Join Shaun Bryant for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know before watching this course, part of AutoCAD: Annotation Scaling in Drawings.
- [Instructor] So, what should you know before taking the Annotation Scaling in AutoCAD Drawings course? Well, what you should know is a basic knowledge of AutoCAD. So ideally, you should have already taken the AutoCAD 2017 Essential Training course. Now, you can find that on the website as well. And my suggestion is that you take that course first. It's quite a lengthy course, but the whole idea is that it covers all aspects of AutoCAD and all the essentials you need to know before perhaps taking this course.
The other thing you need to know is we will be working with AutoCAD 2017 for the whole duration of this course. And we'll be working with the AutoCAD 2013 .dwg file format. I'll talk about that in the next video, where we're talking about how we use the exercise files for this particular course.
Author
Shaun Bryant
Released
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
Duration
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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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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 11s
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