AutoCAD Step by Step Floor Plan Tutorial

Requirements: Must have a basic knowledge in AutoCAD toolbar like drawing toolbar and modify toolbar.

Step One:  Setting the Units



Step Two:  Setting the Multiline



Step Three:  Setting the Layers



Step Four:  Creating the Wall using the Multiline Style



Step Five:  Creating the Doors and Windows using the Trim Command



Step Six:  AutoCAD Blocks



Step Seven:  AutoCAD Text and Labels



Step Eight:  Creating Rooflines and Changing Line Properties



Step Nine:  Creating Rooflines and Changing Line Properties

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intercad said…
I think we can use spline command and use grid help to make the epicycloid contour. Using the parametric equation we may count points one by one, and plot the result in autocad along with the display of grid, then use spiline command to follow the path.

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