Creation of Multiple viewports, Scaling the drawing and setting in Template in AutoCad
1.ANS:
AIM: To create the layout of the plan and section A of the project in challenge 7 as shown in the figureabove in Autocad.
INTRODUCTION: The layout is created in Autocad by using the template tutorial - mArch.dwt in a scale as given in the figure.The procedure is explained in detail with diagrams of each step and the final result is given.
PROCEDURE:
1. Open autocad.
2. Open challenge 7 file.
3. Go to layout.
4. Enter layout to create a new layout tab.
5. Enter MV command.
6. Select template.
7. Open a new dialogue box.
8. Select tutorial-mArch template.
9. Enter pagesetup in the command line.
10. Select layout and click modify.
11. Select ISO A1.
12. Select ok.
13. Go to the layout tab.
14. Enter the rec command.
15. Plot rectangle in paper space.
16. Rectangle size 400 x 445.
17. Another rectangle in paper space with a dimension of 375 x 445.
18. Enter MV
19. Select object.
20. Select the rectsngle object we drawn.
21. Then we have a drawing from a model.
22. Enter MS model space.
23. Select 1:50 scale.
24. Enter the PAN command to pan the drawing and fit it into the model space.
25. Go to another model soace.
26. Select 1:50 scale.
27. Pan section - a from a model.
28. Enter PS .
29. Enter DIMLIN to mention the linear dimension of the rectangle.
30. Enter DT to annotative the scale.
31. Enter ATTEDIT in the command line.
32. Edit the attributes in the paper space.
33. Click ok.
34. Go to the print option.
35. Select required properties and go to preview.
36. Take a screenshot and attach it there.
RESULT:
WE CREATE THE LAYOUT AS PER SHOWN IN THE FOGURE BY USING AUTOCAD.
2. ANS:
AIM: TO CREATE THE LAYOUT OF THE KITCHEN OF THE PROJECT IN CHALLENGE 9 AS SHOWN IN THE FOGURE ABOVE IN AUTOCAD.
INTRODUCTION: THE LAYOUT IS CREATED IN AUTOCAD BY USING THE SCALE GIVEN IN THE FIGURE THE PROCEDURE IS EXPLAINED IN DETAIL WITH DIAGRAMS OF EACH STEP AND THE FINAL RESULT IS GIVEN.
PROCEDURE:
1. Open autocad.
2. Open challenge 9 file.
3. Go to layout.
4. Enter layout to create a new layout tab.
5. Enter pagesetup in the command line.
6. Select layout and click modify.
7. Select A4.
8. Click ok.
9. Enter rec command to create a rectangle to plot the model into paper space.
10. Enter four rectangle.
11. click ok.
12. Enter MV.
13. Select object.
14. Select the all the objects in the paper space.
15. Now we have drawing in layout.
16. Enter MS.
17. Select 1:2 Scale.
18. Plam the kitchen drawing.
19. Plot the drawing as shown in the figure.
20. Select 1:1 scale.
21. Plan the kitchen draing.
22.Click another model space.
23. Plan kitchen drawing.
24. Enter DT to annotative the scale.
25. Go to the point option.
26. Select the required properties and go to preview.
27. Take a screenshot and attach it again.
RESULT:
WE CREATE THE LAYOUT AS PER SHOWN IN THE FIGURE BY USING AUTOCAD.
3.ANS:
AIM: TO CREATE THE LAYOUT OF THE KITCHEN OF THE PROJECT IN CHALLENGE 9 AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE ABOVE IN AUTOCAD.
INTROCUCTION: THE LAYOUT IS CREATED IN AUTOCAD BY USING THE SCALE GIVEN IN THE FIGURE. THE PROCEDURE IS EXPLAINED IN DETAIL WITH DIAGRAMS OF EACH STEP AND THE FINAL RESULT IS GIVEN.
PROCEDURE:
1. Open autocad.
2. Open challwnge 9 file.
3. Go to layout.
4. Enter to layout to create a new layout tab.
5. Click ok.
6. Enter rec command to create a rectangle to plot the model into paper space.
7. Enter the three rectangle.
8. Click ok.
9. Enter MV.
10. Select object.
11. Select all the objects in the paper space.
12. Now we have the drawing in layout.
13. Enter MS.
14. Select 1:100 scale.
15. Plan the kitchen drawing.
16. Click another model space.
17. Select the 1:30 scale.
18. Plan the kitchen drawing.
19. Plan the kitchen drawing.
20. Plot the drawing as shown in the figure.
21. Click another model space.
22. Select 1:30.
23. Plot the kitchen drawing.
24. Plot the drawing as shown in the figure.
25. Enter DT to annotative the scale.
26. Go to the print option.
27. Take a screenshot and attach it here.
RESULT:
WE CREATE THE LAYOUT AS PER SHOWN IN THE FIGURE BY USING AUTOCAD.