Computer Drawing Examples Navigation: AutoCAD 2000: AutoCAD 2000

Author: Wu Changde
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is a compilation of the author's extensive experience in teaching, researching, and applying computer graphics. Written with the principles of "practical, sufficient, and user-friendly" in mind, the writing style is a blend of strengths from various sources, with unique elements. The cognitive process and arrangement are highly aligned with learners' thinking habits. After multiple training trials, it has proven to be highly effective. The book explains the usage of most commands in AutoCAD through practical examples, starting with 2D drawing. It covers basic drawing commands, editing commands, environment setting commands, single-view drawing, multi-view drawing, isometric drawing, technical requirement annotations, etc. It also introduces 3D modeling methods, rendering, and editing/modification of 3D graphics. Additionally, it explains how to generate multi-view drawings (engineering drawings) from 3D models and how to integrate with Word to create visually appealing technical documents, which is undoubtedly attractive to many professionals in other fields. At the end of the book, menu commands, toolbar icons, and the numerous dialog boxes encountered during use are provided with clear translations or explanations. The author has also compiled answers to questions raised by students over the years and those encountered personally in Appendix IV, which will undoubtedly be helpful to readers. The book also includes several sets of test questions to assess your learning progress. This book is highly suitable as a training course textbook or reference material for various educational levels. It is also ideal for self-study for individuals at all levels who are interested in computer graphics methods or need to use computers for drawing in their work.