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Learn the basics of AutoCAD in this comprehensive video! This is the longform version of our 15 minute AutoCAD tutorial!
This video is an edited and cut down version of our FREE Masterclass!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
1:10 - Basic Drawing Skills
6:47 - Arcs, Rectangles, and Elipses
15:56 - Setting Units and Modifying
21:50 - Basic Shapes in AutoCAD
29:50 - Modify Tab
31:19 - Layers
51:48 - Annotative Styles
1:02:45 - Make and Edit Blocks
1:18:43 - External References
1:23:11 - M Lines
1:28:20 - Creating Your First Structure
2:02:41 - Annotate your Structure
2:10:18 - Elevation Views
2:27:09 - Hatching your Structure
2:32:23 - How to use Viewports
2:39:58 - Titleblocks
2:54:26 - Dynamic Titleblocks
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[@mateimatei3725]

Thanks, explained well and helpful

[@VerweyDraftingInc]

Glad you enjoyed :)

[@lunadecat1991]

Thanks anyways for this course, watched some of your previous Autocad beginner tutorials and I really like your efficency, style and voice. Keep up the good work!!

[@VerweyDraftingInc]

Thank you!
We're glad our videos help you and thanks for your support!

[@VerweyDraftingInc]

Due to this being from one of our actual courses, you will need to go to our website to access the 1 or 2 files if you want to follow along at 1 point during the video.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but its just a more secure method to get this information to you!
Thanks!

[@parkspalys]

It's humbling to come back into CAD years later and not understand the basics anymore. Thank you for this course, it really helped! Question--I'm running into problems with my move function, (it's selecting objects but not allowing me to move them), is there a way to fix that? My layer is unlocked, but I'm unsure what else I can check.

[@parkspalys]

Scratch that, your video answered my question (after some more investigation and replays)!

[@princefahimal-araf]

I had a question, say I draw a square surface joining 4 lines which lies on the ZX plane i.e vertically. How do I fill in the square surface with a certain color? Using hatch I'm only able to solid fill regions on the UCS plane.
I'm pretty new to this, hope u'd help out brother.

[@VerweyDraftingInc]

So it depends if you're doing 3D or 2D. What can be used in 3D is you can apply a material to the 3D surface, while making sure the visual style you're using in AutoCAD allows "Materials and Textures" to be displayed.
For a 2D object, hatching a solid colour is the way to do what you described.
One thing you can try is to type in "UCS" into the command bar and go into the plane that you want to fill in (example, instead of doing a "top" view you want "right" view) press enter once you type UCS and then you'll see a bar show up, press the down arrow key on your keyboard and a few options will show up. Use the arrow key to highlight "view" and then press enter. This will change the coordinate system so that it matches up with your work plane. When you do this you should be able to hatch.
To switch back simply do the above, except instead of selecting "view" select "global" and press enter. This will bring you back to the normal grid positioning.
Hope this helps!

[@princefahimal-araf]

@@VerweyDraftingInc thanks a lot brother. All of these worked out. I used both the materials method and UCS. Thanks again & good luck man!!!

[@VerweyDraftingInc]

Anytime, glad I could help!