Description
Do you have a bloated block library due to many variations of the same block? Take a door, for example: because of different door widths, directions, thicknesses, and other variables, you can easily find yourself with hundreds of blocks. We’ll reduce that to a single dynamic block that has the ability to take on those hundreds of variations. In this hands-on lab, you will have the chance to create your own dynamic blocks that you can take back to work with you and instantly increase your productivity!
Principaux enseignements
- Learn how to create Dynamic Blocks with the following abilities: stretch, mirror, array, rotate, align, multiple insertion points
- Learn how to limit block variations through lists and increments
- Learn how to apply constraints and parameters to control block behavior
- Learn how to implement Block Tables as well as the Lookup Action to quickly select the desired block iteration
Intervenant
Tracy ChadwickTracy Chadwick serves as coordinator and instructor for the Computer Drafting Technology program at Hutchinson Community College (HCC) in Hutchinson, Kansas. He is responsible for teaching a wide range of courses, including those on engineering graphics, AutoCAD software, Inventor software, and Revit Architecture software. In 2007, Autodesk, Inc., recognized Chadwick with the North America Award for Distinguished Performance in AutoCAD Software Training. Tracy, along with his co-author Rick Ellis, recently published his first book, A Practical Guide to AutoCAD 2020.
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