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This video demonstrates the use of the Pan and Zoom command in Autocad. This includes the zoom options of Zoom Extents, Zoom Window, Zoom Previous, Zoom realtime, Zoom All and Zoom Dynamic.

http://cadvideotutorials.com This video demonstrates the use of pre-configured Workspaces in Autocad. The following workspaces will be demonstrated: Atuocad Classic, 3D Modeling, 3D Basics, Drafting and Annotation.

This video demonstrates saving a drawing that was started with a template using the Save As dialog box in Autocad. It also explain the drawing file extensions used by Autocad, including the standard .dwg and .bak extension used of backup files.

This video demonstrates how to use the PEDIT command to edit polylines and how to use JOIN to turn non-polyline geometry into polylines. This includes use of the options found on the right-click menu such as, Open, Close, Join and Explode. Also demonstrated are some tips and trick for use of polylines to speed up drawing complex objects.

This video demonstrates the use of the Block Definition dialog box to create a block for use in your drawing. It shows how to select geometry for the block, set the base point or insertion point, and entering information in the description of the block. When creating blocks, it is important to pay attention to the layer that it is created on. If you use the zero layer for creating the block, when the block is inserted, it will inherit the layer and properties of the current layer at the time of insertion. This video also show testing the behavior of the block by inserting it into the drawing.

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This is Step 5 of a series of video to demonstrate the Workfow of creating a drawing in AutoCAD. This step, you will add dimensions to the object using the Annotate tools of Linear and Diameter.

Object Snap Tracking allows you to use an object snap point on an existing object to project a start point for drawing a new object. Understanding the use of Object Snap Tracking speeds up drawing and reduces the need to draw construction or reference lines. It can be used with Polar Tracking and direct distance entry.

Non-dynamic block contain a single block of drawing geometry, while Dynamic Blocks can contain multiple views, shapes and insertion points. This video shows the basic advantages of dynamic blocks as compared to non-dynamic blocks.

http://cadvideotutorials.com This video demonstrates the interactive features of the Command Line Window in Autocad. When drawing in Autocad, command require multiple steps and user input. In the Command Line Window, Autocad will query the user for input, show command options and request action for completing the command.

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This is Step 1 of a series of video to demonstrate the Workfow of creating a drawing in AutoCAD. This step, you will use a saved template to start a new drawing and save the file.

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This is Step 3 of a series of video to demonstrate the Workfow of creating a drawing in AutoCAD. This step, you will set the drawing limits in Model Space using the LIMITS command..

The most common use of Block is for Architectural Symbols of common objects like doors and windows. In Autocad, blocks can be saved in the drawing and used from the Design Center, which functions like a symbol library. This video shows the basic function of blocks and the Design Center.

http://cadvideotutorials.com Use the Quick Access Tools on the Status Bar to switch views or drawings that are displayed in the drawing window.Tracking, Object Snap, Object Snap Tracking, Dynamic Input, Show / Hide Lineweight, and Quick Properties.