ഒരു മണിക്കൂർ കൊണ്ട്‌ Auto CAD പഠിക്കാം|Er.SAJAN JOSE| ONLINE AUTOCAD MALAYALAM CLASSES

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will learn how to use AutoCAD in just one hour, as taught by Er. Sajan Jose in his Malayalam classes. This guide will break down the essential steps and concepts necessary to get started with AutoCAD, making it easier for beginners to understand and apply the software in their projects.

Step 1: Setting Up AutoCAD

• Download and install AutoCAD from the official Autodesk website.
• Create an Autodesk account if you do not have one.
• Launch AutoCAD and familiarize yourself with the interface, including menus, toolbars, and the drawing area.

Step 2: Understanding Basic Tools

• Learn the following essential tools:
  • Line Tool: For drawing straight lines.
  • Circle Tool: For creating circles.
  • Rectangle Tool: For drawing rectangles.
  • Trim Tool: To cut unnecessary parts of your drawing.
  • Move Tool: To reposition objects in your drawing.

Step 3: Navigating the Workspace

• Use the following navigation commands:
  • Zoom In/Out: Use the scroll wheel or the zoom command to adjust the view.
  • Pan: Click and hold the middle mouse button to pan across the workspace.
  • Regen: Type REGEN in the command line to refresh the drawing.

Step 4: Drawing Your First Sketch

• Start by drawing a simple floor plan:
  • Use the Line Tool to create the outline of the rooms.
  • Use the Rectangle Tool for doors and windows.
  • Use the Circle Tool to indicate elements like columns.

Step 5: Adding Dimensions and Text

• Use the Dimension Tool to add measurements to your drawing:
  • Click on the points you want to measure between.
  • Place the dimension line accordingly.
• Use the Text Tool to label different parts of your drawing:
  • Click where you want to place the text and type your label.

Step 6: Saving and Exporting Your Work

• Save your drawing frequently using Ctrl + S or by clicking the save icon.
• To export your work:
  • Go to the File menu and select Export.
  • Choose the format you want, such as PDF or DWG.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

• Forgetting to save your work regularly can lead to loss of progress.
• Not using layers can make your drawing messy and hard to manage.
• Overlooking the importance of dimensions and annotations can result in miscommunication in your designs.

Real-World Applications

• AutoCAD is widely used in architecture, engineering, and construction for creating detailed drawings and plans.
• It can also be used for interior design, product design, and landscape design.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you will have a foundational understanding of AutoCAD and be able to create basic designs. As you become more comfortable with the software, consider exploring more advanced features and tools. For further learning, check out the additional tutorial parts linked in the description or join the WhatsApp group for community support. Happy drafting!