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SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Chapter Two Basic Object Construction and Dynamic Input Learning Objectives:  Referencing the WCS.  Use the Startup dialog box.  Set up GRID & SNAP intervals.  Display AutoCAD's toolbars.  Set up and use OBJECT SNAPS.  Edit, using the TRIM command.  Use the Polygon command.  Create TTR circles.  Create Tangent lines.

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Introduction The main characteristic of any CAD system is its ability to create and modify 2D/3D geometric entities quickly and accurately. Most CAD systems provide a variety of object construction and editing tools to relieve the designer of the tedious drudgery of this task, so that the designer can concentrate more on design content. It is important to note that CAD systems can be used to replace traditional drafting with pencil and paper, but the CAD user must have a good understanding of the basic geometric construction techniques to fully utilize the capability of the CAD systems. The use of the User Coordinate System (UCS) and the World Coordinate System (WCS) is further discussed in this chapter. In working CAD, one simple approach to creating designs in CAD systems is to create geometry by referencing the World Coordinate System. The general procedure of this approach is illustrated in this chapter.

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 AutoCAD Dynamic Input Dynamic Input provides a convenient command interface near the cursor to help the user focus in the graphics area. When Dynamic Input is ON, tooltips display information near the cursor that is dynamically updated as the cursor moves. The tooltips also provide a place for user entry when a command is activated. The actions required to complete a command remain the same as those for the command line. Note that Dynamic Input is not designed to replace the command line. The main advantage of using the Dynamic Input options is to keep our attention near the cursor.

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 The RockerArm design

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Start From Scratch

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 GRID and SNAP Intervals Setup

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Creating Circles

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Object Snap Toolbar

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Snap To Tangent

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Creating TTR Circles

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Using the Trim Command

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 The Polygon command

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Creating a Concentric Circle

Tools For Design: AutoCAD® & Autodesk Inventor SDC PUBLICATIONS © 2012 Measure Distance and Angle