AutoCAD 2011 - Tutorial 04

[@PAT3978]

Great videos here. Extremely thorough and slow enough to note key parts. Great Job!

[@Wisetravelor]

Hi, I am from Saudi Arabia, Middle East. I just want to say thank you man for the hard work and excellent description you show. maybe you do not know but you are doing a big favor to me thank you very much.

[@LegoBeto]

If you go to the Annotate Ribbon, click on the little --> arrow in the Dimensions section, you'll open the Dimension Style Manager dialogue box. There is a button called Modify which you will click on as well which will bring up the Modify Dimension Style Standard dialogue box, from there go to the Primary Units Tab and change the Unit Format in the drop down box. Yes there are several steps but you can get used to that with practice.

[@JanGudme]

@maniaustralian did you try using a "," instead of the "."?

[@TheGinyu4ce]

This is exactly what I needed, thanks man.

[@johnchristianfraser]

@lidoz I don't think you get what I'm saying. When you say TAB and enter 90 degrees to go straight up, that 90 degrees is in RELATION TO THE X AXIS. Say I want 85 degrees from my last line (just off perpendicular), but my line is already on a downward slope of 35 degrees below horizontal; Am I expected to do the math and go 180-35= 145, 145-85= 60 and type a command for my line length @ 60 degrees? The only shortcut I found was to rotate w/ copy and it gives me the annotated angle between.

[@addagucyetmez573]

your tutorials are anazing. thank you very much.

[@johnchristianfraser]

How do you produce a line with a known distance at a specific angle RELATIVE TO THE LAST LINE YOU DREW (and not relative to the x axis)? It seems primitive to have to take out your calculator and trace the angle back from your last known angle from x-axis.

[@lidoz]

@radumbm each page is defined in presetting with different parameters. So first see what are you page units it could be already in mm. Or start a new one and click on autocad icon topleft, then go to drawing utilities and define ur units, ft, m, or mm... that works for me

[@radumbm]

How are the units expresed?how much should i write in the command for a line of..let's say 10 mm(millimeters)?

[@steveho4239]

Really nice video . Thanks

[@shivaji457]

the direct distance entry does not work for me. I specify the point and enter the length of line but it does not work.The line keeps on extending.help me with that..reply.....

[@theblackdahlia88]

@haymarketfreeride it's kinda strange considering they have a 22.5 in the preset angles!..

[@Aloosh12]

bro can u tell us howd u arrange ure grid before we start anything and this zoom thing...

[@maniaustralian]

thanku for uploaling but i tried to add 12.5 angel in my settings but it does not come up. can you giv me bit more information about that plzzzzzzzzz why 12.5 is not coming as an angel to my settings.

[@ionutalex7347]

in the bottom left read your coordinates if they are in the order of 1000 units and u want to draw a line that is 10 units ull only get a dot so... try zooming in:D

[@lidoz]

@johnchristianfraser Make the 1st line, or any line you want. (remove auto snap and all this on the bottom). Then as you are ready to define the second point on the second line with the mouse, dont click anywhere, instead type the distance lets say 100ft, then press TAB then you can type the angle where 90degrees is vertically up then hit enter and ur done! Having the dynamic input makes it easier to see. good luck!

[@Mist9879]

how many cm's is one unit?

[@LiminalLofi]

p's sound good to me. keep up the vid. Thanks mate

[@BretANewman]

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[@fedora657]

Note, if you watch these drunk, you usually end up rewatching them hungover...

[@matthewnaing2621]

i like to lean more for pay the course fee how can i do that

[@PROsec5]

Very good video thanks.

[@mauriciocastro6723]

buenas tardes es un tutorial muy interesante.

[@jakalii]

thank you so much good job

[@KushPizzaSleep]

I TYPE in 10 and nothing happens? any idea why?

[@BisdremisKostas]

+KushPizzaSleep check your scale ... if you zoom in

[@haymarketfreeride]

Hmm, AutoCAD for Mac doesn't allow you to enter a "." in the polar tracking settings! That's not very good....

[@thegurushikshacmsir2464]

thanks u very much thats u help up foe teaching

[@MrDreday1976]

good one. thanks

[@vanturkey]

Thank You Very Much Sir

[@johnchristianfraser]

@lidoz Just saw this other response. I'll try that and see what happens

[@themonoys]

Thank u so much

[@PhibeRCoRe]

Damn, you are fuckin awesome. So easy to keep up.

[@maniaustralian]

very nice

[@SweetHomeSalalah]

thank u very much my new job requires geography mapping by using GPS coordinates points and apply them on auto-cat could you plz show how it works best regards,,

[@lidoz]

@lidoz remove the polar tracking..

[@gil12345ish]

godbless u

[@MineMyMachine]

yes it does lol...it's the featured video

[@RiyaSharma-xh7ic]

my lady auto cad teacher is a bitch , this man is Awesome !!

[@RAGHAVULU1963]

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