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Lauren Sawyer Monday 29 th October 2012 Establishing Professional Practice ACAD Lesson 3 Shortcuts F8 turns ortho on and off Z zoom then all/A to view whole image O offset – fits lines to shapes were you want (remember to press the space bar) F3 Allows Snap Cntl + Right Click Select all Onsap settings, untick nearest L Line tool Tr trim tool – space bar then select cutting edges from dragging right to left then space bar and select what you want to disappear Cut out pieces, use edges as knives of where you want cut Offset tool to add lines

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Lauren Sawyer

Monday 29th October 2012

Establishing Professional Practice ACAD Lesson 3

Shortcuts

F8 turns ortho on and off

Z zoom then all/A to view whole image

O offset – fits lines to shapes were you want (remember to press the space bar)

F3 Allows Snap

Cntl + Right Click Select all Onsap settings, untick nearest

L Line tool

Tr trim tool – space bar then select cutting edges from dragging right to left then space bar and select what you want to disappear

Cut out pieces, use edges as knives of where you want cut

Offset tool to add lines

Lauren Sawyer

Monday 29th October 2012

F Fillet tool cuts away lines similar to the trim tool

To use the fillet tool I used the shortcut “F” and pressed enter. This is a simpler and quicker way to cut away lines like the trim tool by selecting both lines, it will then automatically cut away the access.

Esc cancels command

I drew the shape using the line, trim, offset and fillet tool.

Observe command bar if in a command cancel by pressing

ESACPE

Enter a command (C ) then spacebar/ Enter

Take a look at the command bar – is there any part of the sub command

that is relevant?

If YES- select the option

If NO – follow directions…

When selecting objects – select what you need the OK selection by

pressing space bar / Enter

This is where many

students go wrong

Look to the command bar for further sub commands/ directions…

Press space bar to finish the command

Lauren Sawyer

Monday 29th October 2012