Description
Book SynopsisMaster the complexities of the world's bestselling 2D and 3D software with Alf Yarwood's Introduction to AutoCAD 2013. Ideally suited to new users of AutoCAD, this book will be a useful resource for drawing modules in both vocational and introductory undergraduate courses in engineering and construction.
Trade Review'Good clear explanations, examples and screen shots. The book includes 3D modelling and rendering and is not too expensive. Covers levels 1 to 3 City and Guilds CAD course.' Hilary Hill, Alton College
'Up to date information on new features of AutoCAD13 simply explained with good sets of exercises.' Wayne Savory, Coleg Sir Gar
'The fact that the book assumes no prior knowledge is great, as is the overall presentation.' Paul Smith, University of Portsmouth
'Good clear explanations, examples and screen shots. The book includes 3D modelling and rendering and is not too expensive. Covers levels 1 to 3 City and Guilds CAD course.' Hilary Hill, Alton College
'Up to date information on new features of AutoCAD13 simply explained with good sets of exercises.' Wayne Savory, Coleg Sir Gar
'The fact that the book assumes no prior knowledge is great, as is the overall presentation.' Paul Smith, University of Portsmouth
Table of Contents1. Introducing AutoCAD 2013 2. Calling Tools 3. Introducing Drawing 4. Draw Tools, Object Snap and Dynamic Input 5. Zoom, Pan and Templates 6. The Modify Tools 7. Dimensions and Text 8. Orthographic and Isometric 9. Hatching 10. Blocks and Inserts 11. Other Types of File Format 12. Sheet Sets 13. Introducing 3D Modelling 14. 3D Models in Viewports 15. The Modification of 3D Models 16. Rendering 17. Building Drawing 18. Three Dimensional Space 19. Editing 3D Solid Models 20. Other Features of 3D Modelling 21. Internet Tools and Help 22. Design and AutoCAD 2013 Appendix: A List of Tools Appendix B: Some the Set Variables Appendix C: Ribbon Toolpanelicons. Index
