Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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File/Prefaces

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Setup personal settings for control.

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2
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Visual Style Menu

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Control the rendering of the object. Wireframe, Realistic, X ray…

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3
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View Cube

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Controls the 3D axis view

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4
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Limits

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Model Space axis maximum space.

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5
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Units

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Set the type of drawing you are doing. Engineering, Architectural, Decimel.

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Status Bar

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Show views, layouts, object snap settings.

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7
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Tool Sets

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Customizable toolbar for most necessary rendering tools.

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8
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Command Line

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Pay attention to this: This is where you type to modify tools, bring up tools, set lengths of vectors, set radius, set angle. Look here after selecting a tool to find sub-settings for the tool.

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9
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Layers

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(Command 4) Differentiate parts of the whole. For example you can have all fasteners on one layer, or specific labels that can be turned on and off for clarity, or have different line weights to emphasize or show hidden elements.

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10
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Properties Inspector

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(Cntrl. 1) Brings up a window allowing you to change parameters of any selected segment.

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11
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Viewport

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A vantage of the design that can be inserted for layout or personal preference.

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12
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Model Space

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Used to draw an object within an empty space as large or small as your limits are set.

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13
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Layout Space

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Arrangement of viewports in paper space set to the parameters setup in the document setup menu.

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14
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Layout Scale

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Creating reference for projection1:1 is actual size, 1”=1’-0” means one drawn inch equals one foot in reality. Scales can be set digitally to create the best view for a particular view and drawing size.

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15
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Grid

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can be created for visual reference setting the spacing for your particular use.

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16
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Snap to Grid

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The crosshair automatically grabs grid points when you move the cursor.

17
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Snap

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(F3) Used to set parameters for the crosshair to grab. Can be personalized: Midpoint, Nearest, Tangent, Perpendicular.

18
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Ortho

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(F8) Sets the crosshairs to navigate space parallel to the world axis

19
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Pan Tool

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(hold space bar and move mouse) Move the drawing without zooming or modifying the orthographic view.

20
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Spline

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Create a curved continuous line.

21
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Extend Tool

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Extend a line segment to a specific point.

22
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Fillet

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Creates a radius edge between two vectors.

23
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Chamfer

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Creates an edge between two vectors.

24
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Array

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Create multiple objects from a single. Great for screws, holes, any repetitive shape. Can be arranged along a path.

25
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XYZ flip ucs

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Move orientation of drawing axis.

26
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Chamfer & Chamfer Edge

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Bevel an edge.

27
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Fillet & Fillet Edge

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Round an edge

28
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Union

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Combines 3d objects into a single object.

29
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Loft

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Taper or expand on a path to create 3d segments. Think table legs.

30
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Press Pull

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Can’t go at an angle. Good for walls.

31
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View Cube

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Manipulate view does not change orthographic editing orientation.