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Object Snap

Object Snap | AutoCADA tutorial giving an overview of all the AutoCAD object snaps (osnaps) with some worked examples. The tutorial also covers the use of temporary tracking points and object snap tracking.

 

Keyframe Animation

Keyframe Animation | BryceThis tutorial gives a basic but comprehensive introduction to keyframe animation in Bryce and introduces some key concepts in animation generally.

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Paper Space Exercise

Paper Space Exercise | AutoCADAutoCAD's paper space mode is a bit like having a page in a scrapbook onto which you can paste different views of your AutoCAD drawing. This whole page can then be plotted. This exercise demonstrates how.

 

Using Co-ordinates

Using Co-ordinates | AutoCADAll about the use of co-ordinates in AutoCAD.

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AutoCAD 2011: Fundamentals

AutoCAD 2011: Fundamentals | AutoCADA suite of video tutorials designed to introduce the new features of AutoCAD 2011 and to give beginners a head start.

 

Learning AutoCAD 2012

Learning AutoCAD 2012 | AutoCADIn this training video, Brian Benton introduces you to AutoCAD 2012 and takes you through this industry standard CAD program, and teaches you to use it effectively, whether you are a beginner, or long-time user of AutoCAD.

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AutoCAD 2011: Advanced Techniques

AutoCAD 2011: Advanced Techniques | AutoCADThese video tutorials help more experienced users learn the important tools that make AutoCAD the go-to application across multiple industries.

 

Learning Autodesk AutoCAD 2013

Learning Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 | AutoCADIn these 18 videos, Brian Benton introduces you to Autodesk AutoCAD 2013. Beginners will learn from scratch and experienced users will learn all the new features.

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Drawing Objects

Drawing Objects | AutoCADGetting to grips with AutoCAD's basic drawing tools. This is an ideal start for the AutoCAD beginner.

 

Learning Revit Architecture 2012

Learning Revit Architecture 2012 | RevitPopular instructor Jay Polding utilizes the Infinite Skills method of video training to quickly bring you up to speed with Revit 2012. Starting with a tour of features, the user interface, and installation, you will quickly move into creating an actual CAD project that Jay uses to teach you the functions and features of Revit.

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Tip of the Day

Who is using that file?

If you are unable to open a drawing for editing (read-only) because it is in use, and want to find out who has it open, start a new drawing, or go to a drawing you have open and type WHOHAS at the command line. Browse to the drawing file using the file dialog box and double-click the filename (or select the file and click the Open button). A small message box will appear, showing who is using the file, the name of their PC and when it was opened.

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Site Layout Exercise 2

Site Layout Exercise 2 | AutoCAD

This exercise is designed to progress your skills in 2D drafting and to test your understanding of layouts and printing to scale from paper space.

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