Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 Practical 3D Drafting and Design. Take your AuotoCAD design skills to the next dimension by creating powerful 3D models

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• Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 Practical 3D Drafting and Design
  • Table of Contents
  • Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 Practical 3D Drafting and Design
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Reviewers
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  • Preface
    • What this book covers
    • What you need for this book
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Downloading the example code
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Introduction to 3D Design
    • The Z coordinate
      • Absolute coordinates
      • Relative coordinates
      • Point filters
    • Workspaces
      • Classic environment
      • Ribbon environment
    • Layers, transparency, and other properties
      • Layers
      • Transparency
      • Visibility
    • Auxiliary tools
      • OSNAP, ORTHO, POLAR, and OTRACK auxiliary tools
      • 3DOsnap tool
      • Exercise 1.1
    • Application of 2D commands
      • Drawing commands
      • Editing commands
      • Other entities and commands
      • Exercise 1.2
    • Linear 3D entities
      • Thickness
      • 3D polylines
      • Splines and helixes
    • How to create great 3D models
    • Summary
  • 2. Visualizing 3D Models
    • Zooming, panning, and orbiting
      • Zooming and panning
      • Orbiting the model
        • Automatic orbit
      • The 3DORBIT command
        • Other orbiting commands
      • Exercise 2.1
    • Views and cameras
      • Predefined views
        • View cube
        • Ribbon and toolbar access
        • The Viewport controls
        • The PLAN command
        • The VPOINT and DDVPOINT commands
      • Creating views
      • The Perspective view
      • Cameras
        • The cameras creation
        • The camera's visualization and properties
        • The camera's activation
      • Exercise 2.2
    • Visual styles
      • Applying visual styles
      • Creating and modifying visual styles
      • Exercise 2.3
    • Walking and flying in a 3D model
      • Walking and flying
      • Settings
      • Exercise 2.4
    • Viewports
      • Viewport controls
      • Working with multiple viewports
      • Exercise 2.5
    • Summary
  • 3. Coordinate Systems
    • User coordinate systems
      • The world coordinate system
      • Creating user coordinate systems
        • The UCS command
        • Creating a UCS by moving and orienting the icon
        • Important variables to know
      • Exercise 3.1
      • Managing user coordinate systems
        • The UCSMAN command
    • Dynamic coordinate systems
      • Creation of dynamic coordinate systems
      • Exercise 3.2
    • UCS icons
      • Identifying UCS icons
      • Modifying the UCS icon
    • Summary
  • 4. Creating Solids and Surfaces from 2D
    • Creating solids or surfaces
    • Creating solids and surfaces by extrusion
      • Extruding 2D objects
        • The EXTRUDE command
        • EXTRUDE applied to faces and edges
      • Exercise 4.1
      • Creating solids from closed areas or faces
        • The PRESSPULL command
        • PRESSPULL applied to faces
      • Exercise 4.2
    • Creating solids and surfaces by revolution
      • The REVOLVE command
      • Exercise 4.3
    • Creating solids and surfaces with different sections
      • The LOFT command
      • Exercise 4.4
    • Creating solids and surfaces along a path
      • The SWEEP command
      • Exercise 4.5
      • Exercise 4.6
    • Important variables for solids and surfaces
    • Summary
  • 5. 3D Primitives and Conversions
    • 3D solid primitives
      • Creating boxes and wedges
        • The BOX command
        • The WEDGE command
      • Exercise 5.1
      • Creating cylinders and cones
        • The CYLINDER command
        • The CONE command
      • Exercise 5.2
      • Creating spheres
        • The SPHERE command
      • Creating 3D donuts
        • The TORUS command
      • Exercise 5.3
      • Creating pyramids
        • The PYRAMID command
      • Creating walls
        • The POLYSOLID command
      • Exercise 5.4
    • Primitive surfaces
      • Creating planar surfaces
        • The PLANESURF command
    • Conversions between 3D objects
      • Converting objects to solids
        • The CONVTOSOLID command
      • Converting objects to surfaces
        • The CONVTOSURFACE command
    • Summary
  • 6. Editing in 3D
    • 3D editing commands
      • Rotating in 3D
        • The ROTATE3D command
        • The 3DROTATE command
      • Exercise 6.1
      • Mirroring in 3D
        • The MIRROR3D command
      • Multiple copies
        • The 3DARRAY command
      • Exercise 6.2
      • Aligning objects
        • The ALIGN command
        • The 3DALIGN command
      • Exercise 6.3
      • Moving objects
        • The 3DMOVE command
      • Scaling objects
        • The 3DSCALE command
    • Editing with grips
    • Editing subobjects
    • Summary
  • 7. Editing Solids and Surfaces
    • Composite objects
      • Unions, subtractions, and intersections
        • The UNION command
        • The SUBTRACT command
        • The INTERSECT command
      • Editing composite objects
        • The BREP command
      • Exercise 7.1
      • Exercise 7.2
    • Cutting objects
      • Cutting solids and surfaces
        • The SLICE command
      • Exercise 7.3
    • Filleting and chamfering
      • Applying fillets
        • The FILLET command
        • The FILLETEDGE command
      • Applying chamfers
        • The CHAMFER command
        • The CHAMFEREDGE command
      • Exercise 7.4
    • Editing solids and surfaces
      • Changing parameters
        • The PROPERTIES command
        • The QUICKPROPERTIES command
      • Operations with faces, edges, and volumes of solids
        • The SOLIDEDIT command
          • The Face option
          • The Edge option
          • The Body option
      • Exercise 7.5
      • Creating linear objects from 3D
        • The OFFSETEDGE command
        • The SURFEXTRACTCURVE command
      • Projecting linear objects
        • The PROJECTGEOMETRY command
        • The IMPRINT command
      • Exercise 7.6
    • Editing surfaces
      • The THICKEN command
    • Summary
  • 8. Inquiring the 3D model
    • Measuring points, distances, and angles
      • Obtaining point coordinates
        • The ID command
      • Measuring distances and angles
        • The DIST command
        • The MEASUREGEOM command
      • Exercise 8.1
    • Interferences
      • Detecting interferences and creating solids with a common volume
        • The INTERFERE command
      • Exercise 8.2
    • Volumes and other properties
      • Obtaining volumes and other geometric properties
        • The MASSPROP command
      • Exercise 8.3
    • Summary
  • 9. Documenting a 3D Model
    • Creating 2D drawings from 3D models
    • Layouts
      • Creating and configuring layouts
        • Shortcut menu
        • The LAYOUT command
        • The PAGESETUP command
      • Creating viewports and adjusting scales
        • The MVIEW command
        • Adjusting views
        • Viewport scales
        • The SCALELISTEDIT command
        • Plot styles
      • Layer properties per viewport
        • Freezing layers per viewport
        • The LAYER command
      • Previewing and printing
        • The PREVIEW command
        • The PLOT command
      • Exercise 9.1
    • Views and sections
      • Sections
        • The SECTIONPLANE command
          • Generating 2D/3D section
        • The SECTION command
      • Exercise 9.2
      • Projections and flattened views
        • The FLATSHOT command
      • Exercise 9.3
    • Associative views
      • Access and automatic layers creation
      • Base and projection views
        • The VIEWBASE command
        • The VIEWPROJ command
        • The VIEWEDIT command
        • The VIEWSTD command
        • The VIEWUPDATE command
      • Section and detail views
        • The VIEWSECTION command
        • The VIEWSECTIONSTYLE command
        • The VIEWCOMPONENT command
        • The VIEWDETAIL command
        • The VIEWDETAILSTYLE command
      • Other commands
      • Exercise 9.4
    • Summary
  • 10. Rendering and Illumination
    • Rendering concepts and commands
      • General concepts
      • Access to commands
      • Rendering commands
        • The RENDER command
          • Menus and saving images
        • The RENDERWIN command
        • The RENDERCROP command
        • The SAVEIMG command
        • The RPREF command
        • The RENDERPRESETS command
      • Exercise 10.1
    • Scene illumination
      • Default lighting
      • Generic and photometric lighting
      • Sun light and sky light
        • The SUNPROPERTIES command
          • Sky properties
        • The GEOGRAPHICLOCATION command
      • Exercise 10.2
      • Point lights
        • The POINTLIGHT command
        • The TARGETPOINT command
      • Spot lights
        • The SPOTLIGHT command
        • The FREESPOT command
      • Other lights
        • The DISTANTLIGHT command
        • The WEBLIGHT command
        • The FREEWEB command
      • Other lighting commands
        • The LIGHTLIST command
        • The RENDEREXPOSURE command
        • The CONVERTOLDLIGHTS command
      • Exercise 10.3
    • Summary
  • 11. Materials and Effects
    • Introduction to materials, textures, and effects
    • Materials and textures
      • Autodesk Material Library
      • Managing materials and libraries
        • The MATBROWSEROPEN command
      • Assigning materials
        • The MATERIALATTACH command
        • The MATERIALASSIGN command
      • Exercise 11.1
      • Creating and editing materials
        • The MATEDITOROPEN command
          • The Generic material
          • The Ceramic material
          • The Concrete material
          • Glazing material
          • The Masonry material
          • The Metal material
          • The Metallic Paint material
          • The Mirror material
          • The Plastic material
          • The Solid Glass material
          • The Stone material
          • The Wall Paint material
          • The Water material
          • The Wood material
        • Images and other textures/maps
          • Image
          • Checker
          • Gradient
          • Marble
          • Noise
          • Speckle
          • Waves
          • Wood
          • Tiles
      • Exercise 11.2
      • Mapping coordinates
        • The MATERIALMAP command
      • Exercise 11.3
    • Effects
      • Backgrounds
        • The BACKGROUND command
      • Fog and depth cue
        • The RENDERENVIRONMENT command
    • Summary
  • 12. Meshes and Surfaces
    • Procedural surfaces
      • Access to commands
      • Creating surfaces from linear objects and by conversion
        • The SURFNETWORK command
      • Creating surfaces from other surfaces
        • Continuity and bulge
        • The SURFBLEND command
        • The SURFPATCH command
        • The SURFEXTEND command
        • The SURFOFFSET command
        • The SURFFILLET command
      • Editing surfaces
        • The SURFTRIM command
        • The SURFUNTRIM command
      • Exercise 12.1
      • Creating solids from surfaces
        • The SURFSCULPT command
      • Exercise 12.2
    • NURBS surfaces
      • Creating NURBS surfaces
        • The SURFACEMODELINGMODE variable
        • The CONVTONURBS command
      • Editing NURBS surfaces
        • The 3DEDITBAR command
        • The CVSHOW command
        • The CVHIDE command
        • The CVADD command
        • The CVREMOVE command
        • The CVREBUILD command
      • Exercise 12.3
    • Meshes
      • Access to commands
      • Creating primitive meshes
        • The MESH command
        • The MESHPRIMITIVEOPTIONS command
      • Creating meshes from linear objects
        • The RULESURF command
        • The TABSURF command
        • The REVSURF command
        • The EDGESURF command
      • Creating meshes by converting objects
        • The MESHSMOOTH and CONVTOMESH commands
        • The MESHOPTIONS command
      • Editing meshes
        • The MESHEXTRUDE command
        • The MESHSCAP command
        • The MESHSMOOTHMORE command
        • The MESHSMOOTHLESS command
        • The MESHCREASE command
        • The MESHUNCREASE command
        • The MESHREFINE command
        • The MESHMERGE command
        • The MESHCOLLAPSE command
        • The MESHSPLIT command
        • The MESHSPIN command
    • Polyface meshes
      • Creating polyface meshes
        • The 3DFACE command
        • The 3DMESH command
        • The PFACE command
        • The 3D command
      • Editing polyface meshes
    • Surface analysis
      • Types of analysis and commands
        • The ANALYSISZEBRA command
        • The ANALYSISCURVATURE command
        • The ANALYSISDRAFT command
        • The ANALYSISOPTIONS command
    • Summary
  • A. Final Considerations
    • Advanced concepts and clues for development
      • Animation
        • The ANIPATH command
      • Connecting to other programs
        • Typical 3D import and export formats
        • Exporting to 3ds Max
        • Exporting to Revit
      • Clues for development
  • Index

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