Overview
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Learn how to plot (aka print) and publish drawings electronically in AutoCAD. Find out how to scale views, create page setups, assign plot styles, and more.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What you should know before watching this course
- The new AutoCAD 2019 interface
- Printing and plotting
- Scaling
- The Model tab
- The Layout tab
- Setting your limits
- Working with modelspace and paperspace
- Creating a page setup
- Model tab: Page setup
- Layout tab: Page setup
- Modifying page setups
- Importing page setups
- Viewports: Model
- Viewports: Layout
- Polygonal viewports
- Clipping viewports
- Making viewports from objects
- Viewport scale and annotation scale
- Annotative scaling
- Adding an annotative scale
- Drawing tabs
- Quick View layouts
- Plotting and publishing from Quick View
- Color dependent plot style (CTB)
- Named plot style (STB)
- Changing plot styles
- Configuring a plotter
- Plotting to DWF, DWFx, and PDF
- DWF Writer
- Autodesk Design Review
- Markup Set Manager
- Autodesk A360 Drive
- Viewing PDF files
- The Publish dialog box
- Renaming and removing sheets
- Plot stamps
- Saving your sheet lists
- Publishing your sheet list
- The DWG compare command
- Generating a comparison drawing
- Plotting the comparison drawing
- Next steps
