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AutoCAD for Interior Design and Space Planning [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 672 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 100x100x100 mm, weight: 1340 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-Nov-2021
  • Leidėjas: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0136787886
  • ISBN-13: 9780136787884
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 672 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 100x100x100 mm, weight: 1340 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-Nov-2021
  • Leidėjas: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0136787886
  • ISBN-13: 9780136787884
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Get Productive Fast with AutoCAD 2022: Master the Newest AutoCAD Features and Interface

In this guide, expert AutoCAD instructors and practitioners show how to efficiently use AutoCAD 2022's powerful features in any interior design, architecture, or space planning project. Covering both 2D and 3D drawings, the authors walk you step-by-step through using AutoCAD 2022 prompts and commands, and fully mastering AutoCAD's current interface, including the revised Start tab and  floating Drawing tabs.

AutoCAD 2022 for Interior Design and Space Planning has been thoroughly updated to reflect changes since AutoCAD 2015, from importing content with DesignCenter to creating solid modeling walkthroughs with 3DWALK and Animation Motion. It's packed with features for better classroom and self-paced learning:



600+ updated illustrations and 100+ exercises demonstrating AutoCAD's role in modern interior design, architecture, and space planning Moves from basic commands to complex drawings, helping learners build on what they've learned and quickly get productive Numbered step-by-step exercises help students learn in realistic situations, and then practice on their own Includes drawing layouts, plotting drawings, and using architectural scales to measure distances Several projects guide learners to create a tenant space, a hotel room, lecture and conference rooms, and a wheelchair-accessible commercial restroom appropriate for interior design, space planning, and architecture students
Part I Preparing to Draw with AutoCAD
Chapter 1 Introducing the AutoCAD User Interface
1(28)
Objectives
1(1)
Introduction
1(1)
Exercise 1-1 Examine the AutoCAD User Interface and Save a Workspace
2(24)
Drawing Window and Graphics Cursor
4(3)
Application Menu Button
7(1)
Inputting or Selecting a Command
8(1)
Ribbon
8(3)
Expanded Panels
9(1)
Dialog Boxes and Palettes
9(1)
Tooltips
10(1)
Flyouts
10(1)
Command Line Window (Ctrl+9)
11(1)
Quick Access Toolbar
11(1)
Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar Down Arrow and Showing the Menu Bar
12(1)
Using AutoCAD Toolbars
13(1)
User Coordinate System Icon
14(1)
Advantage of Using the UCS
14(1)
Viewport Label Menus
14(2)
ViewCube
16(1)
Navigation Bar
17(1)
Infocenter
18(1)
Status Bar
18(4)
Drawing Coordinates Values (Ctrl+1)
18(3)
Model or Paper Space
21(1)
Quick View Tools
21(1)
Annotation Scaling Tools
21(1)
Workspace Switching
22(1)
Lock/Unlock Toolbar and Window Positions
22(1)
On/Off Hardware Acceleration
22(1)
Clean Screen (Ctrl+0 [ Zero])
22(1)
Modifying and Saving a Workspace
22(2)
Getting Help in AutoCAD 2022
24(1)
Closing AutoCAD
25(1)
Summary
26(1)
Test Questions
26(3)
Part II Two-Dimensional AutoCAD
Chapter 2 Quick-Start Tutorials: Basic Settings and Commands
29(74)
Objectives
29(1)
Introduction
29(1)
Following the Tutorials in This Book
30(1)
Tutorial 2-1 Part 1, Beginning an AutoCAD Drawing: Saving Your Work; Setting Units, Limits, Grid, and Snap; Creating Layers
31(21)
Beginning an AutoCAD Drawing
31(1)
Saving the Drawing
32(4)
Save
32(1)
Save As
32(2)
DWT
34(1)
DWS
34(1)
DXF
34(1)
Drawing Name and File Name Extension
35(1)
Units
36(1)
Controlling Your Drawing
36(2)
Drawing Scale
37(1)
Drawing Limits and the Cartesian Coordinate System
37(1)
Grid
38(2)
GRIDDISPLAY
38(2)
Snap
40(1)
Zoom
41(1)
Drafting Settings Dialog Box
41(1)
Layers
42(4)
Layer Lists
44(2)
Linetypes
46(1)
Lineweights
46(4)
Lineweight Settings Dialog Box
46(2)
Lineweight Display
48(2)
Setting the Annotation Scale
50(1)
Saving the Drawing
50(1)
Using the Mouse and Right-Click Customization
51(1)
Tutorial 2-1 Part 2, Drawing Lines, Circles, Arcs, Ellipses, and Donuts
52(31)
Ortho
52(1)
Drawing Lines Using the Grid Marks and Snap Increments
53(1)
Erase and Undo
54(2)
Drawing Lines Using Absolute Coordinates
56(1)
Drawing Lines Using Relative Coordinates
57(1)
Drawing Lines Using Polar Coordinates
58(1)
Drawing Lines Using Direct Distance Entry
59(1)
DYNMODE
59(1)
Circle
60(3)
Center, Radius
61(1)
Center, Diameter
62(1)
2 Points
62(1)
3 Points
63(1)
TTR
63(1)
LTSCALE
63(1)
ZOOM
64(2)
Zoom-Window
64(1)
Zoom-All
65(1)
Zoom-Previous
65(1)
Zoom-Extents
66(1)
Zoom-Object
66(1)
Zoom-Realtime
66(1)
PAN REALTIME
66(1)
Transparent Commands
66(1)
REDRAW
67(1)
REGEN
67(1)
HIGHLIGHT
67(1)
Move and Editing Commands Selection Set
67(5)
Options for Selecting Objects to Modify
70(1)
Window (W) and Crossing Window (C)
71(1)
All (ALL)
71(1)
Fence (F)
71(1)
Remove (R) and Add (A)
71(1)
Last (L) and Previous (P)
71(1)
Undo (U)
72(1)
Grips
72(1)
UNDO and REDO
73(1)
ARC
74(3)
3-Point
74(2)
Start, Center, End
76(1)
Start, Center, Angle
76(1)
Start, Center, Length
76(1)
Start, End, Angle
77(1)
Start, End, Direction
77(1)
Start, End, Radius
77(1)
Continue
77(1)
ELLIPSE
77(2)
Axis, End
77(2)
Center
79(1)
DONUT
79(1)
SCALE
80(2)
Reference
80(2)
Adding Text
82(1)
Command History
82(1)
Tutorial 2-2 Plot Responses for CH2-TUTORIAL1, Using the Model Tab
83(9)
Plot - Name
84(1)
Page Setup
84(1)
Printer/Plotter
84(1)
Plot to File
85(1)
Browse for Plot File
85(1)
Plot Style Table (Pen Assignments)
85(1)
Paper Size
86(1)
Plot Area
87(1)
Plot Scale
87(1)
Annotative Property and Annotation Scale
88(1)
Plot Offset (Origin Set to Printable Area)
89(1)
Shaded Viewport Options
89(1)
Plot Options
89(1)
Drawing Orientation
90(1)
Preview
90(2)
Summary
92(1)
Test Questions
92(3)
Projects
95(8)
Chapter 3 Drawing with AutoCAD: Conference and Lecture Rooms
103(80)
Objectives
103(1)
Exercise 3-1 Drawing a Rectangular Conference Room, Including Furniture
103(27)
Making a Drawing Template
105(2)
Polyline
107(1)
Undo
108(1)
OFFSET
108(1)
Through
109(1)
Erase
109(1)
Layer
109(1)
EXPLODE
109(1)
ID Point
109(2)
TRIM
111(1)
Rectangle
111(3)
CHAMFER
114(2)
Polyline
114(1)
Undo
114(1)
Angle
115(1)
Trim
115(1)
mEthod
115(1)
Multiple
115(1)
FILLET
116(1)
COPY and Osnap-Midpoint
117(1)
ROTATE
118(1)
Reference
119(1)
POINT
119(1)
DIVIDE
120(1)
MEASURE
121(1)
OSNAP
122(2)
Activating Osnap
122(1)
Copy, Osnap-Midpoint, Osnap-Node
123(1)
MIRROR
124(3)
Osnap Modes That Snap to Specific Drawing Features
127(3)
Exercise 3-2 Drawing a Rectangular Lecture Room, Including Furniture
130(14)
Running Osnap Modes
129(1)
Osnap Settings: Marker, Aperture, Magnet, Tooltip
130(2)
Making Solid Walls Using Polyline and Solid Hatch
132(1)
From
133(1)
BREAK
133(1)
First
134(1)
@
134(1)
Polyline Edit
134(2)
HATCH
136(2)
ARRAY
138(3)
Rectangular
140(1)
Path
141(1)
ARRAYEDIT
141(1)
Distance
141(3)
Exercise 3-3 Drawing a Curved Conference Room, Including Furniture
144(11)
Polyline
145(3)
Width
146(1)
Half Width
146(1)
Length
147(1)
Close
147(1)
POLYGON
148(1)
Edge
149(1)
Grips-Add Vertex
149(2)
Grips-Convert to Arc
151(1)
ARRAY
152(3)
Polar
152(3)
Exercise 3-4 Drawing a Conference Room Using Polar Tracking
155(12)
Polar Tracking
157(2)
Polyline Edit
159(1)
Specifying Points with Tracking
160(2)
Drawing the Chairs around the Conference Table
162(2)
Completing the Conference Room
164(1)
Using Command Preview
165(1)
Choosing Selection Options
166(1)
Summary
167(1)
Test Questions
167(3)
Projects
170(13)
Chapter 4 Adding Text and Tables to the Drawing
183(40)
Objectives
183(1)
Exercise 4-1 Placing Text on Drawings
183(20)
Making Settings for Text Style
185(1)
Style Name
185(1)
Font Name
185(1)
Making a New Text Style
186(3)
Using the Single Line Text Command to Draw Text
189(2)
Setting the Justify Option
191(1)
Using Standard Codes to Draw Special Characters
192(3)
Using the Multiline Text Command to Draw Text Paragraphs in Columns
195(3)
Changing Text Properties
198(4)
Checking the Spelling
202(1)
Exercise 4-2 Using the TABLE Command to Create a Door Schedule
203(11)
Exercise 4-3 Using the TABLE Command to Create a Window Schedule
214(1)
Summary
215(1)
Test Questions
215(3)
Projects
218(5)
Chapter 5 Advanced Plotting: Using Plot Styles, Paper Space, Multiple Viewports, and PDF Files
223(32)
Objectives
223(1)
Understanding Layer Names, Colors, and Lineweights
223(1)
Choosing a Plot Style
224(2)
Named Plot Style (STB)
225(1)
Color-Dependent Plot Style (CTB)
226(1)
Exercise 5-1 Make a Color-Dependent Plot Style to Change Colors to Plot Black
226(2)
Exercise 5-2 Plot a Layout with One Viewport
228(5)
Model, Layout1, and Layout2 Tabs
229(1)
Page Setup Manager
229(1)
Center and Scale the Plan
230(2)
Complete the Layout
232(1)
Exercise 5-3 Plot a Layout with Two Viewports
233(8)
Insert an Entire Drawing into a Current Drawing
233(3)
Page Setup Manager
236(1)
Copy a Viewport
237(1)
Center and Scale the Plans
237(2)
Complete the Layout
239(2)
Exercise 5-4 Plot a Layout with Four Viewports
241(6)
Viewports (VPORTS)
242(2)
Use MVIEW to Restore the Viewport VP4 into Layout1
244(1)
Page Setup Manager
245(1)
Center and Scale the Plans
246(1)
Complete the Layout
246(1)
Exercise 5-5 Make PDF Files That Can Be Attached to E-mails and Opened without the AutoCAD Program
247(3)
Summary
250(1)
Test Questions
250(3)
Projects
253(2)
Chapter 6 Drawing the Floor Plan: Walls, Doors, and Windows
255(42)
Objectives
255(1)
The Tenant Space Project
255(1)
Exercise 6-1 Tenant Space Floor Plan
256(29)
RECTANGLE
257(1)
HATCH
258(1)
ARRAY
258(2)
Multiline Style
260(9)
Multiline Command
262(6)
Edit Multiline Command
268(1)
EXTEND
269(1)
PROPERTIES
269(1)
LIST
270(1)
COLOR
270(2)
Linetype
272(1)
Lineweight
272(1)
Make Object's Layer Current
272(1)
Match Properties
272(1)
Block
273(3)
Wblock
276(2)
Insert
278(4)
Insertion Point
281(1)
X Scale Factor, Y Scale Factor
281(1)
Using Annotative Text
282(2)
Inserting Entire Drawings as Blocks
284(1)
Advantages of Using Blocks
284(1)
Exercise 6-2 Hotel Room 1 Floor Plan
285(6)
AutoCAD DesignCenter
287(4)
Summary
291(1)
Test Questions
291(3)
Projects
294(3)
Chapter 7 Dimensioning and Area Calculations
297(40)
Objectives
297(1)
Eight Basic Types of Dimensions
297(1)
Using Dimension Variables
298(3)
Exercise 7-1 Dimensioning the Tenant Space Floor Plan Using Linear Dimensions
301(18)
Setting the Dimension Variables Using the Command Prompt
303(1)
Setting the Dimension Variables Using the Dimension Style Manager Dialog Box
304(5)
Using the Fit Tab to Scale for Dimension Features
309(2)
Annotative
309(1)
Scale Dimensions to Layout
310(1)
Use Overall Scale of: (DIMSCALE)
310(1)
Linear and Continue Dimensioning
311(4)
Aligned Dimensioning
315(1)
Baseline Dimensioning
315(3)
Adding a Dimension Break
318(1)
Using Adjust Space
318(1)
Exercise 7-2 Revisions and Modifying Dimensions
319(7)
Setting the DIMASSOC Dimension Variable
319(2)
Understanding Associative Dimension Commands
321(1)
Oblique
321(1)
Align Text (Home-Angle-Left-Center-Right)
322(1)
Override
322(1)
Update
322(1)
Defpoints Layer
322(1)
Using the PROPERTIES Palette
323(1)
Accessing Match Properties
323(1)
Using Grips
323(1)
Drawing a Revision Cloud
324(2)
Exercise 7-3 Tenant Space Total Square Footage
326(5)
Defining the Area for Square Footage
326(3)
Using the Cal Calculator
329(2)
Summary
331(1)
Test Questions
331(3)
Projects
334(3)
Chapter 8 Drawing Elevations, Sections, and Details
337(64)
Objectives
337(1)
Introduction
337(1)
Exercise 8-1 Tenant Space: Elevation of Conference Room Cabinets
337(20)
UCS
339(3)
UCS Icon
340(1)
Draw the Upper Cabinets
341(1)
Mirror
342(3)
Draw the Lower Cabinets
344(1)
Stretch
345(12)
Complete the Drawing
354(3)
Circles to Be Used with Multileaders
357(1)
Exercise 8-2 The Multileader Command
357(11)
Multileader Standard Style
357(3)
Multileader
360(2)
Multileader Align
362(1)
Change Multileader Style
362(5)
Multileader Collect
366(1)
Multileader Add
367(1)
Exercise 8-3 Tenant Space: Section of Conference Room Cabinets with Hatching
368(17)
Prepare to Use the Hatch Command with the Add: Select Objects Boundary Option
371(5)
Use the Hatch Command with the Add: Select Objects Boundary Option
372(1)
Use the Hatch Command with the Add: Pick Points Boundary Option
373(3)
Hatch; Hatch and Gradient Dialog Box; Hatch Tab
376(3)
Type and Pattern
376(1)
Angle and Scale
377(1)
Hatch Origin
378(1)
Boundaries
378(1)
Options
378(1)
More Options
379(2)
Islands
380(1)
Boundary Retention
380(1)
Boundary Set
380(1)
Gap Tolerance
380(1)
Inherit Options
380(1)
Edit Hatch
381(4)
Exercise 8-4 Detail of Door Jamb with Hatching
385(1)
Exercise 8-5 Use Point Filters and Object Snap Tracking to Make an Orthographic Drawing of a Conference Table
386(7)
Point Filters
388(1)
Object Snap Tracking
389(4)
Summary
393(1)
Test Questions
393(3)
Projects
396(5)
Chapter 9 Drawing the Furniture Installation Plan, Adding Specifications, and Extracting Data
401(34)
Objectives
401(1)
Introduction
401(1)
Exercise 9-1 Tenant Space Furniture Installation Plan with Furniture Specifications
402(22)
Draw the Furniture Symbols
403(1)
Define Attributes (ATTDEF)
403(10)
Constant Attribute
408(2)
Variable Attribute
410(2)
Verify Attribute
412(1)
Edit Text (TEXTEDIT)
413(1)
QP (Quick Properties)
414(1)
Properties Palette
414(1)
WBLOCK the Furniture with Attributes Symbol
414(2)
Insert the Furniture Symbols with Attributes into the Drawing
416(2)
Complete the Tenant Space Furniture Installation Plan
418(1)
Edit Attribute, Single
418(2)
Edit Attribute, Global
420(2)
Attribute Display (ATTDISP)
422(1)
Redefining an Inserted Block with Attributes Using the BLOCK Command
422(1)
Block Attribute Manager (BATTMAN)
423(1)
Synchronize Attributes (ATTSYNC)
423(1)
Exercise 9-2 Extracting Attributes from the Tenant Space Furniture Installation Plan
424(6)
Data Extraction
425(5)
Summary
430(1)
Test Questions
430(2)
Projects
432(3)
Chapter 10 DesignCenter, Dynamic Blocks, and External References
435(36)
Objectives
435(1)
Introduction
435(1)
Exercise 10-1 Reception Area Furniture Installation Plan Using the DesignCenter
435(5)
The DesignCenter
436(4)
DesignCenter Tabs
436(1)
DesignCenter Buttons
437(3)
Exercise 10-2 Training Room Furniture Installation Plan Using DesignCenter and Dynamic Blocks
440(16)
Use Block Editor to Make Dynamic Blocks
445(11)
Exercise 10-3 Attach an External Reference to an Office Plan
456(7)
XATTACH (Attach External Reference)
456(1)
External Reference (XREF)
457(1)
XBIND
457(1)
Features of External References
457(6)
Summary
463(1)
Test Questions
463(2)
Projects
465(6)
Chapter 11 Drawing the Reflected Ceiling Plan and Voice/Data/Power Plan
471(14)
Objectives
471(1)
Introduction
471(1)
Exercise 11-1 Part 1, Tenant Space Lighting Legend and Reflected Ceiling Plan
471(3)
Tenant Space Lighting Legend Symbols
473(1)
Tenant Space Reflected Ceiling Plan
473(1)
Exercise 11-1 Part 2, Tenant Space Voice/Data/ Power Legend and Plan
474(4)
Tenant Space Voice/Data/Power Legend Symbols
474(2)
Tenant Space Voice/Data/Power Plan
476(2)
Summary
478(1)
Test Questions
478(2)
Projects
480(5)
Chapter 12 Creating Presentations with Layouts and Making a Sheet Set
485(24)
Objectives
485(1)
Exercise 12-1 Make a Printed Presentation of the Tenant Space Project by Combining Multiple Plans on One Sheet of Paper
485(10)
Use Create Layout Wizard to Set Up Four Viewports on a Single Sheet
486(1)
Complete the Title Block
487(3)
Use Layer Properties Manager to Freeze Viewport Layers
490(2)
Scale and Center the Plans
492(1)
Using MVSETUP to Align the Plans
492(2)
Complete the Presentation
494(1)
Exercise 12-2 Making a Four-Sheet Presentation of the Tenant Space Project Using a Sheet Set
495(9)
Make New Layout Tabs and Rename the New Layout Tabs
496(1)
Prepare the Layout Tabs for Plotting Drawings
496(2)
Use MVSETUP to Insert a Title Block
498(2)
Quick View Tools
500(1)
New Sheet Set and Sheet Set Manager
501(3)
Summary
504(1)
Test Questions
504(3)
Project
507(2)
Chapter 13 Isometric Drawing and Gradient Hatch Rendering
509(38)
Objectives
509(1)
Axonometric Drawing
509(1)
Isometric Drawing
509(1)
Exercise 13-1 Fundamentals of Isometric Drawing
510(15)
Drafting Settings Dialog Box
512(13)
Shape 1: Drawing the Isometric Rectangle
512(1)
Shape 2: Drawing Isometric Ellipses
513(2)
Shape 3: Drawing a Chair with Ellipses That Show the Thickness of a Material
515(3)
Shape 4: Drawing a Shape That Has a Series of Isometric Ellipses Located on the Same Centerline
518(2)
Shape 5: Isometric Detail with Rounded Corners
520(1)
Shape 6: A TV Shape with an Angled Back
521(3)
Shape 7: Isometric Detail: A Hexagonal-Shaped Vase
524(1)
Exercise 13-2 Tenant Space Reception Desk in Isometric
525(8)
Dimensioning in Isometric
532(1)
Gradient Hatch
532(1)
Exercise 13-3 Using Gradient Patterns to Render the Shapes of Exercise 13-1
533(7)
Summary
540(1)
Test Questions
540(3)
Projects
543(4)
Part III Three-Dimensional AutoCAD
Chapter 14 Solid Modeling
547(46)
Objectives
547(1)
Introduction
547(1)
Creating Primitive Shapes with Solid Commands
548(1)
Creating Composite Solids with Solid Commands
548(1)
Editing Solids with Solid Commands
548(1)
Controlling UCS in Three Dimensions
549(1)
Dynamic UCS
549(1)
Viewing Solids
549(3)
3D Views Menu Options
549(2)
SteeringWheels
551(1)
ViewCube
552(1)
Editing Solids with Other Commands
552(1)
Controlling Solids Display
552(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 1, Drawing Primitive Solids
553(5)
Box
555(1)
Sphere
555(1)
Wedge
556(1)
Cone
556(1)
Cylinder
557(1)
Torus
557(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 2, Using Extrude to Draw Extruded Solids
558(4)
Drawing an Extruded Circle
558(1)
Drawing an Extruded Polygon
558(1)
Drawing an Extruded Rectangle
559(1)
Drawing an Extruded Structural Angle
560(1)
Drawing an Extruded Shape
561(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 3, Using REVOLVE to Draw Revolved Solids; Using 3DROTATE to Rotate Solids about the X-, Y-, and Z-Axes
562(4)
Drawing Revolved Shape 1
562(2)
Drawing a Revolved Rectangle
564(1)
Drawing a Revolved Paper Clip Holder
565(1)
Using 3DROTATE
565(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 4, Using CHAMFER and FILLET to Form Chamfers and Fillets on Solid Edges
566(2)
Chamfering and Filleting the Top Four Edges of Two Separate Boxes
566(1)
Chamfering and Filleting the Top Edge of Two Separate Cylinders
567(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 5, Using UNION to Join Two Solids; Using SUBTRACT to Subtract Solids from Other Solids
568(3)
Drawing Solid Shape 1
568(1)
Drawing Solid Shape 2
569(1)
Joining with Union
570(1)
Using Subtract
570(1)
Performing a Hide
571(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 6, Using Sweep, Helix, Subtract, Loft, Planar Surface, Thicken, and Polysolid to Draw Solid Shapes
571(6)
Sweeping an Object
571(3)
Using Loft
574(1)
Creating a Bowl-Shaped Object
575(1)
Using Planar Surface
575(1)
Using POLYSOLID
576(1)
Exercise 14-1 Part 7, Using Intersection to Form a Solid Model from the Common Volume of Two Intersecting Solids
577(6)
Drawing Two Extruded Shapes at Right Angles to Each Other
578(1)
Using Intersect
579(1)
Wblocking the Intersected Model
580(1)
Completing Exercise 14-1
581(2)
Summary
583(1)
Test Questions
583(3)
Projects
586(7)
Chapter 15 Advanced Modeling
593(40)
Objectives
593(1)
Introduction
593(1)
Exercise 15-1 Creating a Solid Model of Chair 2
594(3)
Exercise 15-2 Creating a Solid Model of a Patio
597(13)
RENDER
608(1)
Render Quality
608(1)
Destinations
608(1)
Lights
608(1)
Materials
609(1)
Other Commands Available to Render, Animate, Attach Scanned Files, and Shade 3D Models
609(1)
Exercise 15-3 Use Render Commands to Make a Photo-Realistic Rendering of the Solid Model in Exercise 15-2
610(11)
Exercise 15-4 Create a Walk-Through AVI File for the Rendered 3D Patio
621(6)
Summary
627(1)
Test Questions
627(3)
Projects
630
Part IV Appendixes
Appendix A Keyboard Shortcuts
633(8)
Appendix B Shortcut and Temporary Override Keys
641(2)
Glossary 643(4)
Index 647
BEVERLY KIRKPATRICK has worked with AutoCAD for 30+ years, developing interior designs, space plans, and finish schedules for schools, banks, hospitals, churches, and car dealerships. She taught AutoCAD at college and high school levels.

JAMES KIRKPATRICK worked with and taught AutoCAD for 40+ years, established Eastfield College's AutoCAD Training Center, and authored 30+ books in the field.

HOSSEIN ASSADIPOUR teaches CAD, CNC, CAM, and related topics, and wrote Learning AutoCAD in 20 Projects. He is professor of Division of Mathematics, Engineering Technologies & Computer Sciences at Essex County College.

DAVID BYRNES spent 38 years in design, drafting, and 3D modeling, working with AutoCAD since v. 1.4. A CAD consultant, instructor, and author since 1988, he contributed to Cadalyst magazine for 15 years, and taught 2D/3D design software at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, British Columbia Institute of Technology, and the University of British Columbia.