2. Computer Aided Building Planning And Drawing (BCV305)
This chapter covers various drawing tools and modify tools utilized in computer-aided design (CAD) sessions, emphasizing how to create geometric shapes and manipulate existing drawings. Key commands include Line, Circle, Arc, and methods for modifying them, such as Copy, Move, and Scale, which aid in the design process. The focus is on practical applications and enhancing efficiency in architectural and engineering drawings.
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What we have learnt
- Different drawing and modifying commands can create and manipulate geometric shapes.
- Understanding of each command's function helps streamline the drawing process.
- The importance of precision in CAD is underscored by the ability to accurately position objects.
Key Concepts
- -- Line Command
- Creates one or a series of straight line segments, each segment being a separate object.
- -- Circle Command
- Creates a circle using various methods, such as center and radius, center and diameter, or tangent-tangent-radius.
- -- Modify Tools
- A set of commands used to alter existing objects in a drawing, such as erase, copy, and mirror.
- -- Polyline
- A series of connected lines created as a single object, allowing control over width and shape.
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