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

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Activate the Spline CV button.<br />

Next, press ENTER; the message, “Specify<br />

<br />

Select Object from the <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong> line.<br />

distance to other axis or [Rotation]:”<br />

<br />

Select the polyline <strong>and</strong> press Enter; the<br />

appears in the <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong> line.<br />

polyline is converted in a spline.<br />

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Type 10 <strong>and</strong> press ENTER; the ellipse will<br />

be created.<br />

Example 2 (Axis, End)<br />

Drawing Ellipses<br />

Ellipses are also non-uniform curves, but they have<br />

a regular shape. They are actually splines created in<br />

In this example, you will draw an ellipse by<br />

specifying three points. The first two points define<br />

the location <strong>and</strong> length of the first axis. The third<br />

point defines the second axis of the ellipse.<br />

a regular closed shape. In AuoCAD, you can draw<br />

an ellipse in three different ways by using the tools<br />

available in the Ellipse drop-down of the Draw<br />

panel. The three different ways to draw ellipses are<br />

explained in following examples.<br />

Example 1 (Center)<br />

In this example, you will draw an ellipse by<br />

specifying three points. The first point defines the<br />

center of the ellipse. Second <strong>and</strong> third points define<br />

the two axes of the ellipse.<br />

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Activate the Dynamic Input on the status<br />

bar, if it is not active.<br />

Click Home > Draw > Ellipse > Axis, End<br />

on the ribbon.<br />

Select an arbitrary point to specify an axis<br />

endpoint.<br />

Type 50 as length of the first axis <strong>and</strong> press<br />

TAB.<br />

<br />

Click Home > Draw > Ellipse > Center<br />

<br />

Type 60 as angle <strong>and</strong> press ENTER.<br />

on the ribbon; the message, “Specify<br />

<br />

Type 10 as radius of the second axis <strong>and</strong><br />

center of ellipse:” appears in the <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong><br />

press ENTER; the ellipse will be created<br />

line.<br />

inclined at 60-degree angle.<br />

<br />

Select an arbitrary point in the graphics<br />

window; the message, “Specify endpoint of<br />

axis:” appears in the <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong> line.<br />

Move the pointer horizontally <strong>and</strong> type 20.<br />

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