After creating and adjusting the settings for the paper space tabs, drawing the title block, and creating the viewports with different shapes as desired, as well as tweaking their settings properly, the drawing is now ready to be printed. The details for using the different settings of the print command are discussed in the following sections.
Understanding the printing process
by Yasser Shoukry,
Jaiprakash Pandey
Practical Autodesk AutoCAD 2021 and AutoCAD LT 2021
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- An Introduction to AutoCAD
- Basic Drawing Tools
- Learning about Modify Commands
- Working with Arrays and Reusable Objects
- Managing Drawings with Layers and Properties
- Working with Hatches, Text, and Dimensions
- Filling an area with Hatches
- Creating color gradients
- Adding text to the drawing
- Working with dimensions
- Multileaders
- Summary
- Tables, Isometric, and Parametric Drawings
- Working with AutoCAD tables
- Working with data links
- Understanding fields
- Making isometric drawings
- Working with parametric drawings
- Summary
- Customization Tools
- External References and Dynamic Blocks
- Introduction to 3D Modeling
- Creating Primitive 3D Shapes
- Conversion between 2D and 3D
- Modifying 3D Objects
- Surfaces and Mesh Modeling
- Surface modeling
- Mesh objects
- Creating mesh objects
- Modifying mesh objects
- Working with selection filters
- Modifying the mesh vertices
- Modifying the mesh edges
- Modifying the mesh faces
- Using the extrude face command
- Using the split face command
- Using the merge face command.
- Using the close hole command
- Using the Collapse Face or Edge command
- Adding creases to smoothed objects
- Refining the fesh
- Summary
- Paper Space Layouts and Printing
- Rendering and Presentation
Understanding the printing process
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