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Part 1: <strong>AutoCAD</strong> Basics<br />

Creating the Title Block on the<br />

Layout<br />

You can draw objects on layouts to create a title<br />

block, borders <strong>and</strong> viewports. However, it is not<br />

re<strong>com</strong>mended to draw the actual drawing on<br />

layouts. You can also create dimensions on layouts.<br />

Example1:<br />

Click the ISO A1 layout tab.<br />

Set the Title Block layer as current.<br />

Click the Rectangle button on the Draw<br />

panel.<br />

Pick a point at the lower right corner of the<br />

layout.<br />

Select the Dimensions option from the<br />

<strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong> line.<br />

Specify the length of the rectangle as 820<br />

<strong>and</strong> width as 550.<br />

Click in the upper area of the layout; a<br />

rectangular border will be created.<br />

Create a title block at the lower right corner,<br />

as shown below.<br />

Use the Create Block tool <strong>and</strong> convert it into<br />

a block.<br />

Use the Insert tool <strong>and</strong> insert it at the lower<br />

right corner of the layout.<br />

Save the drawing file as Viewports-<br />

Example.dwg.<br />

Working with Annotative<br />

Dimensions<br />

In <strong>AutoCAD</strong>, you create drawings at their actual<br />

size. However, when you scale a drawing to fit<br />

inside a viewport, the size of the dimensions will not<br />

be scaled properly. For example, in the following<br />

figure, the first viewport is scaled to 1:2 <strong>and</strong> the<br />

second viewport is scaled to 1:1. The dimensions in<br />

the first viewport appear much smaller.<br />

<br />

Create attributes <strong>and</strong> place them inside the<br />

title, as shown below.<br />

You can fix this problem by applying the Annotative<br />

property to dimensions.<br />

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