Create a CIRCLE using Attribute "2P"
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1.Circle
Method:
1. Create two vertical lines with the offset distance of 10mm.
2. Type Circle to the command entry then select attribute 2P. After that specify the first end point and to followed by second end point of circle's diameter.
RESULT
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
simple box using Line command
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1.line
Method:
1. Type the word line to the command entry, then type (0,0) to specify the first point of an object
2. Press F8 to activate the ORTHOMODE.
3. Type ( @10<0 ) for the initial value of an object.Followed by ( @10<90 ), ( @10<180 ) for the third value. And the last one is ( @10<270 ).
Sunday, October 24, 2010
simple isometric box
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1.Line
Method:
1. Switch your Grid Snap into Isometric Snap by typing the command OS into the command entry.
2. Use line command to create an initial object and make it sure that your F8 keyboard function key is always turn on. And press F5 if needed for the cursor movement keys.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
3D chair
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1.circle
2.pedit
3.extrude
Method:
1.Use the command circle, trim and pedit.
2.Switch the current view into SE isometric.
3. Use extrude command with the extrusion value of 500mm.
RESULT
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
plain 2D automobile rim
Use the Following AUTOCAD command:
1.circle
2.extrude
3.array
4.spline
Method:
1.Set the current view into front view, then create a circle with the diameter value of 750mm..
2.Create a design using command Spline
3.To complete the whole figure use the Array command.
RESULT
2D chair
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1.line
2.fillet
Method:
1. Use line command to create a structural plan of a chair and set the unit into a millimeter.
2. Use fillet command to build a clean round corner.
RESULT
Convert 2D automobile rim into 3D
Use the following AUTOCAD command:
1. extrude
2. subtract
Method:
1. Switch the current view into SW isometric.
2. Command Extrude then enter 255mm for the extrusion height value.
3. Type the shade command into the command entry then see the simple realistic result.
4. Use the command subtract to eliminate the unwanted solid object.
1. extrude
2. subtract
Method:
1. Switch the current view into SW isometric.
2. Command Extrude then enter 255mm for the extrusion height value.
3. Type the shade command into the command entry then see the simple realistic result.
4. Use the command subtract to eliminate the unwanted solid object.
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