by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
Creating linear dimensions with horizontal, vertical, and aligned dimension lines. Create Horizontal, Vertical, or Aligned Dimensions Click Annotate tabDimensions panelDimension FindSelect a line or specify the first and second extension line origin points.Move your...
by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
Follow the steps below to create a New Command in Autocad 1 For an example, this article will show you how to create a command that copies an object in place. 2 Open AutoCAD. 3 Type “cui” in the command line and press enter. This will bring up the...
by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
There are 2 ways to scaling a drawing in Autocad, Scaling by Factor and Scaling by Reference. This tutorial will show you how to scale using Reference, you can read how to scale using Factor. Scaling by a Reference 1 Make sure you have two objects to work with. This...
by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
There are 2 ways to scaling a drawing in Autocad, Scaling by Factor and Scaling by Reference. This tutorial will show you how to scale using Factor, you can read how to scale using Reference. 1 Open an AutoCAD file with lines/objects/groups/blocks/images that you can...
by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
Millions of Engineers, Architects, Draftmen worldwide use AutoCAD to help create visual representations of important projects. Buildings, bridges, and cityscapes come alive in AutoCAD and allow engineers, clients, and the public to better understand a certain design....
by dayo ade | Feb 23, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Graphics Design Articles
hether you’re new to vector, or you’re an existing Adobe Illustrator user expanding your vector horizons, learning the basic tools of CorelDRAW is a worthy task. The best way to acquire skills is by joining CorelDraw classes in Megatek ICT Academy where you will use...