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Title: Basic To AutoCAD 2015 Chapter 6
Description: This is basic introduction to AutoCAD. You will learn AutoCAD by step by step. It is suitable for beginner who will like to learn it.

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PLOTTING

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PLOTTING

Prepare steps for plotting
Determine part of drawing to
plot
Choose paper and size of
paper
Prepare plotter and printer

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PREPARATORY STEPS FOR PLOTTING
There are three methods of plotting
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Click Plot from the Standard toolbar
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Select Printer / plotter

Paper Size

Copies

Plot Area
Scale

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DETERMINE PART OF DRAWING TO PLOT
When plotting a drawing, you must specify the area of the
drawing to plot
...

When plotting on the Model tab, it plots the entire drawing area defined by
the drawing limits
...


Display
Plots the view in the current viewport in the Model tab or the current
paper space view in a layout tab
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All geometry in the current space is plotted
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View
Plots a view saved previously with the VIEW command
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If there are no saved views in the drawing, this option is unavailable
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Click the Window button to use a pointing device to specify opposite
corners of the area to be plotted, or enter coordinate values
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In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Area, specify the portion of your
drawing that you want to plot
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Then choose OK to plot the
drawing
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The options in this group allow you to select the paper size
and the measurement system you are using
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These sizes are derived from the sizes available from your
currently selected system printer
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In the Page Setup dialog box, under Printer/Plotter, select a plotter
in the Name box
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The paper sizes listed depend on the plotter you selected
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The layout reflects the changes
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You do not need to configure these devices with the system
printer driver unless the AutoCAD defaults differ from the
Windows values
...

When you specify a scale to output your drawing, you can choose
from a list of real-world scales, enter your own scale, or choose
Scaled to Fit to scale the drawing to fit onto the selected paper
size
...

That is, you decide how to interpret the size of a unit (an inch, a
millimeter, a meter) and draw on a 1:1 scale
...
When you plot
the drawing, you either specify a precise scale or fit the image to
the paper
...

The method used to set the plot scale depends on whether you plot
on the Model tab or in a layout:
On the Model tab, you can establish the scale on the Plot Settings tab in the
Plot dialog box
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In a layout, you work with two scales
...

The second is the scale of the model itself, which is displayed in floating
viewports
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PREPARE PLOTTER AND PRINTER
Set a Specific Scale
When you plot, you can choose the unit type, inches or millimeters,
under Paper Size and Paper Units
...

The illustrations show a light bulb plotted at three dif ferent scales
...

You can use the Scaled to Fit option to plot the view at the largest
possible size that fits the paper
...

When you plot a perspective view from model space, the view is
scaled to fit the paper even when you enter a scale
...

AutoCAD updates this scale whenever you change the unit type,
paper size, plotter, plot origin, orientation, or size of the plotted
area in the Plot dialog box
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In the Plot dialog box, Plot Settings tab, under Plot Scale, select a scale
from the Scale box
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PREPARE PLOTTER AND PRINTER
CH O OSING LINET YPES
Linetype can be set as an object proper ty or controlled when plotted by
using a plot style
...

A s s ign L i n e typ es

When you select the Linetype field in the Plot Style Table Editor, AutoCAD
displays a list with a sample and a description of each linetype
...

Whether you choose to assign a linetype as a proper ty of the object or as a
plot style, you can set the Adaptive Adjustment option
...

If you do not select Adaptive Adjustment, the line might end in the middle
of a pattern
...

Turn on Adaptive Adjustment if complete linetype patterns are more
impor tant than correct linetype scaling
...

To set the plotted linetype
From the File menu,
choose Manage Plot
Style
...


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PREPARE PLOTTER AND PRINTER
In the Plot Style Table Editor, Form View tab, select the plot style
you want to change
...

To specify that AutoCAD should use the object's linetype, choose
Use Object Linetype
...

Choose Save & Close
...


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PREPARE PLOTTER AND PRINTER
To plot a drawing
From the File menu, choose Plot
...

(Optional) Under Plot Style Table (Pen Assignments), select a plot style
table from the Name box
...

Select Settings to specify the plot stamp settings
...
)
Under Paper Size, select a paper size from the Paper Size box
...

Under Plot Area, specify the portion of your drawing that you want to
plot
...

Choose OK
Title: Basic To AutoCAD 2015 Chapter 6
Description: This is basic introduction to AutoCAD. You will learn AutoCAD by step by step. It is suitable for beginner who will like to learn it.