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  3. Creation of geometries by Coordinate system methods using AutoCad

Creation of geometries by Coordinate system methods using AutoCad

Sketch 1) AIM: To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods. ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM. RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM. POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems: step1:  Enter the line command , 1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1…

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      updated on 01 Mar 2021

    Sketch 1)

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

    step1:

     Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at 8,1 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 8,2 and press enter

    step -2

    then specify the next pont as 5,2

    specify next point as 3,6

    step 4

      Specify the next point: at  8,6 and press enter

      Specify the next point: at 8,7 and press enter

    step 5 

     Specify the next point: at 8,2 and press enter

     Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    next we will  do the drawing in  RELATIVE POLAR COORDINATES METHOD :

     

    now in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

     Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @8,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,2 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @-5,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,6 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  @8,0 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at @0,7 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @0,-2 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    result :

    Finally the given sketch is drawn using Auto cad 

     

    Sketch 2)

    Aim :

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

    step1:

     Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at 5,1and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 5,5 and press enter

    step 2

    Specify the next point: at 6,5 and press enter

    step 3

      Specify the next point: at 6,-5 and press enter

     Specify the next point: at  6,9 and press enter

      Specify the next point: at 9,7 and press enter

      Specify the next point: at 7,-4 and press enter

     Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

     

    result:

    finally the sketch is drawn using Auto cad 

     

    using relative coordinate system:

     

    Using polar coordinate system

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @7<45 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @3<0 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @7<225 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @3<180 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  @4<90 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at @1<180 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @4<270 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

    sketch 3 )

     

    Aim : To sketch the drawing using Auto cad 

    Procedure :

    Step-1 

    Using line command (l) plot the point (2,1).And then plot the next point giving the point as (@0,7).

     

     

    step-2

    next draw the point as (@1,1),  then again come back to innitial ponit and give the value as (@1,0) and next point as (@0,4).

    step -3

    now again using the line command draw a line length of 4 units with an angle of 45degrees at the top corner and bottom down corner.

    step -4

    now again draw a line using line command ,length of 4 units with an angle of 45 degrees and again draw length of unit 1 

    step 5

    now from there drop down 7 units by line command (@-7,0)

    and take next point as (@-1,0)

    step 6

    now move 4 units upwards using line command (@0,4)

    step 7 

     

    susequently using the line command close the figure

    result :

    the given sketch is drawn using autocad .

    USING POLAR COORDINATES SYSTEM:

     

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @1,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,4and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @2,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,2 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @0,-2 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at @1,0 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @0,7 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @1,0 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @0,-2 and press enter

    11.  Specify the next point: at @0,3 and press enter

    12.  Specify the next point: at @0,7 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    sketch 4)

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

    step1:

     Enter the line command ,

     Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

     Specify next point: at 2,9 and press enter 

    Specify the next point: at 9,9 and press enter

    Specify the next point: at 5,-1 and press enter

    step2

     Specify the next point: at 5,2 and press enter

     Specify the next point: at  8,2 and press enter

     Specify the next point: at 8,8 and press enter

    step 3

     Specify the next point: at -3,8 and press enter

     Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @1,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,4and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @2,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,2 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @0,-2 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at @1,0 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @0,7 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @1,0 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @0,-2 and press enter

    11.  Specify the next point: at @0,3 and press enter

    12.  Specify the next point: at @0,7 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    Using polar coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @8<90 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @7<0 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @8<270 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @4<180 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  @1<90 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at @3<0 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @6<90 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @5<180 and press enter

    10.  Specify the next point: at @7<270 and press enter

    11.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

    sketch 5)

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

     

     

    using absolute coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter.

    2.  Specify next point: at 2,6 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 2,10 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at 10,10 and pressenter

    5.  Specify the next point: at 10,2 and press enter

    again enter line specify first point 3,2 and press enter  

    6.  Specify the next point: at  3,3 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 3,5 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at 5,5 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter. 

    10. Again enter line command specify first point 6,2

    11. specify the next point :at 6,3 and press enter

    12. Specify the next point : at 6,8 and presws enter

    13. Specify the next point: at 8,1 and press enter

    14. Specify the next point or close: select the close or undooption press enter.

                                                  

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 2,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify next point: at @1,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,4and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @8,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,10 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @-8,0 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 3,1 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @0,3 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @2,0 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @0,2 and press enter

    12.  Specify the next point: at 6,1 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point: at @0,3 and press enter

    14.  Specify the next point: at @2,0 and press enter

    15. Specify the next point: at  @0,2 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    sketch 6 )

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

    using absolute coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 0,0 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify the next point: at 10,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 10,2 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at 2,6 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at 6,6 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  6,10 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 10,8 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at 8,1 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at 4,4 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at 4,1 and press enter

     

     

     

     

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 0,0 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify the next point: at @10,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,2and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @-4,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,4 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @3,0 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 0,2 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @-8,0 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @0,-2 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @3,0 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point: at @0,-4 and press enter

    14.  Specify the next point: at @0,-4 and press enter

    15. Specify the next point: at  @4,0 and press enter

    13.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    using polar coordinate system:

     

     

    sketch 7 )

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

     

     

    using absolute coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 1,1 at command prompt and press enter

    2.  Specify the next point: at 6,1 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 6,3 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at 3,6 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at 3,2 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  2,4 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 5,4 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at 5,6 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at 6,8 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at 8,1 and press enter

    11. Specify the next point or close: select the close or undo option press enter.  

     

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 1,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify the next point: at @6,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,2and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @-3,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,1 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @-1,0 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at 0,2 and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @3,0 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @0,2 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @4,0 and press enter

    11.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    USING POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM:

     

     

    sketch 8)

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

    using absolute coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 1,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify the next point: at 1,8 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at 6,8 and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at 6,4 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at 3,4 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at  3,4 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: colse option and press enter

    again line comman specify the first point 2,5 and enter press

    8.  Specify the next point: at 2,7and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at 5,7 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at 5,5 and press enter

    11. Specify the next point or close: select the close or undo option press enter.  

     

    Then in RELATIVE COORDINATE METHOD:

    Enter the line command ,

    1.  Then specify the first point: type 1,1 at command prompt and press enter (as a starting point)

    2.  Specify the next point: at @2,0 and press enter 

    3.  Specify the next point: at @0,3and press enter

    4.  Specify the next point: at @3,0 and press enter

    5.  Specify the next point: at @0,4 and press enter

    6.  Specify the next point: at @-5,0 and press enter

    7.  Specify the next point: at close the current point and

    starts the line command specify first point again and press enter

    8.  Specify the next point: at @0,2 and press enter

    9.  Specify the next point: at @3,0 and press enter

    10. Specify the next point: at  @0,-2 and press enter

    11.  Specify the next point or close: select the close option press enter.

     

    USING POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM:

     

     

    sketch 9 )

     

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

     

    using absolute coordinate system:

    Enter the line command ,

    select the point as 0,0 and then specify next point as 10,0

    specify next point as 0,1

    specify next point as -2,1

    specify next point as 2,4

    specify next point as 4,2

    specify next point as 5,9

    specify next point as 0,6

    specify next point  2,6

    specify next point as 2,-4

    specify next point  as -2,1

    specify next point as close

     

    USING POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM:

     

     

     

    sketch 10 )

     

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

     

    using polar coordinates system:

     

    sketch 11 )

     

    AIM:

    To create the geometries from p1 to p2 using all the coordinates system methods.

    • ABSOLUTE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • RELATIVE COORDINATE SYSTEM.
    • POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM

    First solve this drawing using absolute coordinate systems:

     

    USING POLARCOORDINATE SYSTEM:

     

     

     

     

    RESULT:

    Finally completed the sketches and also p1 to p11 figures with using the all geometric coordinates systems.  And polar coordinate system .

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