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Note from the Author
These tutorials have been written to support self-directed learning
through hands-on practice with CAD. Users are strongly encouraged
to take the time necessary to read through the explanations provided
in these tutorials, rather than simply treating them as a recipe for
producing a CAD drawing.
Competence with CAD will only be achieved once
you have undertaken your own drawing or modelling tasks applying the
techniques described in these tutorials.
To open these Tutorials
you will need
Adobe Acrobat©
Reader

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Drawing
with AutoCAD 2000 - Introduction (85kb)
An introduction to the AutoCAD interface with an explanation of
basic commands and drawing processes |
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AutoCAD
2000 – A Residential Plan (166kb)
A first introduction to basic 2D drawing operations with CAD,
dealing with a variety of drawing tools and processes, line types
and weights, drawing accuracy using tracking and object snap procedures,
as well as other general editing tools.
(ContourPolylines.txt -
you will need this file) |
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AutoCAD
2000 – Drawing the Granny Flat Plan (205kb)
An introduction to the processes necessary to draw architectural
plans, including layering to manage drawing organisation, and
sheet layouts for plotting. |
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AutoCAD
2000 in 3D – A Monkish Shot Tower (197kb)
Introduction to 3D modelling, covering both solid and surface
modelling, and the manipulation of complex procedures in 3D space
Section Headings with return to top of page button on the right. |
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