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Once all the fields are completed as required click the Apply button, a Sheet with the attribute settings of the owning Drawing will be created. From Template On selection the Create SHEE form will appear. A default sheet name will be automatically assigned, which you can change if you wish. On completion Click on OK or Cancel. The Drawing and Sheet Templates form will appear. The Options button enables you to choose a Sheet template suitable for different drawing disciplines (as set up by your System Administrator). Fill in the form by selection of your requirements. Select the required drawing type from the Option list button. Your selection will cause the lists to be redefined. 1. Select the correct Drawing, by moving the cursor onto the item and click the left mouse key. 2. The above will cause the sheets listed to change. Now select the required sheet inthe same way as above. ae ease seri one TTT | braving V Bra ed THe PIPING AL \oRaBea-TNe PLING A? (pea PE) ANE PIPING 40x27 aed ees ree esING seas aek’eea teed tne: 20009 sheets 1 Bi oe Lancet] Sheet Templates Form When finished click the OK button. A Sheet having alll the attribute settings and offspring of the template will be created, along with any member elements. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 2uonanposd Bumesa 218ea 0} 2InPOW rz +11 ulm paXeldsip juswele (yeeyg) yUeLINo BUY UNM “UBes0S Uo mal, Bary Ue Brey 0} inJdjoU IT PUY AIgeqoud jm NOK ‘;AaIA e BuNeELo ey . “seye| paureidxe s} peyejas exe sjuswela Pa}eIOsse JO\NO PUE SISIMEIC 'SMBIA UOIUM Ul Kem SUL “SULOJ MELA View > Limits-defined On selection the Create VIEW form will appear. A default view name will be automatically assigned, which you can change if you wish. On completion Click on OK or Cancel Having pressed OK, the VIEW and its member Layers will be created. The VIEW frame will appear as a rectangle positioned in the centre of the Sheet and the Limits-defined View form will appear. The Limits-defined View form is used to set the VIEW’s attributes. The VIEW's key attributes may be set from the main body of this form. Other attributes, including the reference to a list of Design items which are to be drawn within the VIEW, are controlled from the form's menu bar. 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This toggles the display of the VIEW frame Graphics >View Frame>On/Off (from the PDMS DRAFT General bar menu) will also hide the VIEW frame and the VIEW contents. Frame>Position>Cursor> . . . selection enables you to use the cursor to move the VIEW frame by first nominating a point in the VIEW (its centre or a corner) from Cursor> . . .submenu, Click on the Sheet position where you wish the nominated point to move to. Frame>Position>Explicit . . . selection enables you to move the VIEW frame by defining its Sheet position in terms of Sheet coordinates or proportions. Following the selection, an Explicit Frame Position form will appear. The Position By Ratio text boxes can be used to position the centre of VIEW in X,Y Sheet proportions. For example, XR 0.5, YR 0.5 will put the centre of the VIEW at the centre of the Sheet. Frame>Align selection enables you to move the current VIEW such that a specified edge (or axis) will align with the same edge (or axis) of another selected VIEW on the Sheet. Select the edge (or axis) to be used from the Align submenu. Use the cursor to select the VIEW with which the current VIEW is to be aligned. The current VIEW will move as specified. In the cases where the alignment would cause part or all the view to go outside the sheet boundaries an error message will be shown and no action is taken Setting of Limits The limits of a limits-defined view can be set using the Limits options on the menu at the top of the Limits-defined View form, displayed when you create or modify a View. You pick a From point and a To point which define the diagonal of the limits box. Centre of Interest of the View The View pull-down menu enables you to change the Design co-ordinates corresponding to the centre of interest or ‘through point’ of the VIEW. View>Centre from the View form menu bar. The Design Centre Position form will appear. The centre of interest can be changed in three ways: Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 28uoponpoid Suymesa 21SeG OF SINPOW ore ‘mojaq pajsil aie say “UONeoyIpow/uoReesO simeIG 40) suONdo Jo AaUeA e S1eyo UO} UaWIaBEUEW IST] MeIq FSIMEIG MIA eu} WOHy/0} SJUstUa}9 PeyDe[9S OLY EAOWEL/PPE 0} Ya|-WOYOd ye SUoWNG (@AoWEY, 40) ppy 24) Guisn Aq ust) ‘(tuHOy oy) Jo epIs pueY-Ya @Ly UO) JS!) S1EQUIONN 3817) soualejoy ol) Woy SiequIal pauinbay ayy esooYyD “seadde jI/M Wo) eWeBeUEW JSIMeIG Y “JEG NUE WO} maIA By WON * ~~ ysMeIgOn/Off toggles the display of the Limits-defined text. If the VIEW limits are changed, select Update Graphical Aids to update the view frame limits text to give the new limits. Creating a User-Defined VIEW ‘user-defined’ VIEW would be used where the VIEW is not to a standard recognised scale, or if the looking direction is a non-orthogonal To create, from the DRAFT General bar menu select Create>View>User Defined The Create VIEW form will appear. If you wish to give the Sheet a title then edit the Title text box. This sets a simple text attribute that can be used later by the Dynamic Text option. 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The Derived button, if selected, will prompt the user to identify a design element in the Graphics area for setting the Direction. Select the Auto Scale button so the maximum scale size can be calculated then the Nearest will update the scale to the nearest fraction. NOTE: The VIEW scale (and through point) will be calculated automatically by the Auto Scale function, and so manual changes to the scale value must left until the automatically calculated value is known. All the principal VIEW attributes are set from the main body of the User Defined View form, but additional attributes may be set by first clicking on the Attributes . . . button. A User Defined View Attributes form will appear. This is similar to the Standard Scale View Attributes form, but offers the additional Graphics Angle facility, which can be used to define the orientation of the VIEW contents without turing the View Frame, and also the Perspective option. Ifa perspective view is required, type the required value into the Perspective text box (0 is supplied as the default, giving a parallel projection). This is best set after the view is in its finished View direction (set as the last function in the View creation) EXE * Diatt Display Graphics. Guen a) fal] X| GEl[t ining —|+|forver If the VIEW is not already displayed, select Control>Add CE from the pop-up bar menu. The VIEW will now be displayed. The ADD>CE is only for viewing and doesn't allow you to add further information. By selecting the plus button on the Draft area (top left comer) the current sheet will be added to the list of Working Sheets. The User Defined View menu bar gives control over the VIEW frame, the position of the VIEW on the Sheet, the automatic calculation of VIEW limits and the contents of the VIEW. 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The View pull-down menu enables you to change the Design co-ordinates corresponding to the centre of interest or ‘through point’ of the VIEW View>Centre. . . from the View form menu bar gives the choice of four options: 1, Select View>Centre>Identify to set the through point as the (origin) position of a Design element which is currently displayed within the VIEW. Click on the required Design element. The limits on the View form will change accordingly. 2. Select View>Centre>Cursor to centre the view about a cursor hit position. 3. Select View>Centre>By Cursor will require two cursor hits, one for an origin and one for the displacement from the origin for the centre of the view. 4, View>Centre>Explicit will display the Design Centre Position form. Type the required co-ordinates into the text boxes near the top of the form, pressing Enter each time. Click on OK to change the settings. Finally, to change the display of the VIEW contents, select Graphics>Update Design from the View form menu bar. Selection of View>Offset from the View form menu bar will display the Design Graphics Offset form. You may type in XY values for which the Design view will be offset with respect to the Frame Centre. Select OK to activate this form. ‘The Graphics pull-down menu enables you to change the Design model content of the VIEW by modifying the VIEW’s Drawlist. The Graphics pull-down menu operations are exactly the same as those for a Standard Scale (or Limits-defined) VIEW . Creating Detail VIEWs This facility enables you to create a ‘detail view’ (existing as a VIEW element) which would be a ‘zoomed in’ view of a specified part of the current view, the detail view being placed elsewhere on the same or on separate sheet. The creation procedure may be summarised as: Specify the area on the current VIEW to be Detailed. 1. Specify and position the annotation for the detail VIEW. ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production RTluononpoig Buymesa o1Se8 OF 8INPOW abe pafeldsip 8q MOU [JIM WHO} MAIA [!}9C BIEAID OY 99 FOOT "poddais uonoas, verapuadieg vayoes "214 uowses ‘auely powparg Sa eee oe ATT ee eos pa aoe oe ‘ ae] Nn 19) 09, « eH MepUyA S190 _AIPON Jeysew auy Bupjew snyy ‘yuu quewWe|e pexedsip & Ay queuino MBIA UEP|-sOSIND 0} payse aq {lm Nos ‘uaWEIs yueLINO By} JOU SI (MBIA 49}, BLN) Payer 8q 0} S! VSIA EYED 84} YOIUM Woy MIA 84) J] NUE FeeUaD OY) WO ** * Wereg>| notars sesh Sony ecuan detest mote Ir Yolune Defined Pravlist face proc #SHRECER OMNE CORNED CZ) jperait fsebonsceR Wor” comm) Sxaaploe *VRAT(2)cER YIEV> Detail +. coDRsr levnati cre ves apply Dismiss Create Detail form Master View shows the name of the master view to which the form applies. To change it, make the required View the current element and press CE. Reference text box allows you to enter a reference ID for the detail. 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Dimensioning —-- 2 Drafting or Labels —--—- General and so on UE g Draft Display Grenhics Gueny Setings Utties Create Mody Sol ta] x] gallo tice =] Fo] 08] 5a] =| +([farver This can also be achieved by selection of the correct icon from the Draft top bar menu. ‘Once the application has been loaded, you will see that the DRAFT General bar menu has been replaced with DRAFT Dimensioning bar menu. The first four options (Draft-Query) have not changed, these are the same in every application. The other options on this menu are exclusively for the creation and modifying of dimensions. Under the options on the DRAFT Dimensioning "bar menu there are three buttons These buttons are used for setting the sheet, layer and whether that layer is on or off. 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DRAFT is set up so as to allow only certain types of annotation element to be placed under that layer, this is controlled by the PURP (Purpose) attribute. Dimensions may be either linear, angular, or radial. Linear dimensions are used to show the distances between particular points in the design model. Angular dimensions show the angles between directions, and Radial dimensions show the radius or diameters of circles or PCDs. Each type of dimension will own points that are used to associate dimensions with the 3D Design element. LAYERS Dimensions are owned by Layers, which in turn are owned by VIEWs. Whenever a VIEW is created, a set of (empty) Layers, each with a different ‘purpose’, will automatically be created beneath it, as set up by your System Administrator. However, you can create additional Layers if you wish. To create a new Layer you must first set yourself to be at, or below, the owning VIEW level. From the DRAFT Dimensioning bar menu select: Create>Layer A Layer (LAYE) element will be created automatically, and a Create LAYE form will Module 10 Basic Drawing Production ~ 33uonronpord Buynesa 21Sea OF eINPOWN re 248 sunojoo uad ‘jyBley 1992249 ary) saINqUHE ‘4eKe7 aUy 404 saINqUHE yINeJep o4y AYIPOW! osje Kew no, ‘Ayiqisia Jo esodind sj ‘eweu 1eXe7 ayy aBueyo o} pasn s} WO} SIL uonuyeg <4eAe7 < Aypow SuoyDajes nuew Bumolioy oy) asn J4e7 e Jo UONIUYEP aly @BUEYO OL ec Evol Ean 13199) aarraieig eset = -s0ce 21P3| | Twiseaa set “Buuo}suewig Lio pasn J! peseyje 8q 0} peau jm asoding oy) e10jo10U) ‘uoHeOI|dde yeu 0} BuNe|as 0} pauyep aq jm esoding ouy ueyy UOHedIdde soyjo Aue Woy payeaso 4} ‘uoNeo|dde Bujuoisuewig ou UUW LOY Payee! Sem y! BSNeDG SI SIU "WI 0112S esoding S}! YUM }SI] 2IGeI]OI0s JeKe7 OY) UI Leadde jm payeaso Jsnf any NOK seAET Oy, “uoung MO EU) YoII9 YstUY Of “e10}aq poute|dxe se ype Aew noX yoIym aweu ynejap e Ae|dsip jm wo) sy, ~seadde BuuoisueUngDimensioning On this form there is a scrollable list which shows all the layers owned by the current View. If you change the View the list may be updated by selection of the CE (Current Element) button. Scroll up/down the list until the required Layer is shown. Now move the cursor onto the list member and click the left mouse key, this selects it. The act of selection causes the list item to be highlighted and the other fields of the form to change to the current settings of the selected Layer. To change the Layer name, simply select the field and type in any changes that are required. Purpose. The button displays a list of all the possible settings for this attribute. You should now select the required option for this Layer, Visibility. This is a simple toggle switch ON/OFF. Off removes any items located on this Layer from the display in the Area View. On will display them. Attributes. This calls the DIM Layer Attributes form which is explained below. To change any of the attributes which are currently set use the menu selection to display DIM Layer Attributes form Modfiy > Layer > Attributes This contains the setting option buttons for many of the attributes for Dimensioning. Most of the buttons are set by placing the cursor over the button and holding the left mouse key down. Move the cursor over the list, still holding the key down, until you find the required selection. The other type is a simple text field, which is set by moving the cursor into the field and clicking the mouse key. You may now enter the required setting. The setting of the units of the Layer will result in any output like the creation of Dimensions to use the unit type selected. If you require your Dimensions to be displayed in Feet & Inches then you should make this selection. A Layer may only use one type of unit, therefore if you require both metric and imperial units you will need to have a second Layer. The setting of the units to be used is held by the Layer attribute UCOD (unit co-ordinate) When setting the defaults for Character Height, Text Pen, and Fonts there are toggle buttons that is set ON will take the settings for these attributes directly from the defining template. The local option will take its defaults from the local setting. The setting to templates is only of use when creating element that come from a Draft Library, such as Symbolic Labels or Symbols. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 35uononpoid Bulmesa 218eG OF oINPOIN oe wou srequieyy epnjouy eu) WO UORDBIEs Aq WO Pero Eq 0} a1e SJUBWE}9 aU) yeuy 19Ae7 YoIyM WO @S00Y9 MON “suoNdo JoYjO BLY SjeseL y Se ISI epeU! 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The type of point created will be determined the selection from the list eg DPPT -~ created from ITEM, DPPT-~-created from PPOINT, DPBA-~created from BEFORE, DPOI-—created from 3D POS. Item. This will create the dimension point (DPPT type) at the PO of the design primitive. Owner. This will create the dimension point (DPPT type) at the Equipment Origin of the element. Before /After. This creates a Linear Dimension making use of the Design P-Point of the element. The Before option will select the edge that precedes the PO in the direction set for dimensioning, After is the edge after. Creates a DPBA type point. PPoint option (i.e. position the Dimension Point at a p-point). Creates a DPPT type point, Pline Any End. Allows you to use Plines for steelwork rather than P-Points. Creates a DPPT type point. Pline Prop'n. Allows you to use Plines for steelwork rather than P-Points. You will be prompted to identify a proportion along a Pline to be dimensioned. 3D Pos. 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In response to the message alert, click on t dimension point that you wish to re-attach. In response to the sect specify (in accordance with the selected positioning optiar). the po: to move the dimension point to. NOTE: You cannot change the type of point. If you have created a Before/After (DPBA) and it should have been a Item (DPPT), you must delete the first point and then create a new point using the correct option. t you wish Pline Editing a Linear Dimension ‘The menu bar across the top of the Linear/Angular Dimensions form gives you further control over the appearance of a dimension. The menu allows you to control positional attributes relating to the dimension, its text, and to insert gaps. inear/Angular Dimensions [=] Contiot Pos Poi Dim Gap Atts Moving Your Dimension Select the Dimension line that you wish to move by clicking on it. Then Select Position>Dimension>Cursor from the Linear/Angular Dimensions form menu bar. Click on the point where you wish the dimension line (or a projection of it) to pass through. This will move, with the projection lines being redrawn accordingly. i Bi Conte EM Poi On Gan ats Spacing Pe Defaut | pm Clearance TF = Gvershoot =» |_ Delete Dimension Tew » |Re-At tach| 23 aus “Module 10 Basic Drawing Production aituononporg Buyesa 21se OF oInpOW, ze Ul Uo!sueWHIP 24) YN J9}9eIEYD Ise] 24) SUBIIE AEMY pu JoyDeJeYO eIppIU au} S}e8 eUED “OUl| LoISULLIP ay) SpIEMO} Si J}9EIEY JSAy ON JEU} OS 3X0} OUT S128 SPIEMOJ. “JNEJSp SU) S} SPAEMOY “NUaWIgns By WO} UOREDYNSN! pesnbes oy) peleg “eq nueW suo|sUeMG Je;NBUY/ZeeUrT Oy) WO LOREOYNSNPLine Text from the Linear/Angular Dimensions menu bar. Select Off or the required source from the submenu. Projection Angle This selection will give you the following options on the current projection line text:- Standard, Horizontal, Vertical or Default. Dim>Angle Selecting this menu will allow you to change the dimension text to Standard, Horizontal, Vertical, External, Parallel or Default. Gap Creation Up to ten gaps may be inserted in the projection line. Note that if the position of a Dimension is changed so as to substantially alter the path of the projection line then it will be redrawn solid until the gaps are redefined Select the projection line that you wish to insert a gap in by clicking on it. Select Gap>Create from the Linear/Angular Dimensions menu bar. Selecting Default from the submenu and clicking on the projection line will produce a default-length gap (2mm) centred on the hit point. Selecting Start/Finish from the submenu allows you to create a gap by clicking on the required start and end points. By holding down the left mouse key , after selecting the start point, then as the cursor is moved a graphic aid circle will be drawn showing the size of the gap. To select end point release mouse key Gap Deletion Select the projection line containing the gap(s) that you wish to delete by clicking on it. Select Gap>Delete from the Linear/Angular Dimensions menu bar. Selecting Identify from the submenu requires you to click on the gap that you wish to delete, which will then be deleted. Selecting All deletes all gaps from the currently selected projection line Attributes If you wish to change attributes relating to a Dimension Point, then select the Atts option at the top of the form. This will display a pull down menu with the options Definition, Dimension, Projection. If Definition is selected, a form Modify Linear Dimension (similar to the form Create Linear Dimension) will be displayed. Make the appropriate changes. If Dimension is selected, a Dimension Attributes form will be displayed allowing you to change the pen and font for the dimension line. 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The Linear/Angular Dimensions form is displayed. ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 35uonionpoig 6uymesg 215g OF 8INPON, one SSUOISUOWIG Jo sedi) j1e 912019 0} NOA smojje YoIYM suOd} Jo WO} Suo}sUaUAIG e AejdsIp jI/M SIUL nuew Buluo|sueuig uy WOH) 4eq]OO J Labels This will close the application you are currently running and load the Labelling application. Change of application can be carried out from any DRAFT applications ie. Labelling —- 2D Drafting or General _and so on Draft Display Graphics Quey Settings Ulilios Create Mody 0 Sol ta] >) wale tse =] pol 8] al -| + Label Applicaton] This can also be achieved by selection of the correct icon from the Draft top bar ‘menu. Once the application has been loaded, you will see that the DRAFT General bar menu has been replaced with DRAFT Labelling bar menu. The first four options (Draft-Query) have not changed, these are the same in every application. 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The 2D VIEW position equivalent to a user-specified p— point or (by default) the origin of the Design item with which the Label is associated. Label Origin. A position within the body of the Label which is used to position it. Label Position. A 2D position within the VIEW at which the Label's origin is placed; this may be an absolute VIEW position or a position relative to the Label’s. attachment point. Leader Line. A line from the connection point to the Label attachment point. A position, defined relative to the Label origin, to Leader Line Connection P. which the leader line is drawn. Using Symbols in DRAFT Creating Label and Symbol Layers Labels are owned by Layers, Symbol Instances (as well as 2D drafting primitives and text) by Notes. This section describes how to create both element types. 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If necessary, identify the VIEW to which the Symbolic Label is to be added by acting on the message which appears. A Symbolic Labels form and a Library form will appear. The Symbolic Labels form allows you to select the VIEW Layer that you wish the Labels to appear on. The process of picking a Symbolic Label, adding it to the VIEW, resizing it, moving it, manipulating its leader line and defining the element type it is to attach to are also controlled from this form. ‘The Library form is used to display the standard Symbolic Labels supplied with DRAFT. Different Libraries may be specified, each of which contains a selection of Label Libraries. Use the Layer option button (on the Draft Labels bar menu) to specify the VIEW Layer that you wish the Labels to appear on. Only Layers with the purpose attribute set to LAB will be offered. Select the element type that you wish to label from the Attach to option button. The default list consists of significant elements; selecting Menu from the bottom of the list gives a list of non-significant element menus. Select Significant Elements to return to the original list. The Library form will display those Symbolic Labels present in the Label Library whose name appears on the option button at the bottom of the form. If you don't see the Label you want, change to a different Label Library (or to a different Library) using the option buttons at the bottom of the form. The display will update accordingly. Click on Create NEW to initiate the Label picking/copying process. NOTE: The text present with some of the Library Symbolic Labels may be descriptive only and not part of the Label itself. Having initially positioned the Label on the VIEW, use the Scale and Rotate text boxes to adjust the size and orientation of the Label as necessary. If you wish to change the attributes of the Symbolic Label click on the Attributes button. The Symbolic Label Attributes form will appear. This form allows you to vary the text pen/font, leader line pen and terminators, and frame pen. These facilities are very similar to those used when creating (Label) Module 10 Basic Drawing Production +uononposd Buynesa 218¢g OF aInPOW oy “yosy, Woy S18qe7 SI}oquiAg 24) UO seq NuaW oY Woy eIgeITENe OS|e e1e SanMHoR) eLueS YL Sul] Jpe9| [age ey} Jo soNSLO}eIeYO oyY AleA Nok se|qeue Os|e WO} SIU “s@ke7 7 — ‘Buieqe7Labelling Javtece to fin] Renieeach [corso [7 ree'sl—— curooe [—— aisos Piise teisfor =] Planking” lank dargin [7 jae ottzet lative] || seus Disnise| Symbolic Labels Form ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production a7uononpord Bumesa 21S%8 OF eINPOW, oy ‘aBueYo ey) aniasgo 0} Woy puag eur JepeeT auy UO Aiddy UO pollo “UUO} sjaqe7 SiJoqUiXs ayy Woy aul Jepee| ayy Sunejndiuew ey LON “pax si Addy uoym Sex0g J9SYO OU) U! pexe|ds|p pu payeiNo|eo eq II!M SJeSYO A'X @YY BSED SIM) U “uogisod yulod puag pauinbas ayy ye seqUlod @uy Mn yoljo WAU) ‘UORNg JosiNg eLy UO yoyo ‘Ajennewilly ‘ple ue se WeiBeIp |jews eup Buisn ‘sjesyo "x pauinbal Syy 48}U3 Nuow ]UEAS|OJ ty Woy undo ( pueg om4) e214 10 ( pueg euC) eazy 4) JD9I95 '(sUOOd eoIUeA JOU [e]UOZHOY JeyyIaU yy) oul! 19pe9) JUBq ,PUYEP—sesn, A\je}0} e eyeAI OL pexoio si Aiddy ueym xog @Buy ayy ul pexeidsip pue payeinojeo eq jm pusg Jo e6ue uy) 889 SIU} U} “UoNISod julod pueg payinbes oy) ye Je]UIOd eU YUM oI UAL ‘uOHNG 40sinQ 94) UO yoIJ9 ‘uORISOd yUIOd pueg ay) Aydeds 0} YsiM NOK J| “pus Jo ajBuE OU pue peyejes adeys oul sepeo} ayy hq pouluueyp si yUIOd pusq oj Jo UoNISod ou ‘anjen yINeJ9p ou S| e104) (mojeq ees ‘pesn si UoNdo 4osInD a4) ssejun) ‘pariddns aq ysnu anjen e yey B}ON “puag jo ej6ue punbes oy Joy -payeeio Buleg pueq ‘ul 18pe91 Jo odAy ou) Jo WesBeIp |JeWIS e SUIE]UC WHO} pug eu! JepeeT YOeS -seadde jm wo) pueg eur spee7 Vy ‘J8qe7 8\) 0} JUIOd yueUIYDEHE OLY WO S205 1! Se 8Ul| J9pe9] 84} Jo edeys a4) 0} s19je1 UONdo Nua Ye “a}2910 0} YSIM NOK edeys ul J9pee} Ouy 0} Burpioo9e (Woy JoYN!o WON) UONOBIEs NUE sjeudoidde oy OHEN Wo} SeInquMY feqeT SHOquIAS ou) UO sUOAI—Ies NUEW (WYBIENS<1epeeT, Jo) uegBend>Straight from the Symbolic Labels form or Leader>Straight from the Symbolic Label Attributes form, as appropriate. Leader Line Clearance Select Position>Clearance>Cursor from the Symbolic Labels form menu bar. Use the pointer to set the required leader line clearance. The default leader line clearance is zero. To return to this state, select Position>Clearance>Default. Leader Line Connection Select Position>Connection Point from the Symbolic Labels form menu bar, or select Leader>Connection Point from the Symbolic Label Attributes form menu bar. A Connection Point form will appear. Enter the required X,Y connection point offsets into the text boxes. Alternatively, click on the Cursor button, then click with the pointer at the required connection point position. In this case the X,Y offsets will be calculated and displayed in the X, Y boxes when OK is clicked. ‘The default connection point offset is zero (i.e. the connection point is coincident with the Label origin). To return to this state, click on the Default button. Gaps in Leader Lines Select Gap>Create>. . . from the Symbolic Labels form menu bar or Leader>Gap>Create> . . . from the Symbolic Label Attributes form menu bar. Note that a limit, which can not be altered, of maximum 10 gaps per projection line is in force. Selecting Default from the submenu and clicking on the leader line will produce a default-length gap (2mm) centred on the hit point, this value may be changed by the Draft Administrator as with all defaults, Selecting Start/Finish from the submenu allows you to create a gap by clicking on the required start and end points. Deletion of Gaps is achieved by selecting Gap>Delete> ... from the Symbolic Module 10 Basic Drawing Production +uononposg Buyaesg oIseg oF ainpoW ony. JUERdIA! aYY WOY eIqeIDeI9s aue adAy JO}eUIUUE, pue Uad UN] Jepes| ey, ‘NUEW UMOP —nd deg ayy Woy ejqeijoxjuoo aie sdeB aul] sepea “sjaqge7 SI}OqUIAS 405 eIqel!eAe soup 0} Je}WIS Alan axe suondo eigeltene oy “Wuo) SeINqUIY Jepea} jeqe7 24) UO nuew UMop-lind edeys ey) e1A 1YBIENs 10 ]u9q 0} J9s aq WED OUI 4epeE] [aqeT OU, “sax0q 1X8} JUeNE|a1 Buy LOY Jos O1e UOREIVELO pue courses owes) oy WHO} SeINqUAY e~EA Jaqe] o4) UO SUoHINg UORdO JUEASIAI BY) LOY pe}D9Ies oq UED Uad PUP AjiqisiA aUNeY a4) “BUNRYy [qe] OLY 105 S8XOq 1X6} 1UEAG|OJ 84 WO Jes exe Bulveds oul pue Bulveds 'yyBiey seyDeseYO 1X9} OU] ‘WHO} Se;NqUAY 3X@, [age] 94) UO SUOTINg UORdo yUena|as ayy LOM, aiqero9jes je eve yUeWUBe pue LOReDYNSN{ Uo) ‘ued eUy ‘SBUNES 4x9} [age 105 ‘ayeudosdde se ‘pafeidsip eq |lIM WH0y aur Jepee7 JO eWes4 ‘S}UE]UO9 yxe, ‘sBUIES. 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Use the pointer to set the required leader line clearance. jon>Bend>Straight from the General The default leader line clearance is zero. To return to this state, select Position>Clearance>Default. Gaps in Leader Line Select Gap>Create> ... from the General Labels form menu bar. Selecting Default from the submenu and clicking on the leader line will produce a default-tength gap (2mm) centred on the hit point. Selecting Start/Finish from the submenu allows you to create a gap by clicking on. the required start and end points. The deletion of a Gap may be carried out by selecting Gap>Delete> ... from the General Labels form menu bar. Selecting Identify from the submenu requires you to click on the gap that you wish to delete, which will then be deleted. Selecting All deletes all leader line gaps from the currently selected Label. Creating a Pipe End Symbol Pipe-end symbols may be created, automatically sized to the relevant pipe diameter. This option requires that a VIEW be set up such that the applicable tubing is normal to the ‘paper’. Note that tubes that have no piping Components cannot have a pipe— end symbol attached to them. Starting at Layer level, select Create>Pipe End Label Use the pointer to identify an element on the pipe where the end symbol is to appear. Provided the chosen element satisfies the direction requirement stated above, the pipe-end symbol will appear. NOTE: Use Global or Universal Hidden Line representation. 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JU) S]ON "VEPPIY aq JOU |IIM. solydesB uonejouue 1eijo pue 1x9} ‘solydes6 Qz Sulddeweng ‘seadde jm sorydes6 Ge ou SJeym kare se[NOLIO B AUYAp jIIM jeqe| JeINDUIO eB ‘e|dweXe Joy UELE|e uoyejouue ey) Jo Ayewioab ayy Aq peuluueyep | eave peyue|q ey) 10) Ayewoab ayy uuoy Burjqueig Aypow ener [STeaer Pewmeta VETTE | [une [renner = a yerea) ee Snead ee eo Bupjuelg jeqey BuyjaqeTa Labelling Label Placement CE's Labels _| ID Label ‘Owner's Labels| ID Design List 2D Window C_Renove) Clear | Disniss| Label Placement form This facility helps to ‘tidy up’ crowded areas of labelling, minimising Label overlap and leader-line crossing. As well as changing label positions this facility may also be used to change Label orientations, text justification, alignments, and the definition of leader-line shapes. Select This block of controls allows you to select (Add) or deselect (Remove) Labels to be spread using a spreading list. CE's Labels Selects and individual Label (the current Label element) or all the Labels in the current VIEW or Layer. Owner's Labels Selects all the Labels of a Layer or VIEW. ID Label Allows a series of individual Labels to be picked. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production a7uorionpoid Sulmeia 218g OF INPOW, sy yes 0q 0} Bupeaids jaqe7 e}0We Joy siejewiesed BujUonisod au 39s 0} NOK smoHTE WHO} SIL Wuo} yuoUIEDeIg Jeqe7 B}OWeY [0 worqeyuaTIO OTIEWOAINy Al wox308 4) quer a 4301 Al gol A esp z[steqeT useayeq deS wnururq of wrezey wots al Fes —— eieeg ka Labels>Create>Autotagging or Draft>Labels>Modify>Autotagging selection from the top bar menu. NOTE: tis assumed for this section that the database Libraries containing standard Backing/Overlay Sheets, Representation Rules, Labels, Drawing Lists, Tag Rules, Circulation Lists and Symbols have been correctly installed, (Ask your System Administrator if you are not sure.) Itis further assumed that the Libraries supplied by CADCentre Ltd are being used. Your Draft Administrator may have installed Libraries specific to your company. Autotagging The ‘autotagging’ facility enables you to generate automatically a series of Labels in one or more VIEWS of a drawing Sheet, having defined a set of rules to control which elements are to be labelled and the (common) appearance of the labels. The automatically generated Labels (which may be General or Symbolic) can then be individually edited. For example, it may be necessary to reposition a label or to modify its leader line. The editing functionality is subject to a few constraints so as to prevent Labels from becoming out of line with the criteria under which the autotagging process operated ‘The ‘autotagging’ facility can be found under the Create or Modify options, on the Draft Labels bar menu. The hierarchy for the creation of Tags is the same as for Lables. Tags will only be placed on Layers that have the Purp attribute set to TAG . The Draft Administrator can define other Purps that may be used in addition to TAG. The TAGR shown in hierarchy below is a Tag Rule which can be defined locally by a user. Standard Tags Rules are available, these are created by the Draft Administrator. Note Labels created by Autotagging may not be deleted singularly. If the Tag Rule is deleted or Unset, in the case standard rules, then the labels will be removed. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production bt[SBer aaepunpeg saowey [evexeusbey [everday soyenstunup' 7 erg ayyPh 2H aTaay q pauyad| uononpos yesun joy oyeTduoy FF ss0tes| FF axeaqra] ody orerduoy | Boe) SUG eee a utod eal ewan | [reiea freer [= even] orma = iy] ser ares Arexqry Adoy —Bur8Be] TeOOT ioe argeqreay ‘uo AJUQ “sajA}g UMO JI ‘Aq peuyep sainy 62 | se ee ayy seadde jm wc [Freer | aigeuins e 20uG el ne yeug ayy 40 Be) fe sereon| | ___uewaenba] axeagra Bex | “Ov 01308 ajnqu! Im main e Jo uonaere| VOLO raa/Yady Arex eouere;0y Ajuauino you axe nok 31} | _urssey SxexqtT— a sBel Wasa TA/TS/Tad| :ae4eq Cue quawsie eyeiduia 30 ~ Buibbe}0}rIyAutotagging Automatic Tagging form Layer button lists all available Layers on which you may create GLABs & SLABs via Autotagging. Only Layers who's purpose is ‘TAG’ will be listed here (by default only one such Layer will be present, although others may be created if required). Defining Library Styles Choose from the Tag Rule Library option button the class of item that you wish to tag. The available options (and naming conventions) will have been set up by your Draft Administrator, but could include, for example, Equipment, Piping, Structures etc. Choose from the Style option button the particular item type that you wish to tag The available list will vary depending on the option selected from the Tag Rule Library list, the names in the list being those set up by your Draft Administrator. Click on Apply (below Style). A given TAG Layer may only contain one set of tags; defining a new set requires the existing set (if present) to be deleted; a message is. displayed to this effect. Click on Update Tagging (at the bottom-leff of the form). The tags (existing as ‘Symbolic Labels) will now be created, and will be displayed in the current VIEW (assuming a suitable 2D View has been set up). The tags will be positioned using a default position. Now use Utilities > Speed Position or Modify Label Placement to move them to the required location. Note in some cases two or more tags may be positioned automatically using the same default position, ing Local Tagging Defining tagging ‘locally’ gives greater control over the appearance and applicability of tags. Tags may use a Library Symbolic Label (Text or Symbol Template) or a locally defined General Label as a template, or both. Also, tags may be applied only to those item types meet certain (predefined) attribute settings. If you wish to use a standard ‘Library’ style with some minor alterations, then begin defining the ‘local’ style by first copying a ‘Library’ style. Click on Copy Library Style and a copy of the rules defined by the currently selected Library style will be placed in your local style. Any existing (Library-derived) tags will need to be deleted; a message is displayed to this effect. The Rule button shows the current tagging rules in your local style, The Tag button shows the item type to be tagged. Having copied the Library Style the Style selection will become unset. (If Style is currently unset, no Library Style will be copied.) If you wish to tag items selectively, enter the selection criteria into the With text box and press Enter. The allowable selection criteria are similar to those available in the REPORTER module. For example, ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production Exwononpord Buymesa 21Sea 0} =INPON rs uuo4 6uj66e1 2yewoyny MEE [& s| ors ad E seen) nts e oval anata E__sserramaartsan sey seodde jm wioj Bui6Bey sneWoyny 404 oye|dwWay JA}9g OY 3DE}9g UO HYoI}9 ‘saye|du19} a|geyJeRe Jo eBueN |Iny BUY WO @S0OYO o} YsIM NO j| (uoHNG UoRdo ejny euy UO PeXeldsip) einy Be juaUND BUY WON peouelejel eq Wm yuaWE}9 s}e/dWE} yNeyep eIqeWDeIOs € ‘eounos oye|dui9} AuesqIT e JO eseO 4} UI ‘Ayje907 40 Aseagy7 & wo4y peouassjes 8q 0} s1 (a}2|dwe | 3x0 (jueGIoyUL,) Ue 40 eyeIdwe joquuAs e se BuRsixe) s6ey ay) 40} pasn eq 0} ayejduiey a4) JayjeyM UoNg oRdo zedKy aeJdWa, ay) WOM 309I0g sone) BulB6e) 104 Aue eo1dhy & eq pinom 08 39 SYOSV ONY LVS. 03 dALS BulbbeIOYAutotagging Select Template For Automatic Tagging Form. If the template you want is not displayed in the form, select a different Library using the Label Library option button. Click on Select, click on the Symbol Template you wish to use, then OK the form If you now wish to use a different Symbol Template to tag items selected according to different criteria, then you must first create a new Tag Rule by clicking on the Create button. If a Local template source is selected, the option button adjacent to the Template Type: option button will change to offer options for defining the attributes of the Label template to be used. These options cover Text Settings, Text Contents, Frame and Leader Line. This option will automatically complete the Template Ref field using the default general label. Having defined the Styles and Templates required, click on Apply, then click on Update Tagging. The tags will now be created and placed in a default position. Now use Utilities > Speed Position to move them to the required location. Note in some cases two or more tags may be positioned automatically using the same default position. Change Autotagging Template Library This option may be used to define a new template for autotagging. To select the ‘Template Type make sure that the button to the right of the Template Type is set to Library, if it shows Local then click on it once. Setting this button will cause the button next to it to change its setting. For Library it will be Select. Module 10 Basie Drawing Production 35uoponpoid Buymesa o15e8 OF 8INPON, 3s “yesUN S| SILA FeUT NOK ULOJUI 0 Peke|dsip aq |IIM BuIUEM e ‘PIOY SI Bumes noyym Alddly 24y wo1f9 NOK j| ‘uondo joy s1eIdwo, oy} BuIMo||O) paxE|dsIp ue Wo} e1fyg BulBBey 0} pasiasued oq jm owseu S,o}e|dwe} pa}o9Ies INO, “MO eu) Bupyorjo e10Jeq UoROEIEs 4NOK yoEYO 0} pesn q ued uoHNg UoRDEI9g IYBIIYBIH Oy "WO} 247 WO VAY) ‘Asn o} ys NOs aye|dWO |, JoqUAg 24) Uo ¥D119 y99Iag UO yoIID ‘uoHNg UORdo Auesg!7 jeqeT ey) BuIsN AseIq17 JUSJEWIP & JO9IeS “UO} yy UI pake|dsip JOU s! JUEM NOK eye/dUey au J! ‘paxeldsiP 2q 0} uo BuyBBey oyny 404 oye|dwi94 JoEIeg BUY @sned |IWM eAoge ey} BUIMO||O4 BulbBe;0InyAutotagging Exercise Note: The drawings created do not have to be the same as those in the example sheets found in Appendix D. Create Labels using Autotagging for all the nozzles on the layout drawing for the Stabilizer Equipment and reposition them. Create a new Tag Layer and switch the visibility of the Layer used in Q 1 off. Tag all equipment with its name and position. Reposition tags if required, using speed position Tag only the nozzles that have a CATREF equal to JANSI-FLANGED/AAZFBDOTT. Tag nozzles which belong to equipment /1101 then using Modify>Label Placement place the around the equipment. Hint try local change angle. Try the remote positioning Hint: try sending them to the Top set the View Margin to negative number. ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing ProductionSession DRAFT gives you the ability to construct sections through specified Design items, the results of which can be displayed at VIEW level. All Planes are database items and can therefore be used with more than one VIEW. Three types of section plane can be defined although one type has two variations The Section Mode option button, on View Create or Modify, can be set to Omit Fractional Components, in which case, any components which are not completely inside the sectioned View will be omitted. The creation of sections is carried out from the General Application of Draft. If you are not already in the General Application change to this using Draft>General. Note there is no icon to do this, although the creation and modification can be carried out via the Utilities>General Toolbar if displayed. Perpendicular Flat Plane This type passes through a specified point in the 3D design, being oriented so as to be perpendicular to the current VIEW direction. The VIEW contents, which will be discarded, can be on either side of the plane. This type of plane would be used as either a section or a backing plane. Flat Plane This is similar to the perpendicular flat plane, but can be oriented to allow views of the section from any angle. Stepped Plane This type may have the plane defined either as OPEN or CLOSED. Both of these are created and used in the same way, the difference being that the lines used to define the plane must never cross (OPEN) or the start and finish point must be the same (CLOSED). OPEN Module 10 Basic Drawing Production etvonronporg Suymesa 21829 OF 8INPON, zs oe fears [Fuerte 30 swoxs ur] eaeg uresex SPOH SurTIEIUSD Ay (exetd 01 tewz0u) a) woroarta E praoa| —sur33n0 [sere] [eRRET Tai/1a/ 15/130) HEH Twis/tad nota seedde jm wo} aue|d Ye) & S}eID e pue ‘hyjeoHeWO;Ne payeaso aq lla uawis|e uono@g MalA Y Jel4 UORISgUpdate>Design from the Draft General bar ‘menu in order to update the VIEW contents. Perpendicular Plane Starting at VIEW level, select Create>View>Section Perpendicular. A View Section element will be created automatically , anda Create a Perpendicular Plane form will appear.uononposd Buyneig 21Seq OF aInPOW ro ‘]U2]U09 \ZIA eu a}epdn oO} Jepso UI nUaW Jeg [eleusn yeig aly Woy UBIsaqView>Section Stepped?.?.?. . A View Section (VSEC) element will be created automatically, and a Create a Stepped Plane form will appear. View DRI/SI/VL Nane [DRISIVI-SPIC=~=<“=‘is™S*~™S Ueing [Explicit =] Greate Point | auto eC | Direction [Naren] (teas eevee (of plane extrusion) W Centerline Mode Retain Data [In front of Plan >| Cancel Create Stepped Plane Form The Name text box will contain the automatically assigned Plane name, which you can change if you wish. Select the plane's extrusion direction using the Direction option button, Press the Show Scrap View button. This shows a small view of the VIEW (in simple wireline representation), looking in the extrusion direction. NOTE: A scrap view is not necessary if the VIEW's looking direction and the plane’s extrusion direction are the same (or at 180° to each other). The Cutting option button lists the available Drawlists. The items to be cut by the plane will be those referred to by the selected list. If World is selected, all items in the owning VIEW’s Drawlist will be cut. The Retain Data option button lists the available options for defining which side of the cut items are to be discarded from the display. The default In front of Plane means that everything on the observer's side of the plane will be discarded. Select as appropriate. The Type option button controls whether the Plane is to be ‘open’ or ‘closed - select as appropriate. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 65uononporg Sune SjUB]UO9 MAIA eu elepdn o} Jep10 Ul nuew WeIshg ey) Woy UBISeaView>Section Flat. A Modify a Flat Plane form will be appear. This form is almost the same as the form used when creating a Flat Plane. The difference is that there are two extra buttons on this form. These are Sketch and Erase, The Sketch button, when selected, will draw the profile of the cutting plane being used. Selection of the Erase Button will remove from the screen the drawing aids showing the cutting plane. [oer Direction [DO Potato ate [shiad Fle =] setos | CEE opie Reset Dienies Modify Flat Plane Form Having clicked on Apply, select Options>Graphics Update >Design from the System menu in order to update the VIEW contents. Perpendicular Plane Note that you must be at VIEW level or below to modify a Perpendicular Plane. Select Modify>View>Section Perpendicular. A Modify a Perpendicular Plane form will appear. ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 67wononposd Bumesg 215eq OF 9INPOW 9 jujod mou e Buyjeoso usyn se owes oy) YOY) s} enpeDoid su “‘uoYNg UORdO JUIOd ‘94 Woy yuIod days pauinbes ayy Jo9I98 ‘julod BuRs!xe ue AjIpou! 0} YSIM NOL J] -quiod mau & Buyeeo uayM se ewes ey) s JUIOd SIU) ye @:npedoid ey Poujow! uoHeEL0 yuIod pesinbes ayy Aq pomoljoy ‘uONING Londo BuIsn ayy WOH poyjews Buluonisod qulod days peuinbes ou) 109I98 ‘JUlod mau e 94e0I0 0} YSIM NO 3] ‘ayeudoidde se 309198 - paso[p, 10 ,Uedo, aq 0} 1 aueIg @4y JeYJEYMA s[oUC UORNG UORdo edAy OU syeudodde se pales ‘pepleosip aq jlIm aueld aly Jo apis s.Jensasqo ayy UO BuIyjAene yey sueSW! Bue Id JO JOY} U} INeJop OU, “Ae|dsip ou} WOY papuedsip oq 0} o1e SWI! nD oY Jo apis yoru Buluyep 10) suondo eiqeliene eu} sjs1j UoYNg UoNdo BIeq WIEIOY OY, 30 94 IIIM ISIIMELG S,MBIA ‘Uy Ul SU} Ie “P}DI9s S! POM JI SII PeDeIES UN Aq 0} PauLBJe1 esoUY aq jIIM BUe|d ‘2uy Aq no eq 0} Swe}! eu “s}SIMeIG eigellEAe a4} s]s!| UONNG UONdo BUND ey ‘sojo119 res se seedde sjulod des oy "ya}@%4g UO HYoII9 EY) ‘matA des9g MOUS UO YOIID ‘sway! peuojoss ayy pue sue|d ey} Jo mein desos e eonpoud oO} |NJasn SI y! JUIOd sin IW ‘uong uondo euejg 2t9 Aq UenI6 31] 8ty WOY PeY!PoU! Eq 0} oUEIg OLY De19g seadde jm wo oueig peddars e Aypoy y “paddag uonsegUpdate>Design from the System menu in order to update the VIEW contents. View DRISIVL Plane [DRI/S1/V1/6P1 x] Point [Non +r] Modify | Delete | Create at | Auto Using Explicit... >| Cutting [DRI/DRAVLIST/DRVG = Direction fiiorth >| Shov Scrap View (of plane extrusion) Retain Date [Behind Plane >| Type Open x Sketch Erase Apply Reset Dismiss Modify Stepped Open Plane ‘Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 69jonpold Buymesa 21868 OF SINPOM ove uo aue|d paso|y paddays Aypow [=r ry [area [es Poms acer et = sueta puryeg| eyeq ureiey SPOR SurTzeINED _| (epee eee so) TERE RS = [Furzon| vorrcsara E omecvasrinaarta] — Seraan9 Ecaerea surea [emmy [ae e1eexs | erered | SsrPon [= von] aurog E rastarts tac] exer TavTs/Tad —_ASTA EI Enoe.~4 ‘SBUE|d UORIESSection Planes Exercise Note: The drawings created do not have to be the same as those in the example sheets found in Appendix E. Create a sheet of any size which contains four views. In each of the views create a section that shows the pump 1501A and the WALLSITE element. These sections may be created using any or all of the planes available. Create another sheet with a view and create any section that you wish. You may use as many planes as you wish to give the required result. “Module 10 Basic Drawing Production eitnoo Fe Se oe = = Io ma caic momenSession To enter the 2D Drafting Application select the following from the DRAFT General bar menu: Draft > 2D Drafting This will close the application you are currently running and load the Dimensioning application. Change of application can be carried out from any DRAFT applications ie. Dimensioning -—- 2D Drafting or Labels ----—- General and so on. WEL Draft Display Graphics Ques Settings Utiiee Create Mody Delete Sp) tel] | galfFo Tse =] E38] oI] =| 4|[oeve This can also be achieved by selection of the correct icon from the Draft top bar menu. ‘Once the application has been loaded, you will see that the DRAFT General bar menu has been replaced with DRAFT 2D Drafting bar menu. The first four options (Draft-Query) have not changed, these are the same in every application. The other options on this menu are exclusively for the creation and modifying of dimensions. Under the options on the DRAFT 2D Drafting bar menu there are three buttons. These buttons are used for setting the sheet, layer and whether that layer is on or off. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production THuonronporg Buyesa 2ISeg OF INPON vu ‘Auedwioo snok 0} dytoeds seuesq!7 paljeysul eney Kew JojeNs|UIUPY YEN INOA pesn Buleg aie pr] anuegay9 Aq paliddns seuesqr yy yey) pawnsse oyu, S| 3] (‘auns jou axe nok 41 soyeNSIUIMPYy WEISKg INOA ys) ‘par|eIsU! Anjosuioo use eney sjoquiks pue s}S!7 UORe|NOWI9 ‘sejny Be, ‘s}s!7 Buymesq “sjeqe7 ‘soiny uoReuesedey ‘sjeays Aejieng/Bupjaeg puepueys Bululejuco sesesq!7] Sseqe}ep ay) Jey) UONOAS SIU] UI PewNsse SI} :3LON 1G GZ OU Aq UOAIG soNIoey BuRjeup jes0UEB ay SWEEP UONOES SIyL “Bunyesg az IM asn Jo) JoyexsiUIUpY yeig ayy kq peuyep aq Kew sesoding JeAe7 JOU “3LON uoneoridde sia ut pexeidsip eq Jou jm ‘asoding Bunjesg Cz pauyep Jey} 40 3 LON UEY) JeYJo BuIyeWUos 0} Jos eINquRe UAd JiatA eAey YoIUM siake7 “BuNyeiq Gz 40} pasn aq 0} Pauyep asoding Joy} Aue 10 JON 0188 SI aInguMe esoding sou" Ma, quand Nok Aq peuMo AjuaLINO ‘SJE YOIYM SIBKE7 Buy IIE SISI| UOYING 44O/NO ety Jo JYBU ty 0} peUONIsod UONNg ey (NO) @1q'sia 40 (440) a1gIsiAU s8yH9 0} 48Ae7 TeUI Aq Ploy swe}! |e SYeUI O} NOK smo||e UOWNG SIAC BULL. ‘Aejdsiq uleyy ey) 0} peppe aq 0} Jeays payoajes ay} Sesneo nusu Jeg UIEW 1 JYYC Woy eroge a4) WOs) Jays e Jo UONORIag (enoge umoys) snueui jew wo} 24) UO fey snjd eu Bue|s pue UaWsle oy} 0} BuNeBINeU Aq JSI| JBe4s BUPLOM ay} 0} pape eq os|e ACW JOYS y@eys pauinbai snok syojas SIU] pare|dioo BulAe} “WUO) SI} OJU! ISI] SYeqUUAYY j[NJ 84] PeO|-eY |IIM SIY “WUO} OU 40 Jeus0o pUeY YB do} a4j UI UOHING PeO|-8y au} sn ‘WwIO} SI4j Jo aJepdn yse| INOK BOUIS JO | IVY PalajUd JS4y NOK souls payeaid usaq sey peyinbad jUaWEls ey J) [E__ssrow'wasatais-raa” waar 32 1 sional[= vol[= iste |e [= “uoyng MO 2tp Ho1lo pue JES PUE OMYG IOTY “Ld3G pauinbe: ayy y9Ieg "wuo} uONOsIeg Buymesg ayy Aeidsip jim siy “uondo yooys 440M I9aI/9g < yeIG BuIsN Aq 1! ppe ©} BABY |IIM NO UBY} }S!] 84) UI JOU SI Jays pauinbey ay) J| “sJeays aiqerene je VEY Jeyes $}98ys BUPYJOM JUBLIND INOK Jo ys\j 2 Saliddns UoYNg sIy 3S!) a4) 0} pappe pue Peypales Ajsnoyneid usag sey Jey Joys Aue Jo UOROaIAs a4) SMO]|E UOTING JeeYs OyL E seo"uaso-tats/1a0/|[>_volf> rstaa|fF [= [E_ssrowwasotate-raay saava 3° 1 auoKalf= soll isa T= ~ boneanddy Buajelg Ge SULThe 2D Drafting Application The 2D Drafting Hierarchy This section covers only the part of the DRAFT Hierarchy that relates to 2D Drafting. Below is a diagram showing the related elements and at what level in the hierarchy they may be created. All of these elements, with the exception of extra Layers, can be created as you add extra 2D Elements your Sheet or View. Tro] wore] [view] I cIRC yl LL ELL RECT TABL ETRI DMND HEXA, MRKP STRA ARC OUTL Creating 2D Drafting Base Elements 2D Drafting primitives can only exist as members of Sheet Notes (NOTE elements) or Layer Notes (VNOT) elements. By default, these elements will be created automatically whenever a Sheet or Layer element is created, but you can create additional ones if you wish Whenever a VIEW is created, a number of Layers (each with a different ‘purpose’) are automatically created, but you can create additional Layers if you wish via the Create>Layer from the Draft 2D Drafting bar menu. The creation and modification of Layer is carried out as with other applications. Module 10 Basie Drawing Production 73uononporg Buymesg 21Sea OF aInPOW rh “eweumed ‘Ayoses01y 24) Jo pus el) 0} eweU UeWHE|9 pesInbe: ay ppe - XOg xe} eUEUEY ay} ul seadde jm weu ueUIeIe UesoYD OU “/Mi3IA E 10} JUEWEIe Oyu] Adoo eu) Se Uasoyo aq ISNU Jeays e ‘6'e ‘apeUl aq jsnUW oIOYp eIgisues & AIsnoIAgO ‘Adoo 84} UMO 0} SI YOIUM JUBLUBIe UE asoo4D 0} NOK Se}qeUE 7SI] JU] AdOD ey 0g }x9} aueUSY ou) O}U! padiy oq Jsnu Adoo ay) 0} UAAIG @q 0} eLWeU eu. x0q 1x9} Adog 2p Ul seadde paidoo aq 0} s1 Jeu) JUEUUEIe au) Jo ewWeU ay, “(paidoo Buleq s1 24) usUe}e au 30 epoo ody ‘uj Aq pamojio) Adog se MoYs jI/M Of UOJ BUA) UNO} doz ayy eni6 SUOHDAIes [IY “CLONA) @0N 40487 40 (3A) 40429 “MIA \(B.LON) @10N 1884S (33H) 1804S (OMY) Bumesg B Jo Adoo e a}e810 0} nok seiqeue seq nuew UoHedridde ayy UO nue UMOp-ind AdogPrimitives from the 2D Drafting bar menu. The Draw form will appear. Select the required primitive shape using the icons on the form. If the primitive you require is already displayed, simply double-click on its icon. Otherwise, hold down the left-hand mouse button over the relevant icon to reveal a display of alternative icons. Move to the required icon then release the mouse button. For all primitives except Symbols (the S icon), the Point Construction Option Form will appear. The prompt text included in this form tells you what to do next. The text will vary according to the type of primitive being created Constructed Points The point construction options (listed under the Option button on the Point Construction Option Form) enable you to position primitives at points defined in terms of other points rather than at explicit (or cursor-derived) positions. For example, the endpoint of a line could be defined as being at the endpoint of an arc, or at the centre of a circle. Use the cursor to define the drafting points for the primitive concemed. A drafting point in this context is a position reference for the primitive. For example a line has a ‘From point’ and a ‘To point’ or a midpoint, a circle has a centre, etc. Select from the Option button the type of point you wish to use for each drafting point of the primitive, then proceed as indicated by the prompt text on the Point Construction Option Form. When you have finished, Cancel the form. The point construction options may be interpreted as follows. 2d Cursor hit simply requires a cursor hit, as when not using point construction at all. This option will usually be at the top of the Option list (as the default point construction option), although this can be changed. End point of derives a position as the endpoint of an existing primitive. This would typically be a line or an arc, but it could also:be the end of a line within a closed polyline primitive (i.e. a rectangle, triangle etc), or a line or arc within an outline (open or closed). 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UBISep e Jo eoeid e sesudwoo woneayddy bunserd Gz auULThe 2D Drafting Application If you require a line of a known length you must create it as above and then use Edit > Primitive to set the length or other attributes. N Linked set of straight lines This follows the same rules as above, although in this case you may define as many points as is required. After defining the to point of the last line click the cancel button on the Point Construction form to end. A Follows the same rules as for Linked Straight Lines but moves the to point so that the line created is always perpendicular to the previous line. Allows you to sketch a line between design points and 2D or 3D points. Set the type of point for the From and To points, and press Create new line. You will be prompted to pick the points. The ends of the line can be repositioned by pressing the Position buttons. You will be prompted to pick a new position. Outlines g Outline This calls the Point Construction form from which you may choose how to define your first point (From Point). After definition of each point the Point Construction form will be displayed. Define all the required points then to close the Outline select the Cancel button on the Point Construction form. This action asks ifthe first and last points are to be connected. 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XBHOA N “eulpno pasojp Jo uado ue apinoid 0} syulod jo yas & YBNosty anuno e WHOS JM UORdO SIL eang pervs S “sjulod ys} pue }suy ey) JBUUOD O} pasn aq Oo} ol Ue @SNeO jIMA Sy} UOYNG JeoUeD ey J9aIas ,PNO|O, EYY YSIUy OJ “Peyea.9 s} ,pnoIO, Pauinbes oy) {NUN JUIOg | aly Jo UOREALD ayy 40) ssao01d ayy Jeodoy “BulUONISod jeu ‘810}9q PeAOW S! JUIOg 01 ay} se eBuEYO AljeoIWEUA~p |IIM payees9 Ose OY) Jey) 9}ON “slUlOd 0 PUe WOL 24) e]2219 “UO UOHINASUOD JUJog OY) WO UONIUYAp yuIod JO Sua pesInbes ayy 99/95 ",spnojO, e}ea10 0 Pasn s} Ing BUIANO e4Y OF JE|WIS @IA3s ,pnojs, UL BUND: & woneniddy BuRseId Gz aLThe 2D Drafting Application As before select method of point definition. The first point to be defined is used as the centre for the arc. Now define a second point, this will be used to set the radius and will show, temporarily, a line joining the centre and radius points. Now define a third point. This creates the angle required for the arc. Note: the arc is drawn between the second and third points. Circles © Circle, defined by radius. This requires two points to be defined. The first point is the centre of the circle, the second is the radius. If when defining the radius point the left mouse key is held down a circle will be displayed which can have its size changed dynamically by moving the cursor. © Circle, defined by diameter This also requires definition of two points, the first being a point on the circumference. The second is the corresponding point on the opposite side of the circle. As with the above holding the mouse key down during positioning of the second point will allow dynamic size control. le Ellipse Like circle diameter creation, two points are again required this time relating to the height and width of the ellipse. The first and second point are used to define the width and can be dynamically sized as before. After the second point is positioned an ellipse is displayed. Note, the point displayed at the mid point on one of the edges is used to control the height of the ellipse. Click the left mouse key and hold, now move the mouse causing the height of the ellipse to change, [eal Rectangle, defined by diagonal Requires points to be defined that are opposite. 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To create select the Construct>Local Symbol option and Identify the primitives required for the symbol. Define a point which is to be the datum for the symbol. All that is now required is that a meaningful name is given to this symbol. Once created, Local Symbols can be selected and added to your drawing as required, in a similar way to Symbolic Labels (covered earlier). To select a Local Symbol select the Draw>Local Symbol option This displays the Local Symbol form which contains all symbols available for selection, When the correct symbol is shown click on it. After the OK you may place as required. NOTE: Local Symbols are your own personal symbols and are not available to other users. The definition will be lost on leaving PDMS unless you do a Display>Save>Forms and Display. The graphics will remain on the sheet however. E Edit>Primitive- This allows you to alter the attribute settings for the selected primitive. Before selection of this option you must have already selected the primitive to be edited. Once selected the Modify ‘primitive type’ Attributes form will be displayed to allow the resetting of the attributes. When finished click Apply, Reset will return the last saved settings. Edit>Move Primitive/Node To- Note that when the the Edit>Move Primitive/Node To is selected that all nodes on all primitives will be shown to aid selection. Once selected, depending on the option selected from the submenu, a form will be displayed for you to position were this node should now be positioned. Note centres of arcs, circles etc. are not moved Edit>Move Primitive By-This allows you to move the whole primitive by a distance which is either calculated by the entering of two cursor points or entering the amount to move in the X and Y directions. Edit>Move Node By- This allows you to reposition a Node on a primitive thereby changing the shape of the primitive. Edit>Line Gap- Allows the creation of a Gap which may have a length of Zero, Default or defined by its Start and Finish points. Edit>Line Trim- Is used to Trim line or arc to another arc or line which is to be selected. Edit>Rotate- This will allow the selected element/s to be rotated about a selected point by a user defined angle, Edit>Demolish Symbol- This will break the links created when defining a Local Symbol see above. Module 10 Basic Drawing Production 79