ACP-01101 Exam Dumps - Autodesk Certified Professional Questions and Answers

Box 1 : Batch plot

One of the topics covered in this course is Plotting Drawings2. In this topic, you can learn how to print multiple sheets or drawings to a plotter, printer, DWF file, or PDF file. The applicable command for this function is Batch plot (PUBLISH)2.

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Box 2: EtransmitOne of the topics covered in this course is Sharing Drawings2. In this topic, you can learn how to create a package of drawing files and their dependencies. The applicable command for this function is Etransmit (ETRANSMIT)2. https://www.autodesk.com/certification/learn/course/autocad-drawing-design-drafting-professional

Box3: ExportOne of the topics covered in this course is Exporting Drawings2. In this topic, you can learn how to save the objects in a current drawing to a different file format, such as SAT, STL, etc. The applicable command for this function is Export (EXPORT)2. https://www-int.autodesk.com/certification/learning-pathways/autocad-design-drafting

a baseline dimension is a linear, angular, or ordinate dimension that is measured from the baseline of a previous or selected dimension. The spacing between baseline dimensions can be set from the Dimension Style Manager, Lines tab, Baseline Spacing (DIMDLI system variable).

The most efficient method to avoid the problem of dimensions being too close together in the future is to use Dimension Style Manager. This will allow you to change the default spacing for all baseline dimensions in your drawing.

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To assign the 22x34_PDF page setup to a layout, follow these steps in the Page Setup Manager:

Open the Page Setup Manager:

Type PAGESETUP in the command line and press Enter.

Locate the 22x34_PDF Page Setup:

In the Page Setup Manager, locate the 22x34_PDF page setup in the list of available setups.

Set as Current:

Right-click (Control-click on Mac) on the 22x34_PDF page setup.

Select Set Current from the context menu. This action will assign the selected page setup to the current layout.

Verify the Changes:

The current layout will now use the 22x34_PDF page setup. You can verify this by checking the plot settings in the layout tab.

the mode that should be used if you want the default value of the attribute assigned upon insertion where the attribute value cannot be changed is Constant. This option sets the attribute value as constant and prevents it from being modified during a block insertion or later.

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UCS is a command that sets a new user coordinate system (UCS) by specifying points or by selecting an object. You can use the Object option to align the UCS with a selected object such as a line.

Based on 3 and 4, UCSBASE is a system variable that sets the name of the current UCS base. PLINEGEN is a system variable that controls how linetype patterns are generated around vertices. LWEIGHT is a command that sets the current lineweight, which is used for new objects and affects objects in the current space only.

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In AutoCAD, when managing sheets and layouts, different properties are used to control and organize sheet information.

Sheet Custom Property: This property allows you to define custom information specific to each sheet or layout. It is used for unique identifiers that are not globally applied to the entire sheet set but rather specific to individual sheets.

Setting the Property:

Open the Sheet Set Manager.

Right-click the sheet and select Properties.

Add a custom property for the sheet number based on discipline (e.g., C001).

Define the Custom Property:

In the Properties dialog, add a new property for the sheet number.

Enter the value (e.g., C001) for the specific sheet.

Using a Sheet Custom Property ensures that each sheet has a unique identifier that can be easily managed and referenced.

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Open Table Style Manager: Type TABLESTYLE in the command line and press Enter to open the Table Style Manager.

Create New Table Style: Click on New to create a new table style, or modify an existing one if preferred.

Define Cell Style: In the Table Style dialog box, go to the Cell Styles tab and create a new cell style for the total cells.

Format Cell Style: Set the desired formatting for the cell style, such as background color (blue), text formatting, etc.

Apply Cell Style to Tables: Apply this custom cell style to the total cells in both the existing and any new schedules created in the project.

References:

AutoCAD Help Documentation on Using and Creating Table Styles

Open the Sheet Set Manager:

Access the Sheet Set Manager from the 'View' tab on the ribbon or type SHEETSET in the command line.

Navigate to the Desired Project:

Ensure that the current project (sheet set) is selected in the Sheet Set Manager.

Import a New Layout:

Right-click on the sheet set or the appropriate subset (group) where you want to add the new sheet.

Select Import Layout as Sheet from the context menu.

Select the Source Drawing:

In the 'Select Drawing' dialog, navigate to the project drawing that contains the layout you want to import.

Select the layout(s) you wish to import and click Open.

Confirm the Import:

The imported layout(s) will now appear in the sheet set, retaining the original layout settings.

References:

AutoCAD Documentation on the Sheet Set Manager: Sheet Set Manager

When working with arcs in AutoCAD, you can use different methods to draw them. The given exhibit shows a dimensioned arc which looks to be defined by three points: the starting point, the center point, and the ending point. This is typically how the "Start, Center, End" method works.

Start Point: The initial point where the arc begins.

Center Point: The center of the circle from which the arc is a segment.

End Point: The final point where the arc ends.

This method is useful for accurately defining the curve and ensuring it passes through the desired points.

According to the AutoCAD for Design and Drafting documents1, the EXTEND command allows you to extend objects to meet the edges of other objects. To trim objects instead of extending them, you can hold down the Shift key while selecting the objects1. This will invoke the TRIM command within the EXTEND command.

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