LibreCAD Tutorial: How to Draw a Title Block & Border (A4 Paper Size)

[@marcslonik5096]

Just what I needed and was looking for. Perfectly delivered. Thanks a million!

[@3l3ctrotherapy]

Outstanding tutorials! Like other comments have said, you do move pretty quickly, but I prefer it this way because you can always rewind and pause, and then you don't have to wait a grueling amount of time each time I rewind to find the step I'm looking for. Very clear and informative directions, and very well explained. By far, the best Librecad tutorial I have found on KZbin. Much appreciated!

[@Freakentertainment]

Hats off to you 👏👏 One of the best video I have found on LibreCAD foundation....😍😍 Today is my 2nd day of learning LibreCAD and I found your amazing video. Initially I found it bit difficult but after going through each steps again and again, I am able to learn all the useful steps that is required in a professional drawing. Tons of thanks and big KUDOS to you..👌👍

[@clayandsteel]

This is the best tutorial I've found so far. Good pacing. Very clear. And everything I copy works well. Thank you!

[@bradjones5372]

Thank you. Thank you! Covered so much very efficiently showing several functional operations. Need more of these. excellent presentation.

[@justrosy5]

YOU ARE LITERALLY SAVING MY LIFE. (Long, crazy story there, but I do mean literally.) Thank you!

[@matthewlawson884]

Have used AutoCAD in the past but learning LibreCAD as AC way too expensive. Very useful tutorial thank you. Although fast, I stopped it many times to re-watch so fine for me.

[@vtreanor]

Nicely done, no irrelevant chatter, education not show business.

[@dsbennett]

Excellent! I need to create a map of a local cemetery and show the names and locations of all the headstones. I think this information gives me what I need to know to do that. Thank you!

[@mikepitch]

Excellent, just started with Libra CAD and this has been very useful for me as a newbie. Just 1 question; Can you please explain what does the "@" does when you are typing the coordinate points for the rectangle? Thanks.

[@AlexButtz]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

[@DariusBlender]

At 2:99 why I can't see lines thickness only in preview mode showing correctly? Found: need to disable draft mode

[@tamdaonguyen8486]

Damn headache. You saved me Darius CG. I appreciate that.

[@edwardrabe5641]

Great tutorial! Thank you.

[@goranmaspers7151]

Exellent tutorial!

[@RobertJacobson]

Another question: when you inserted the design into an existing drawing, why did you have to scale it? Didn't we draw it to scale already? Why is it not the case that we are making the page a few meters tall?

[@markhannibal5434]

Excellent, thank you

[@greggilmour7671]

Very informative, I learned so much, Thank you.

[@RobertJacobson]

I cannot snap the text the way you do with the same snap settings turned on/off. It tries to snap to the midpoint or endpoint of a line segment. I have to basically turn off all the snaps and just eyeball it. Which is fine, except it's confusing to me why you don't have the same behavior as I do with the same snap settings.

[@DharmaSistemas]

Congrats for the video! One question: Is possible add attribute definitions to blocks in LibreCAD?

[@3DOM65]

It can only save as dxf,can it save as dwg ?

[@jebbushell]

Way too fast for this beginner. Set to 0.5 speed and still struggling. What did you do to bring up the first corner coordinates data entry? And then the second? Could not reproduce.

[@kevinfoo8031]

wiki.librecad.org/index.php/LibreCAD_users_Manual. This is where I started and soon figured things out & still learning.

[@VishnuprasadRanganatha]

Great

[@steveu235]

how are you setting the dimensions of the paper

[@librecadfree]

If you mean 'how to setting paper size for printing', go to Options --> Current Drawing Preference --> Paper --> Select your paper size. or If you mean 'how to scale the drawing fit to paper', go to File --> Print Preview --> Scroll to find you paper --> Put the paper on the center of screen or you can input manually the scale on the toolbar.

[@kimsvalebeck8210]

YES IT IS TO FAST FOR A BEGINNER

[@krisgee1154]

Kim Svalebeck just pause the tutorial!

[@Freakentertainment]

This is my 2nd day of learning and I too found is very fast for me. I just changed KZbin setting -> Playback speed and set it to 0.75. Now I am able to follow all the steps 😇. Happy Learning😊😊

[@wallytuescher2175]

It's pretty obvious that you are very adept at LibreCAD. Like others have commented "way too fast". Select, click, delete, etc. There's a lot you just fly through. Not very helpful for a beginner and if I were familiar with the program I wouldn't be watching this.

[@abrahamben-zeev9142]

You don't have much experience teaching ... it is obvious.