Autodesk AutoCAD is the world’s most widely used Computer Aided Design (CAD) package. AutoCAD has many new software features that make using Dynamic Blocks and Tool Palettes so much easier. With all your everyday blocks and commands on a palette, you will be more efficient in your work. This intermediate level course provides you with the skills needed to develop your AutoCAD knowledge to an expert level, giving you the ability to create Dynamic Blocks and Tool Palettes, impressing your customers and colleagues! To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links. NOTE: Dynamic Blocks are only available in full versions of AutoCAD from AutoCAD 2006 and above. They are supported in AutoCAD LT2006 but can’t be created. Dynamic Blocks are fully available in both AutoCAD 2007 and AutoCAD LT2007 and all subsequent versions of AutoCAD thereafter).
Exercise: Using Dynamic Blocks
Exercise: Using the Block Editor pt. 1
Exercise: Using the Block Editor pt. 2
Exercise: Adding Parameters pt. 1
Exercise: Adding Parameters pt. 2
Exercise: Adding Actions pt. 1
Exercise: Adding Actions pt. 2
Exercise: Using Parameter Sets pt. 1
Exercise: Using Parameter Sets pt. 2
Combining Parameters & Actions
AutoCAD DesignCenter - Overview
Finding Blocks with DesignCenter
Custom Tool Palettes - Overview
Exercise: Hatches on a Palette
Blocks on to Palettes - Overview
Exercise: Properties & Scaling
Exercise: Exporting a Tool Palette
Exercise: Importing a Tool Palette
Exercise: Exporting a Palette Group
Exercise: Importing a Palette Group
Exercise 3 - Create Tool Palette
Exercise 4 - Palette Properties
Exercise 5 - Text & Separators
Exercise 6 - Create Palette Group
Exercise 7 - Insert Block from Palette
Exercise 8 - Exporting Your Palette
Exercise 9 - Importing Your Palette
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