Summary
Basic AutoCAD® for Interior Designers Using AutoCAD® 2002 is an introductory text on the use of AutoCAD® for both 2D drawings and 3D modeling in the field of Interior Design. It provides a compilation of project/task-driven tutorials that give interior design students solid, practical know-how and provide numerous examples that follow current professional drafting conventions and standards. This approach combines explanations of commands with practical and systematic drafting procedures, allowing students to focus on what an interior designer can do with AutoCAD®. Features of this text include: - Easy-to-understand tutorials with step-by-step instructions
- Numerous illustrations and screen captures
- A listing of the command prompt output (what AutoCAD says) and input (what the user replies) for each AutoCAD command
- A description and/or explanation of both AutoCAD's and the user's actions for each AutoCAD command
- Chapter summaries highlighting the main points and commands of each chapter
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Table of Contents
1. Basic AutoCAD Knowledge.
2. Drawing a Floor Plan.
3. Adding to the Floor Plan.
4. Get Organized Using Layers.
5. Finishing the Floor Plan.
6. Dimensions.
7. Plotting.
8. Drawing an Elevation.
9. Drawing a Detail.
10. Assembling the Finished Drawing.
11. Building a 3D Model.
12. Rendering.
13. Posting the Drawings to the Web.
Appendices.
Index.
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