Lecture

AutoCAD 3D: Vectorial Output Variables

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Description

This lecture covers the use of AutoCAD 3D variables for vectorial output, focusing on commands like changing object properties, managing groups, and creating solid surfaces. Topics include annotative associations, hatch editing, and mesh editing. The instructor demonstrates techniques for creating, editing, and visualizing 3D models in AutoCAD 2017, emphasizing parametric design. Various tools and commands are explored to enhance the understanding of 3D modeling concepts.

Instructor

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