PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 1 PRACTICE CHAIR
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1 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 1 PRACTICE CHAIR
2 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 2 Setting Up for 3D Entiles Make or verify the setting shown in the chair drawing settings thable Command: VPOINT enter a view point -1,-1, 0.5 Command: ZOOM Zoom center at 0,0 and hieght, and a height of 480 Command: VIEW save view as CHAIR set origin at 0,2112,0 Command: ZOOM Zoom center at 0,0 and a hieght of 240 mm Command: VIEW save view as BUILD Command: VPORTS create 3 viewports Save/restore/Delete/Join/Single/?/2/<3>/4: 3 Horizontal/Vertical/above/Below/Left/<Right>: L Make upper right viewport active. ICON Command: VIEW Make loewr right viewport active Command: PLAN Command: ZOOM Command:VPORTS turn ico off. Restore view CHAIR Go to view of Current UCS Zoonm center at 0,0 and a height of 120 mm Save Vports as BUILD
3 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 3 Using CHPROP to extrude a 2D Polyline Command: COLOR Set color to yellow. Command: POLYGON Create the center base in lower right viewport. Number of sides: 5 Edge/<Center of polygon>: 0,0 Inscribed in circle/circumscribed about circle (I/C): C Radius of 0 Entering on1y 30 won't align the polygon at the correct angle. Command: CHPROP Extrude polygon to a thickness of 60 mm. Select objects: L 1 found. Select objects: <RETURN> Change what property (Color/LAyer/LType/Thickness)? T New thickness <O>: -60 UCS is at top of polygon so thickness is negative. Change what property (Color/LAyer/LType/Thickness)? <RETURN>
4 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 4 Using 3DFACE to make first leg Make left viewport active. Command: 3DFACE Create end cap o leg. First point: -300,18,-48 Second point: -300,-18,-48 Third point: -300,-18,-18 Fourth point: -300,18,-18 Third point: <RETURN> Command: OSNAP - Command: 3DFACE Set Object snap mode ENDP to draw the leg. Draw the log's left. Face first, then the remaining faces clockwise. First point: Upper left. corner of polygon face at 1. Second point: Upper left. comer of leg cap at 2. Third point:.' Lower left. comer of leg cap at.3 Fourth point:. Lower left. comer of polygon face at 4. Third point: Lower right comer of polygon face at 5. Fourth point: Lower right comer of leg cap at 6. Third point: Upper right comer of leg cap at (7). Fourth point: Upper right comer of polygon face at (8). Third point: <RETURN> Command: OSNAP Command: SAVE Set OSNAP back to NONe. Save the drawing.
5 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 5 Using 3DFACE With Invisible Edges Command: SETVAR Set SPLFRAME to 1. Command: 3DFACE Remember to precede all picks with I. First point: I Pick first corner of Polygon at (1). Second point: I Pick second corner of Polygon at (2). Third point: I Pick center of Polygon at (3) or type 0,0. Fourth point: <RETURN> Third point: <RETURN> Command: SETVAR Set SPLFRAME to O. Command: REGENNALL Regen to verify edges are invisible. Command: SETVAR Set SPLFRAME to 1. Preparing for RULESURF Set layer to BUILD. Command: COLOR Set color to BYLAYER. use the 3 point option and set the UCS on the leg cap,picking (1), 2, and 3. Command: LINE Draw a line from 4 to 5. Command: SETVAR Set PDMODE to 66 for a square and cross point symbol. Command: POINT Draw a point at 6, the mid-point. Command: ARC Draw an arc beginning at 7, ending at 8, and included angle of 135 degrees.
6 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 6 Using RULESURF to Complete the Leg Set layer CHAIR current. Command: COLOUR Set colour to yellow. Change UCS to Previous. Command: SETVAR Set SURFTAB l to 8. Command: RULESURF Select first defining curve: Select line at (1). Select second defining curve: Select arc at (2). Command: MOVE Select objects: L 1 found. Select objects: <RETURN> Base point or displacement: 0, 0 Second point of displacement: *0, 0 Command: REDRAWALL Temporarily move the Rulesurf to the WCS. Selects the Rulesurf entity. Origin of current UCS. Origin of WCS. Redraw all viewports. Command: RULESURF Select first defining curve: Select the Point at (3) with NODe osnap. Select second defining curve: Select Arc at (2). Command: MOVE Select objects: Select objects: <RETURN> Base point or displacement: *0, 0 Second point of displacement: 0, 0 Move the rulesurf in the WCS back to the UCS. Select the RULESURF entity in the upper right viewport. Origin of WCS. Origin of current UCS.
7 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 7 Arraying, the Legs to Complete the Base Make the lower right viewport active. Command Layer Command:ZOOM Turn layer BUIL off. to a scale of 2 for array. Command:ARRAY Array leg and cap of hub 5 places in 360 degrees with center point at 0,0. Command:BLOCK Block to BASE with the insert point at 0,0.
8 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 8 Using a Pre-Built 3D Sphere to Make a Simple Castor Make the left viewport active. Rotate the X axis 90 degrees.. Command: COLOR Set color to red. Select[ Sphere] Select sphere from the screen or icon menu. Please wait... Loading 3D Objects. nil Command: Sphere The sphere command is started. Center of sphere: 0,0 Diameter/<radius>: 30 Number of longitudinal segments <16>: 12 Number of latitudinal segments <16>: 12 Restore the previous UCS. Command: BLOCK Block sphere, selecting as last, to CASTOR with insert point at top of sphere (0,0,30). Comand: SAVE Save DRAWING Preparing Axis and Bottom Path Curve for REVSURF. Set 1ayer BUILD current. Command: COLOR Set co1our to BYLAYER. Command: ERASE Erase any remaining bui1d entities. Rotate the X axis 90 degrees. Command: LINE From 0,0 to 0,312 for axis of revo1ution. Command: PLAN Defau1t to current p1an view. Command: PLINE From 30,0 to 18,12 to 30,24. Command: PEDIT Select po1y1ine: L Close/Join/Width/Ed1t vertex/fit curve/spline curve/decurve/undo/ex1t <x>: E Next/Prev1ous/Break/lnsert/Move/Regen/Stra1ghten/Tangent/Width/eX1t <N>: T Direction of tangent: 90 Next/Previous/Break/lnsert/Move/Regen/Stra1ghten/Tangent/Width/eX1t <N>: N Next/Previous/Break/lnsert/Move/Regen/Stra1ghten/Tangent/Width/eX1t <N>: N Next/Previous/Break/Insert/Move/Regen/Straighten/Tangent/Width/ exit <N>: T Direct1on of tangent: 90 Next/Prev1ous/Break/lnsert/Move/Regen/Stra1ghten/Tangent/ Width /exit <N>: X Close/Join/With/Edit vertex/fit curve/spline curve/decurve/undo/ exit <X>: F Close/Join/Width/Edit vertex/fit curve/spline curve/decurve/undo/ exit <X>: X
9 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 9 Creating Top Path Curve for the Shaft Top Command: PLINE From point: 30,240 Current line-width is 0 Arc/C1ose/Ha1fwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of 1ine>: A Ang1e/CEnter/CLose/Direction/Halfwidth/Line/Radius/Second pt/undo/width/ <Endpoint of arc>: D Direction from start point: Pick any point at 90 degrees. End point: 24,246. Ang1e/CEnter/CLose/Direction/Ha1fwidth/Line/Radius/Second pt/undo/width/ <Endpoint of arc>: L Arc/Close/Halfwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of line>: 12,246 Arc/Close/Ha1fwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of 1ine>: 12,312 Arc/Close/Halfwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of 1ine>: <RETURN>
10 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 10 Using REVSURF to Make the Pedestal Surface Command: VPORTS Restore Build viewport. Set layer CHAIR current. Command: COLOOR Set color to cyan. Command: SETVAR Set SURTAB 1 to 12. Command: SETVAR Set SURTAB 2 to 4. Make the left. viewport active. Command: REVSURF Revolve top pedestal shaft.. Select path curve: Select first path (1). Select axis of revolution: Select axis. (2) Start angle <0>: <RETURN> Included angle (+=CCW, -=CW) <Full circle>: <RETURN> Command: REVSORF Revolve bottom pedestal segment. Select path curve: Select second path (3). Select axis of revolution: Select axis (2) Start angle <O>: <RETURN> Included angle (+=CCW, -=CW) <Full circle>: <RETURN> Now, use a rectangular array to complete the pedestal. Command: ARRAY Array the pedestal segment with 10 rows at 24 mm and 1 column. Change your UCS to set up for block. Rotate the X axis -90 degrees.. Turn layer BUILD off. Command: BLOCK Block, to PEDESTAL with insert paint at 0,0. Combining entities to create seat and back support The left viewport should still be active and layer CHAIR should be current. Command: SETVAR Set THICKNESS to 24 mm. Command: COLOR Set color to green. Command: SOLID Use SOLD to create seat support base. First point: -36,-30 Enter then <RETURN> end. Note that the 3rd and 4th points are reversed from 3DFACE, which, uses a clockwise/counter- <clockwise order. Command: SETVAR Set THICKNESS to 312 mm. Command: SOLID Create the back support upright. First point: 240,-30,48 Enter then <RETURN>. Command: SETVAR Set THICKNESS to 36 mm. Command: SOLID Create back support block. First point: 222,-30,276 Enter then <RETURN>.
11 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 11 Creating the Axis and Path Curve for REVSURF ' Command: SETVAR Set THICKNISS tow O. Set layer BUILD current. Command: COLOR Set color BYLAYER. Command: ERASE Erase all entities on the BUILD layer. Command: LINE Draw line from 216,48 to 216,-30,48 for revolution axis. Command: 3DPOLY Osnap a rectangle around end of seat. From point: Pick. ENDPoint at (1). Close/Undo/<Endpoint of line>: Pick ENDPoint at (2). Close/Undo/<Endpoint of line>: Pick ENDPoint at (3). Close/Undo/<Endpoint of line>: Pick ENDPoint at (4). Close/Undo/<Endpoint of line>: C Close completes the rectangle.
12 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 12 Using REVSURF to Make 90 Degree Section Command: SETVAR Set SURFTABl to 6. Set layer CHAIR current. Command: COLOR Set color green. Command: REVSURF Select path curve: Select rectangle on near side edge at (2). Select axis of revolution: Select axis line at (1) Start angle <O>: <RETURN> Included angle (+-ccw, --cw) <Full circle>: -PO turn off BUILD layer. Command: BLOCX Block as SUPPORT with insert point at 0,0.
13 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 13 Creating a Pline Path Curve of Back Cushion Make the lower right viewport active, Set layer BUILD current. Command: ERASE Command: COLOR Command: ARC Center/<Start point>: 0, -168 Center/End/<Second point>: E End point: 0,168 Angle/Direction/Radius/<Center point>: A Included angle: 20 Command: OFFSET Command: ARC Center/<Start point>: ENDP Of Center/End/<Second point>: E End point: ENDP of Angle/Direction/Radius/<Center point>: A Included angle: 180 Erase entities on BUILD layer Set color BYLAYER. Offset arc 36 mm to the right. Connect ends of arc with another arc. Pick top end of right arc Pick top end of left arc Command: ARC backrest Repeat arc command for other end of Command: PEDIT Command: LINE Join all the arcs into a single polyline. Draw a line for a direction vector and rotation axis. From point: CEN of Pick the center point of arc at (1). To 0,0, -216 To point: <RETURN> Draw a 216 mm line in the Z direction.
14 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 14 Creating Ono Path Curve for Two Meshes Make left viewport active. Command: ZOOM Command: LINE Zoom dynamic to comer of chair backrest, Connect the endpoints of the small arc at (1) and (2). Move UCS to upper left seat comer. Origin/ZAxis/3point/Entity/View/X/Y/Z/Prev/Restore/Save/Del/?/<World>: 3 Origin point <0,0,0>: ENDP of Pick front end of line at (1). Point on positive portion of the X-axis <1,168,0>: ENDP of Pick back end of line at.(2) Point on positive-y portion of the UCS X-y plane Command: ARC Center/<Start point>: ENDP of Far end of short line at (2). Center/End/<Second point>: E End point: ENDP of Near end of short line at (1). Angle/Direction/Radius/<Center point>: A included angle: 180 Command: ZOOM Zoom dynamic to enclose chair back and axis line of first pline arc.
15 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 15 Using REVSURF to Surface the Top Edge Backrest Set layer CHAIR current. Command: COLOR Set color magenta. Command: SETVAR Set SURFTAB1 to 8. Command: SETVAR Set SURFTAB2 to 8. Command: REVSURF Create top edge of chair back. Select path curve: Select the last arc drawn at (1). Select axis of revolution: Pick the axis line at (2). Start angle <0>: <RETURN> Included angle (+-ccw, --cw) <Full circle>:20 20 degrees matches the angle of the profile. Command: TABSURF Draw the main surface of the chair. Select path curve: Pick the joined pline at (3). Select direction vector: Pick the top of the same line at (2) Command: MOVE Move the two meshes from 0,0 to *0,0. Moving the two meshes to the upper right viewport allows you to select the arc to create the comers, Using REVSURF to Create the Backrest Corner Command: REVSUR Make the first corner of the backrest. Select path curve: Pick the arc at (1). Select axis of revolution: Pick the short line connecting arc ends at (2). Start angle <O>: <RETURN> Included angle (+=ccw, -=cw) <Full circle>: 90 Command: MOVE Move the meshes in upper right viewport from *0,0 back to 0,0.
16 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 16 Locating a UCS for Mirroring Previous returns the UCS to the centre of the backrest. Origin/ZAxis/3point/Entity/View/X/Y/Z/Prev/Restore/Save/Del/?/<World>: O Origin point <0,0,0>: MID of Pick the back mid-point of the center segment of the tabsurfmesh at (1) (50.7,0.-108). This places the UCS at the correct orientation and origin point to create the backrest block. Save UCS as BACK-CENTRE. Change the UCS to do the mirrors. Origin/ZAxis/3point/Entity/View/X/Y/Z/Prev/Restore/Save/Del/?/<World>: Z Rotation angle about Z axis <0.0>: -90 Command: <RETURN> UCS Origin/ZAxis/3point/Entity/View/X/Y/Z/Prev/Restore/Save/Del/?/<World>: X Rotation angle about X axis <0.0>: 9O
17 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 17 Using MIRROR to Complete the Backrest Command: PLAN Go to a plan view <Current UCS>/UCS/World: <RETURN> Command: MIRROR Mirror corner mesh to other side. Select objects: Pick comer mesh. 1 selected, 1 found. Select objects: <RETURN> First point of mirror line: 0,0 Second Delete old objects? <N> <RETURN> Command: <RETURN>. MIRROR Se1ect objects: Pick the top edge and both corners. 3 selected, 3 found. Select object: <RETURN > First point of mirror: 0,0 Second Delete old objects? <N> <RETURN > Restore BACK.CENTRE Turn layer BUILD off. Command: BLOCK Block to BACK with insert point at 0,0.
18 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 18 Using EDGESURF to create the top surface of the seat cushion Command: VPORTS Restore BUILD viewports. Command: VPORTS Set 1eft. viewport to sing1e. Command: ZOOM Zoom Center at 192,192 with 432 mm height. Command: SETVAR Set SURFTAB1 to 10. Command: SETVAR Set SURFTAB2 to 10. Set 1ayer BUILD current. Command: COLOUR Set co1or BYLAYER. Command: ERASE Erase any remaining build entities. Command: LINE Draw lines for EDGESURF command. From point: 168,168,48 To point: 168,-168,48 To point 168,-168,48 To point 168,168,48 To point: C Command: COLOUR Set layer CHAIR current. Set color magenta. Command: EDGESURF Create a 10 x 10 mesh 48 mm above seat bottom. Select edge 1: Pick line at point (1). Select edge 2: Pick line at point (2). Select edge 3: Pick line at point (3). Select edge 4: Pick 1ine at point (4).
19 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 19 Using 3DFACE and Setting a UCS for Seat Edges Command: VPORTS Restore BUILD. Make left viewport active. Command: 3DFACE Draw bottom of Beat. F1rst point: 168,168 Second point: 168,-168 Third point: -168,-168 Fourth point: -168,168 Third point: <RETURN> Command: COLOR Command: LINE Set layer BUILD current. Set color BYLAYER. Draw line connecting top and bottom corner of seat at (3) and (1). Place UCS on left. front edge of seat cushion. Origin/ZAxis/3point/Entity/View/X/y/z/prev/Restore/save/De1/?/<Wor1d>: 3 Origin point <0,0,0>: ENDP of Pick lower left. front comer of seat at (1). Point on positive portion of the X-axis <-167,168,0>: ENDP of Pick lower right front corner of seat at (2). Point on positive-y portion of the UCS X-y p1ane <-167,168,0>: ENDP of Pick upper left. front comer of seat at (3). Command: ARC Create arc for seat corners. Center/<Start point>: ENDP of Pick point (3) Center/End/<Second point>: E End point: ENDP of Pick point (1). Angle/Direction/Radius/<Center point>: A Inc1uded angle: 180
20 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 20 Using REVSURF, TABSURF, and ARRAY to Complete the Seat Set layer CHAIR current. Command: COLOR Set colour magenta. Command: REVSURF Revolve arc to fin comer. Select path curve: Pick are at (1). Select axis of revolution: Pick line at (2). Start angle <0>: <RETURN> Included angle (+=ccw, -=cw) <Full c1rcle>: 90 Set UCS back to previous. Command: MOVE Move comer and top mesh from 0,0 to.*0,0. Command: REDRAWALL Command: TABSURF Create edge of seat cushion. Select path curve: Pick arc at (1). Select d1rect1on vector: Pick line at (3). Command: MOVE Command: ARRAY Select objects: 1 selected, 1 found. Select objects: 1 select, 1 found. Move meshes in upper right viewport from *0,0 to 0,0. Array edge and comer mesh to 3 remaining sides. Pick edge mesh. Pick comer mesh. Select objects: <RETURN> Rectangular or Polar array (R/P): P Center po1nt of array: 0,0 Number of items: 4 Angle to fill (+-ccw, --cw) <360>: <RETURN> Rotate objects as they are cop1ed7 <y> <RETURN> Turn layer BULD off. Command: BLOCK Block as SEAT with insert point at 0,0. Command: SAVE Save to default drawing.
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22 PRACTICAS DE AUTOCAD LIMAC 22 Using INSERT to Assemble the 3D Chair Set Origin to 720,528,0. Command: VPORTS Set left. viewport to single. Command: ZOOM Zoom Center at 888,600,0 with a height of 1080 mm. Command: INSERT Insert CASTOR at -288,0,60 with default scale and rotation. Command: ARRAY Polar array the caster 5 times in 360 degrees about 0,0. Command: INSERT Insert BASE at 0,0,108 with default scale and rotation. Command: INSERT Insert PEDESTAL at 0,0,108 with default scale and rotation. Command: INSERT rotation. Command: INSERT rotation. Command: INSERT rotation. Command: BASE Base point: 0,0,0 Insert SUPPORT at 0,0,420 with default scale d Insert SEAT at 0,0,444 with default scale and Insert BACK at 222,0,714 with default scale and Set base point at VCS origin for future insert Using HIDE to Remove Command: VPOINT Command: HIDE Command: End Rotate view to 240 in the XY direction and 19 in the Z. this may take 1 to 2 hours Put your chair away
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