In this video we look at using linetypes in autocad, and how to load new linetypes into your drawing, including insulation batting. We then look at working with hatch, hatch boundary and pick points, along with solid fills, gradients and pattern fill.
If you have any questions or get stuck with any CAD stuff – please just ask and I would be too happy to see if I can help. Check out some of our other tutorials here.
How to Calculate Stairs Working out stairs can sometimes be a bit of a headache. In this article we are going to look at how to calculate stairs, the quick and easy way to work out your stair requirements. First, take a look at the regulations that we can use as a...
The following post includes excerpts from our book Understanding Architectural Details - Residential. Introduction to Floor Details The most common materials used for the construction of ground and upper floors tend to be concrete or timber. Required span, resistance...
Whether you are looking for a beginners course in Revit, or you are planning on upgrading your skills, there are plenty of Revit courses out there. I have selected a couple that are worth looking at, with varying costs that will suit any budget. Linked In Learning...
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Emma, thank you for sharing the information. I stuck with template dwt file, cannot open what I have, also searching for good template dwt file. (i am working on Mac) Would be great if you give an advice where to find good template and how to open it. Thank you again.
Hi Anna, this might help you out https://youtu.be/yAQbVZE0Ijw – doesn’t make a huge difference if you are on a mac or pc. There are some layout templates here: https://www.bibliocad.com/library/sheet-formats–a1;-a2;-a3;-a4_89057