Garden Computer Auxiliary Design Tutorial (AutoCAD2021 Chinese Version) 97871111672937 Xing Lifeng

According to the complete landscape drawing process, this book teaches the idea of ​​using computer-aided design technology and explains the relevant functions and usage methods of AutoCAD applications.The chapter structure and knowledge point arrangement of the textbook are gradually in line with the laws of cognition.The example patterns are professional in landscape gardening, and the drawing steps are comprehensive and pictures are integrated.

Software environment adopted: 64-bit Windows 10 simplified Chinese version of the operating system, and simplified Chinese version of the application AutoCAD 2021.Hardware environment: IBM PC English keyboard, three-key scroll wheel mouse.

Xing Lifeng graduated from the Forestry College of Shandong Agricultural University and stayed at the school to teach.He taught the series of garden computer-aided design courses, presided over the Shandong Province fine course "Garden Computer-aided Design", and edited the Ministry of Agriculture's "12th Five-Year Plan" and "13th Five-Year Plan" textbook "Garden Computer-aided Design".

In 1999, Shandong Agricultural University CAD training base was established to carry out training for the national garden industry. In 2000, it joined the National CAD training network and AutodeskATC authorized training center.From 2003 to 2005, he was awarded the top ten outstanding ATC certified teacher in Autodesk China.In 2002, he received special government subsidy from the State Council and served as deputy director of the Planning and Design Institute of Shandong Agricultural University in 2011.

Foreword
Chapter 1    Basic entry
    1.1    Get up and run
    1.2    User interface and common operations
        1.2.1    Application Buttons
        1.2.2    Quick access to the toolbar
        1.2.3    Title belt, help
        1.2.4    Ribbon
        1.2.5    Start, Document tab
        1.2.6    Drawing area
        1.2.7    Status Bar
    1.3    Command operation
        1.3.1    Ways to start the command
        1.3.2    Abort the execution command
        1.3.3    Repeat the previous command
        1.3.4    Give up Undo and redo one command
    1.4    Shortcut keys, temporary replacement keys, command alias
    1.5    Control the current viewport display
        1.5.1    Pan and zoom using scroll wheel mouse
        1.5.2    Pan and zoom using the navigation bar
        1.5.3    Regenerate graphics Regen
        1.5.4    Graphic performance adjustment
    1.6    Graphic file operation
        1.6.1    Create a new graphic file
        1.6.2    Open the graphical file
        1.6.3    Save graphics file
        1.6.4    Backup and automatic save
    Thinking questions
chapter 2    Draw graphic objects
    2.1    Input of coordinate system and point coordinates
        2.1.1    World coordinate system WCS and user coordinate system UCS
        2.1.2    Input of point coordinates
        2.1.3    Dynamic input
    2.2    Draw geometric figures (I)
        2.2.1    Line
        2.2.2    Arc
        2.2.3    Polyline Pline
        2.2.4    Rectangle
    2.3    Drawing aids
        2.3.1    Grid and Snaps
        2.3.2    Orthogonal and polar tracking
        2.3.3    Object capture
        2.3.4    Object capture tracking
    2.4    Draw geometric figures (two)
        2.4.1    Circle
        2.4.2    Regular polygon Polygon
        2.4.3    Ellipse, ellipse
        2.4.4    Sliding-out drawing panel
        2.4.5    Spline
        2.4.6    Structural line Xline, Ray
        2.4.7    Create a point object
        2.4.8    Helix
        2.4.9    Ring Donut
        2.4.10    Revise cloud line Revcloud
    Thinking questions
Chapter 3    Modify the graphical object
    3.1    Select a graphical object
    3.2    Modify the graphical object
        3.2.1    Delete Erase
        3.2.2    Mobile Move
        3.2.3    Rotate
        3.2.4    Copy Copy
        3.2.5    Cross-document copy (clipboard)
        3.2.6    Mirror
        3.2.7    Stretch
        3.2.8    Scale object
        3.2.9    Modify the command grouping of the panel
        3.2.10    Trim and Extend
        3.2.11    Fillet
        3.2.12    Chamfer
        3.2.13    Blend
        3.2.14    Rectangular array ArrayRect
        3.2.15    Path ArrayPath
        3.2.16    Ring ArrayPolar
        3.2.17    Decompose Explode
        3.2.18    Offset
        3.2.19    Modify panel slides down
        3.2.20    Edit polyline Pedit
        3.2.21    Edit SplineSplinEdit
        3.2.22    Align Align
        3.2.23    Interrupt Break
        3.2.24    Merge Join
        3.2.25    Delete duplicate objects Overkill
        3.2.26    Change the drawing order of overlapping objects
    3.3    Grip edit
    3.4    Multi-line MLine and multi-line editing MLEdit
    Thinking questions
Chapter 4    Organization of graphic objects
    4.1    Layer
        4.1.1    Layer Feature Manager
        4.1.2    Layer list
        4.1.3    Layer Tool
        4.1.4    Copy the object to the new layer CopyToLayer
    4.2    Tiles
        4.2.1    Create a block definition block
        4.2.2    Organization and storage of blocks
        4.2.3    Insert block
        4.2.4    Insert a graphic file as a block
        4.2.5    Modify block definition and redefine block
        4.2.6    Create blocks with attributes
        4.2.7    Use of dynamic blocks
    4.3    Object Properties
        4.3.1    Viewing and changing Object properties
        4.3.2    With layer, block, individual characteristics
        4.3.3    Set to SetByLayer
        4.3.4    Feature MatchProp
    4.4    Linear to Linear Scale
        4.4.1    LineType
        4.4.2    Linear proportions
        4.4.3    Loading line type setting line type proportion
    4.5    Group Group
    Thinking questions
Chapter 5    Utilities
    5.1    Introduction to Practical Tools
        5.1.1    MeasureGeom
        5.1.2    Query point coordinates
        5.1.3    Quickly select Qselect and seedling count statistics
    5.2    Graphics Utility Tool
        5.2.1    Set the graphics unit format Units
        5.2.2    Clean up redundant information on graphics files
        5.2.3    Repair corrupted graphics files
    5.3    Design Center Adcenter
    5.4    System variables
        5.4.1    Common system variables
        5.4.2    Set system variables
        5.4.3    System variable monitor
    Thinking questions
Chapter 6    Boundaries and fills
    6.1    Boundary
    6.2    Pattern filling
        6.2.1    Introduction to the Hatch function
        6.2.2    Edit pattern fill
        6.2.3    Use of exogenous patterns
        6.2.4    Filling lawn points
        6.2.5    Gradient fill Gracdient
    Thinking questions
Chapter 7    Model space and drawings empty question
    7.1    Introduction to model space and drawing space
    7.2    Layout and viewport
    7.3    Layout setting process
        7.3.1    Layout page settings
        7.3.2    Insert the national symbol frame
        7.3.3    Create a new viewport
        7.3.4    Set viewport ratio
        7.3.5    Viewport scale and drawing scale
    7.4    Drawing set
    Thinking questions
Chapter 8    Drawing comments
    8.1    Commentary vs. non-commentary
    8.2    Word
        8.2.1    Definition of text styles for labeling
        8.2.2    Description of the definition of text style
        8.2.3    Multi-line text Mtext
        8.2.4    Title with hollow words
        8.2.5    Select annotation ratio
        8.2.6    Writing instructions
        8.2.7    Alternative Missing Fonts
    8.3    Comment ratio and comment visibility
    8.4    Mark
        8.4.1    Types and composition of labels
        8.4.2    Dimstyle definition
        8.4.3    Create annotation
        8.4.4    Modify existing tags
    8.5    Multi-lead Mleader
        8.5.1    Lead style definition
        8.5.2    Create leads
    8.6    Table
        8.6.1    Table style definition
        8.6.2    Insert empty table to enter content
        8.6.3    Link Excel file to create table
        8.6.4    Hand drawn table
    Thinking questions
Chapter 9    Pattern output and vectorization
    9.1    Pattern output
        9.1.1    Printout layout
        9.1.2    Print out the pattern in the model space
    9.2    Vectorization of patterns
        9.2.1    Vectorization method
        9.2.2    Manual vectorization of point coordinates for measurement patterns
        9.2.3    Raster image substrate tracing
    9.3    Workflow for drawing floor plans
    Thinking questions
appendix    FAQs
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