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COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING (CAD)
Computer Aided Drawing /Drafting is a process of preparing a
drawing of an object on the screen of a computer.
There are various types of drawings required in different fields of engineering
and science.
 In the field of mechanical engineering the drawing of machine components and layouts
are prepared.
 In the field of civil engineering plans and layouts of buildings are prepared.
 In all other fields of engineering use of computer is made for drawing and drafting.
CAD PROCESS PROVIDES ENHANCED GRAPHICS
CAPABILITIES WHICH ALLOWS ANY DESIGNER TO
 Conceptualize his ideas
 Modify the design very easily
 Perform animation
 Make design calculations
 Use colures, fonts and other aesthetic features
 In modern CAD systems, Interactive (two-way)
computer graphics (ICG) is used.
 The ICG denotes a user oriented system in which
the computer is employed to create, transform
and display data in the form of pictures or symbols.
 The image is constructed out of basic geometric element
– points, lines circles etc.
 It can be modified according to the demand of the designer
enlarged, reduced in size, moved to another location on screen
,rotated and other transformations also can be performed.
BENEFITS OF CAD
 Improved productivity in drafting.
 Shorter preparation time for drawing.
 Reduced manpower requirements.
 Customer modifications in drawing are easier.
 More efficient operation in drafting.
 Low wastage in drawing.
 Minimized transcription errors in drawing.
 Improved accuracy of drawing.
 Assistance in preparation of documentation
 Better designs can be evolved.
 The Auto-CAD is used by the designers, painters, Civil,
Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Civil engineers in
their field.
 Line, curves, text and filling point are the essential
elements used for preparation of any drawing on the
screen.
 Computer aided drafting is done by the operators by
placing the mouse pointer at the desired location and
then executing the command to draw the graphic
elements using different methods.
AUTOCAD PACKAGE UTILIZE FOUR AREAS ON THE SCREEN:
Menu Bar
Tool Bar
Command Bar
Work Space
 Work Space: To provide space to prepare a drawing.
 Command Bar: To allow the entry of various commands
for preparing the drawings.
 Menu Bar: It consists number of dialog boxes which can
be utilized for preparing the drawings.
 Tool Bar: To allow selection of various options for the
drawing.
 The drawing is prepared in the drawing area by sequence
of individual commands supplied in command area or
selection in menu in windows.
 The Auto-CAD drawing area provides cross hairs, which
are the two lines at right angles and the crossing point is a
point of selection.
 The cross hairs are connected to mouse and the crossing
point can be scrolled up-down and right-left.
 The operation of drawing can either be performed by
menus operated by mouse or by using commands.
THE MAJOR FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY CAD SYSTEM ARE:
 Basic setup of drawing
 Drawing of objects using various elements
 Changing of properties of object
 Transformations on object
 Text
 Dimensioning
 Filling of objects with different patterns
 Creating libraries
 The drawing area of Auto-CAD is designated by x and y
co-ordinates measured in terms of decimal values.
 The screen area can be reduced or enlarged by use of
the ‘Zoom’ tool and the display of drawing can be
reduced or enlarged on the screen.
AUTO-CAD PROVIDES TWO DRAWING ENVIRONMENT FOR
CREATING LAYING OUT YOUR DRAWING:
(I) Model space
(II) Paper space
 Auto-CAD usually allows creating drawing, called a model, in full scale in an
area known as model space without regard to the final layout or size when the
drawing is plotted on paper.
 When the printing is carried out, it is possible to arrange the elements of
drawing on “sheet of paper “in paper space. Conceptually, paper space
represents the paper on which the drawing is to be plotted.
GRIDS: It displays a dot grid in the current view port.
Command: grid 
Grid spacing (x) or ON/OFF/Snap/Aspect/<current>: specify a value or enter an
option.
Snap- Sets the grid spacing to the current snap interval as set by the snap command.
Aspect- Sets the grid to a different spacing in x & y.
SNAP: It restricts cursor movement to specified intervals.
Command: snap 
Snap spacing or ON/OFF/Aspect/Rotate/Style/<current>: specify a distance, enter an
option or press enter.
Spacing- Activates snap mode with the value you specify.
Rotate- Sets the rotation of the snap grid.
Style- format of the snap grid, standard or isometric.
START OUT WITH DIM STYLE
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type DIMSTY and select
(DIMSTYLE)
SETUP WITH DIMSTYLE
Select style what you
prefer and modify or
create a new style Click the second
menu to set the
arrows and symbols
Click the first menu to
set the line styles and
sizes of the dimension
Click the third menu to
set the text settings for
the dimensions
Click the fourth menu
to set the Scale unit
settings for the
dimensions
LINE TO START WITH THE DRAWING
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type Line and select (LINE)
and type next point of the line
OFFSET COMMAND
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type OF and select (OFFSET)
and type the next point that
you want to offset.
TRIM COMMAND
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type TRI and select (TRIM)
and select the area you and
trim and click ENTER and TRIM
BLOCK COMMAND
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type BLOCK and select
(BLOCK)
Select the drawing you want
to block and specify a name
and click OK
TEXT COMMAND
Go to the TOOL BAR and select
the “A” icon and drag the area
you want to place the text
Once you clicked the “A” icon
and dragged it and typed the
text you can set the text size
and style through the Text
Properties which appears in
the tool bar
HATCH COMMAND
You can select the Hatch
icon in the Tool Bar or type
“Hatch” in the command bar
Through the Hatch properties
which appears in the Tool Bar
you can select the Hatch type
and set the size and other
settings
By taking the pointer towards
the filled area you want to
Hatch and double click it
where it will be Hatched
INSERT COMMAND
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type INS and select (INSERT)
When you get this Inset
Dialog box you can select the
block you want to insert and
specify the scale and also
browse for blocks in the PC.
FINALLY THE DIMENSION
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type DIMLIN and select
(DIMLINEAR)
Or you can select it in the
Tool Bar via the Linear option
You can select the points you
want to get the dimension
and drag it where it will
automatically set the
dimension
DIM CONTINUE COMMAND
Go to the COMMAND BAR and
type CONT and select
(DIMCONTINUE)
Once you select
DIMCONTINUE from the
Command Bar you can jus
click the point where
Dimension already ended to
continue
RCB_16T3_AB2_ID063_AADIL

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RCB_16T3_AB2_ID063_AADIL

  • 1.
  • 2. COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING (CAD) Computer Aided Drawing /Drafting is a process of preparing a drawing of an object on the screen of a computer. There are various types of drawings required in different fields of engineering and science.  In the field of mechanical engineering the drawing of machine components and layouts are prepared.  In the field of civil engineering plans and layouts of buildings are prepared.  In all other fields of engineering use of computer is made for drawing and drafting.
  • 3. CAD PROCESS PROVIDES ENHANCED GRAPHICS CAPABILITIES WHICH ALLOWS ANY DESIGNER TO  Conceptualize his ideas  Modify the design very easily  Perform animation  Make design calculations  Use colures, fonts and other aesthetic features
  • 4.  In modern CAD systems, Interactive (two-way) computer graphics (ICG) is used.  The ICG denotes a user oriented system in which the computer is employed to create, transform and display data in the form of pictures or symbols.  The image is constructed out of basic geometric element – points, lines circles etc.  It can be modified according to the demand of the designer enlarged, reduced in size, moved to another location on screen ,rotated and other transformations also can be performed.
  • 5. BENEFITS OF CAD  Improved productivity in drafting.  Shorter preparation time for drawing.  Reduced manpower requirements.  Customer modifications in drawing are easier.  More efficient operation in drafting.  Low wastage in drawing.  Minimized transcription errors in drawing.  Improved accuracy of drawing.  Assistance in preparation of documentation  Better designs can be evolved.
  • 6.  The Auto-CAD is used by the designers, painters, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Civil engineers in their field.  Line, curves, text and filling point are the essential elements used for preparation of any drawing on the screen.  Computer aided drafting is done by the operators by placing the mouse pointer at the desired location and then executing the command to draw the graphic elements using different methods.
  • 7. AUTOCAD PACKAGE UTILIZE FOUR AREAS ON THE SCREEN: Menu Bar Tool Bar Command Bar Work Space
  • 8.  Work Space: To provide space to prepare a drawing.  Command Bar: To allow the entry of various commands for preparing the drawings.  Menu Bar: It consists number of dialog boxes which can be utilized for preparing the drawings.  Tool Bar: To allow selection of various options for the drawing.
  • 9.  The drawing is prepared in the drawing area by sequence of individual commands supplied in command area or selection in menu in windows.  The Auto-CAD drawing area provides cross hairs, which are the two lines at right angles and the crossing point is a point of selection.  The cross hairs are connected to mouse and the crossing point can be scrolled up-down and right-left.  The operation of drawing can either be performed by menus operated by mouse or by using commands.
  • 10. THE MAJOR FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY CAD SYSTEM ARE:  Basic setup of drawing  Drawing of objects using various elements  Changing of properties of object  Transformations on object  Text  Dimensioning  Filling of objects with different patterns  Creating libraries  The drawing area of Auto-CAD is designated by x and y co-ordinates measured in terms of decimal values.  The screen area can be reduced or enlarged by use of the ‘Zoom’ tool and the display of drawing can be reduced or enlarged on the screen.
  • 11. AUTO-CAD PROVIDES TWO DRAWING ENVIRONMENT FOR CREATING LAYING OUT YOUR DRAWING: (I) Model space (II) Paper space  Auto-CAD usually allows creating drawing, called a model, in full scale in an area known as model space without regard to the final layout or size when the drawing is plotted on paper.  When the printing is carried out, it is possible to arrange the elements of drawing on “sheet of paper “in paper space. Conceptually, paper space represents the paper on which the drawing is to be plotted.
  • 12. GRIDS: It displays a dot grid in the current view port. Command: grid  Grid spacing (x) or ON/OFF/Snap/Aspect/<current>: specify a value or enter an option. Snap- Sets the grid spacing to the current snap interval as set by the snap command. Aspect- Sets the grid to a different spacing in x & y. SNAP: It restricts cursor movement to specified intervals. Command: snap  Snap spacing or ON/OFF/Aspect/Rotate/Style/<current>: specify a distance, enter an option or press enter. Spacing- Activates snap mode with the value you specify. Rotate- Sets the rotation of the snap grid. Style- format of the snap grid, standard or isometric.
  • 13.
  • 14. START OUT WITH DIM STYLE Go to the COMMAND BAR and type DIMSTY and select (DIMSTYLE)
  • 15. SETUP WITH DIMSTYLE Select style what you prefer and modify or create a new style Click the second menu to set the arrows and symbols Click the first menu to set the line styles and sizes of the dimension
  • 16. Click the third menu to set the text settings for the dimensions Click the fourth menu to set the Scale unit settings for the dimensions
  • 17. LINE TO START WITH THE DRAWING Go to the COMMAND BAR and type Line and select (LINE) and type next point of the line
  • 18. OFFSET COMMAND Go to the COMMAND BAR and type OF and select (OFFSET) and type the next point that you want to offset.
  • 19. TRIM COMMAND Go to the COMMAND BAR and type TRI and select (TRIM) and select the area you and trim and click ENTER and TRIM
  • 20. BLOCK COMMAND Go to the COMMAND BAR and type BLOCK and select (BLOCK) Select the drawing you want to block and specify a name and click OK
  • 21. TEXT COMMAND Go to the TOOL BAR and select the “A” icon and drag the area you want to place the text Once you clicked the “A” icon and dragged it and typed the text you can set the text size and style through the Text Properties which appears in the tool bar
  • 22. HATCH COMMAND You can select the Hatch icon in the Tool Bar or type “Hatch” in the command bar Through the Hatch properties which appears in the Tool Bar you can select the Hatch type and set the size and other settings By taking the pointer towards the filled area you want to Hatch and double click it where it will be Hatched
  • 23. INSERT COMMAND Go to the COMMAND BAR and type INS and select (INSERT) When you get this Inset Dialog box you can select the block you want to insert and specify the scale and also browse for blocks in the PC.
  • 24. FINALLY THE DIMENSION Go to the COMMAND BAR and type DIMLIN and select (DIMLINEAR) Or you can select it in the Tool Bar via the Linear option
  • 25. You can select the points you want to get the dimension and drag it where it will automatically set the dimension
  • 26. DIM CONTINUE COMMAND Go to the COMMAND BAR and type CONT and select (DIMCONTINUE)
  • 27. Once you select DIMCONTINUE from the Command Bar you can jus click the point where Dimension already ended to continue