AutoCAD 2023 Essential Training
Release date:2022
Author:Shaun 'SCB' Bryant
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
AutoCAD 2023 is a powerful design and drafting software application used to create precise 2D and 3D designs. In this course, Autodesk Certified Instructor Shaun Bryant walks you through the essentials of AutoCAD, showing you how to get the most out of its processes and workflows so you can be a more efficient and productive AutoCAD user.
Discover how to use the ribbon, choose workspaces, and work with built-in tools such as the ViewCube and Navigation Bar to customize your design projects and drawings. Explore practice tips for managing units and options, drawing and modifying objects, working with dimensioning techniques, and utilizing attributes, tables, external references, viewports, annotation, and more. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills you need to share your designs with stakeholders, collaborate, and build consensus with your team.
01.01 – the essentials of autocad
01.02 – the advantages of using autocad
01.03 – what you should know before watching this course
01.04 – using the exercise files
01.05 – the autocad 2023 user interface
02.01 – the application menu
02.02 – the infobar
02.03 – the quick access toolbar (qat)
02.04 – the ribbon and panels
02.05 – using workspaces in autocad
02.06 – working with palettes and dialog boxes
02.07 – the command line
02.08 – using dynamic input (dynmode)
02.09 – the status bar
02.10 – using your autodesk account
03.01 – setting drawing units
03.02 – setting the options dialog box
03.03 – drawings using metric units
03.04 – drawings using imperial units
03.05 – working with templates dwt
04.01 – working with the viewcube and the navigation bar
04.02 – modelspace and paperspace
04.03 – saving and restoring views
04.04 – the mouse and mouse settings
05.01 – using grid and snap
05.02 – working with coordinates
05.03 – using dynamic input (dynmode)
05.04 – direct distance entry (dde)
06.01 – osnap and otrack
06.02 – polar and ortho
06.03 – lines arcs and circles
06.04 – polylines and splines
06.05 – using realtime zoom and realtime pan
07.01 – rectangles and polygons
07.02 – points and donuts
07.03 – ellipses
07.04 – isometric drafting (isodraft)
08.01 – working with the file tabs
08.02 – the shortcut menu
09.01 – selecting objects
09.02 – using move and copy
09.03 – using rotate and scale
09.04 – using mirror and offset
09.05 – using break and join
09.06 – using grips and grip editing
09.07 – using boundaries
09.08 – using fillet and chamfer
09.09 – using divide and measure
09.10 – editing polylines and splines
09.11 – using trim and extend
09.12 – creating and using arrays
09.13 – using stretch and lengthen
10.01 – using the hatch command
10.02 – using the gradient command
10.03 – using draw order to display hatches and gradients
10.04 – editing hatches and gradients
11.01 – creating and using text styles
11.02 – single line text (text) and multiline text (mtext)
11.03 – creating and using dimension styles
11.04 – adding dimensions to your drawings
11.05 – using quick leader (qleader) in your drawings
11.06 – creating and using table styles
11.07 – adding a table to your drawing
11.08 – creating and using multileader styles
11.09 – working with multileaders
11.10 – aligning text
12.01 – editing dimensions and dimension overrides
12.02 – breaking and spacing dimensions
12.03 – using continue and baseline
12.04 – automatic dimensioning
13.01 – working with object properties
13.02 – changing the linetype scale
13.03 – using hide and isolate
13.04 – new layers and the layer drop-down menu
13.05 – using the layer tools
13.06 – working with layer states
14.01 – using groups
14.02 – creating and inserting a block
14.03 – redefining block definitions in a drawing
14.04 – using the explode command
14.05 – creating a simple dynamic block
14.06 – using the wblock command
15.01 – creating a simple block with attributes
15.02 – enhanced attribute editor
15.03 – working with table styles
15.04 – designing a table
15.05 – adding fields to a table
16.01 – attaching and overlaying xrefs
16.02 – altering and clipping xrefs
16.03 – editing xrefs
16.04 – editing xrefs in place
17.01 – locking viewports
17.02 – freezing viewport layers
17.03 – using annotative text styles
17.04 – using annotative dimensions
17.05 – using revision clouds
18.01 – creating a simple titleblock
18.02 – defining your page setup
18.03 – adding new scaled viewports
18.04 – using annotative scaling
18.05 – printing and plotting
19.01 – plotting from the model and layout tabs
19.02 – packaging with etransmit
19.03 – batch plotting (publish)
19.04 – outputting to different file formats
19.05 – using autodesk design review with a dwf file
19.06 – checking a reviewed dwf file in autocad
20.01 – comparing drawings with dwg compare
20.02 – using the count functionality to check the number of objects in a drawing
21.01 – working with cloud-based storage
21.02 – saving and opening to and from autocad web and mobile folders
21.03 – working with the autocad web app
21.04 – using the traces palette to collaborate in autocad web
21.05 – using the traces palette to collaborate in autocad desktop
21.06 – sharing drawings with others from autocad
22.01 – next steps
Ex Files AutoCAD 2023 EssT.7z
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