
  • AREA: 50' X50'
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • command: un (for units )
  • select the unit as ENGINEERING PRECISION 0'-0"
  • SELECT SCALE AS INCHES
  • PRESS: ENTER
  • click on WORKSPACE SWITCHING
  • Select the 3D MODELLING
  • Then select the 2D wireframe
  • take the USC Direction shown below
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point
  • length specify next point @3'6",0,0
  • length specify next point @0,0'.7'
  • length specify next point @3',0,0
  • length specify next point @0,0,-7'
  • length specify next point @3'6",0,0
  • length specify next point @3'6",0,0
  • length specify next point @0,0,10'
  • press: enter
  • command: L (for line )
  • select the start point as a midpoint of
  • length specify next point @0,0,12'6"
  • press enter
  • by using the line command join the lines as shown in fig
  • go to the ANNOTATION tab
  • click on DIMENSION
  • and give the dimension
  • press: enter
  • command: REGION
  • Select the object
  • press: enter
  • command: CONCEPTUAL
  • Press: ENTER
  • command: X (for explode )
  • select the object
  • give the HEIGHT of exploding 9"
  • press: enter
  • RESULTS :
  • COMMAND USED :
  • START: QSTART
  • UNITS: UN
  • LINE: LINE
  • TRIAM: TR
  • REGION
  • HIDE: H

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