Join Shaun Bryant for an in-depth discussion in this video Placing annotative multileaders, part of AutoCAD: Annotation Scaling in Drawings.
- [Instructor] So, we're staying in the…08 annotative multileaders drawing.…And, what we're going to look at now,…is placing an annotative multileader into the Model tab…in the AutoCAD drawing.…Now, again, I can do this from the Home tab on the ribbon,…I can use the multileader flyout…on the annotation panel here,…or I can go to the Annotate tab,…and you can see that I've got my Leaders panel here as well.…Or I can use the Multileader command here as well.…I'm going to jump back to the Home tab.…It's a little bit easier.…And basically, I've got all my other commands there…if I need them.…
Things like, Erase, and so on.…Just in case I need to erase something…that I make a mistake with, for example.…So, I'm going to go to the annotation flyout first.…I'm using my Multileader Style TRAINING1.…So, I click here on the flyout,…and I select Leader.…And I come into the drawing area,…and it asks for the leader arrowhead location.…Now, I can right-click and specify Leader Landing First,…Content First, or change my options…
Author
Shaun Bryant
Updated
5/23/2018Released
1/25/2017- Setting up a text layer
- Setting up an annotative block and attribute
- Inserting blocks and attributes into the drawing
- Managing annotative attributes
- Setting a hatch to be annotative
- Using a dimensioning layer
- Setting up a dimensioning text style
- Adding and deleting annotative scales
- Setting up a tolerances layer
- Adding and deleting annotative scales
- Using a dimensions layer for multileaders
- Placing annotative multileaders
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 05/23/2018. What changed?
A: WE added three videos on the new AutoCAD 2018 feature, DWG Compare, for comparing different versions of a drawing.
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Introduction
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Welcome46s
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Using the exercise files1m 8s
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1. Introduction to Annotation Scaling in AutoCAD
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Why use annotation scaling?2m 42s
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2. Objects That Can Be Annotatively Scaled
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Text5m 3s
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Multiline text3m 44s
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Blocks and attributes4m 30s
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Hatches3m 45s
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Geometric tolerances4m 41s
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3. Text and Annotation Scaling
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Setting up a text layer2m 59s
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Single-line text4m 57s
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Multiline text3m 26s
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Text styles4m 11s
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4. Blocks and Annotation Scaling
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Working with layer 01m 40s
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5. Hatches and Annotation Scaling
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Setting up a hatch layer1m 58s
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6. Dimensions and Annotation Scaling
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7. Tolerances and Annotation Scaling
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8. Multileaders and Annotation Scaling
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9. Using DWG Compare (AutoCAD 2019 Only)
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The DWG compare command1m 59s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 11s
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