Challenge

Creation of Multiple viewports, Scaling the drawing and setting in Template in AutoCad

Drawing1:

Aim:

To Create a layout of the Floor Plan and Section A of the Building and to take a plot.

Introduction:

The given drawings are coverted into PDF and printed for making the Drawing sheets Using the template TutorialmArch.dwt

Procedure:

The Drawings after created in Autocad are converted into PDF using the following procedure:

  • A layout is created for the given drawing as per requirement.
  • The layout is renamed as per the Drawing name or any other name Convenient.
  • New views are created using the VIEW MANAGER in the Drawing for easy viewing of the reqiured PLAN or ELEVATION or SECTION.
  • Later the same Drawing is taken as the viewport for making views as per the requirement.
  • Firstly the Paper of required dimension is taken.
  • It is obtained from PAGE SET UP MANAGER.
  • Here it is used to Create New setup or Modify the Existing setup
  • Later the paper view can be adjusted in Paperspace by Zooming in or Out.
  • Command : PS or PSPACE
  • The Plan or section or Elevation is taken in Modelspace and adjusted as per the scale.
  • Command : MS or MSPACE
  • Generally to represent different drawings in a single sheet,the sheet is made as tiles in the PAPERSPACE.
  • Command : MV or
  • UsING the MV command to create the viewport.
  • The Drawing is adjusted in the Tiles of the Paperspace using the following command
  • Command : PAN
  • Templates drawings can also be inserted while plotting.
  • Some template drawings which are made as Blocks are also inserted.

For Plotting:

  • After finishing all the adjustment in both Paper and Modelspace the Drawing is converted to pdf.
  • For printing the Drawing the settings are checked and made ready to print.
  • Settings include in the PAGE SETUP are:
  • Paper size, Plot Area, Plot style Table, Plot Options , Drawing Orientation ,Plot Scale etc..
  • The PDF Drawing is saved in the Folder and named conveniently.
  • Finally the Drawing is Printed.

Result:

The PDFs are attached in the link below

Drawing2:

Aim:

To Create a layout of the Kitchen plan (Both Above Counter plan and Below Counter plan) and to take a plot.

Introduction:

The given drawings are coverted into PDF and printed for making the Drawing sheets Using the template TutorialmArch.dwt

Procedure:

The Drawings after created in Autocad are converted into PDF using the following procedure:

  • A layout is created for the given drawing as per requirement.
  • The layout is renamed as per the Drawing name or any other name Convenient.
  • New views are created using the VIEW MANAGER in the Drawing for easy viewing of the reqiured PLAN or ELEVATION or SECTION.
  • Later the same Drawing is taken as the viewport for making views as per the requirement.
  • Firstly the Paper of required dimension is taken.
  • It is obtained from PAGE SET UP MANAGER.
  • Here it is used to Create New setup or Modify the Existing setup
  • Later the paper view can be adjusted in Paperspace by Zooming in or Out.
  • Command : PS or PSPACE
  • The Plan or section or Elevation is taken in Modelspace and adjusted as per the scale.
  • Command : MS or MSPACE
  • Generally to represent different drawings in a single sheet,the sheet is made as tiles in the PAPERSPACE.
  • Command : MV or
  • UsING the MV command to create the viewport.
  • The Drawing is adjusted in the Tiles of the Paperspace using the following command
  • Command : PAN
  • Templates drawings can also be inserted while plotting.
  • Some template drawings which are made as Blocks are also inserted.

For Plotting:

  • After finishing all the adjustment in both Paper and Modelspace the Drawing is converted to pdf.
  • For printing the Drawing the settings are checked and made ready to print.
  • Settings include in the PAGE SETUP are:
  • Paper size, Plot Area, Plot style Table, Plot Options , Drawing Orientation ,Plot Scale etc..
  • The PDF Drawing is saved in the Folder and named conveniently.
  • Finally the Drawing is Printed.

Result:

Drawing3:

Aim:

To Create a layout of the Industrial Building and the Section of the Building and to take a plot.

Introduction:

The given drawings are coverted into PDF and printed for making the Drawing sheets Using the template TutorialmArch.dwt

Procedure:

The Drawings after created in Autocad are converted into PDF using the following procedure:

  • A layout is created for the given drawing as per requirement.
  • The layout is renamed as per the Drawing name or any other name Convenient.
  • New views are created using the VIEW MANAGER in the Drawing for easy viewing of the reqiured PLAN or ELEVATION or SECTION.
  • Later the same Drawing is taken as the viewport for making views as per the requirement.
  • Firstly the Paper of required dimension is taken.
  • It is obtained from PAGE SET UP MANAGER.
  • Here it is used to Create New setup or Modify the Existing setup
  • Later the paper view can be adjusted in Paperspace by Zooming in or Out.
  • Command : PS or PSPACE
  • The Plan or section or Elevation is taken in Modelspace and adjusted as per the scale.
  • Command : MS or MSPACE
  • Generally to represent different drawings in a single sheet,the sheet is made as tiles in the PAPERSPACE.
  • Command : MV or
  • UsING the MV command to create the viewport.
  • The Drawing is adjusted in the Tiles of the Paperspace using the following command
  • Command : PAN
  • Templates drawings can also be inserted while plotting.
  • Some template drawings which are made as Blocks are also inserted.

For Plotting:

  • After finishing all the adjustment in both Paper and Modelspace the Drawing is converted to pdf.
  • For printing the Drawing the settings are checked and made ready to print.
  • Settings include in the PAGE SETUP are:
  • Paper size, Plot Area, Plot style Table, Plot Options , Drawing Orientation ,Plot Scale etc..
  • The PDF Drawing is saved in the Folder and named conveniently.
  • Finally the Drawing is Printed.

Result:

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