please help me to know how to draw and specially write dimensions in this drawingthankshttp://rapidshare.com/files/379949757/Piping.dwg.html

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[QUOTE=futechmachines]To Draw a dimensions in AutoCAD, please see tutorials home my home page
http://www.futechmachines.com[/QUOTE]



 
Went to your home page, didn't open. Or, was extremely slow so I stopped waiting.
 
A server slow down?

[QUOTE=love_hotelhot]please help me to know how to draw and specially write dimensions in this drawingthankshttp://rapidshare.com/files/379949757/Piping.dwg.html[/QUOTE]


 
Checked out your drawing briefly. I'll take a better look later on but, for the record, at first glance, nice.
 
There was one free astray mark on thee drawing when I went to view, extends. Marked the point and deleted it.
 
There were also some errors, quite a few.
 
From the command line, four commands.
 
Purge (enter)
Audit (enter)
Regenall (enter)
Save (enter)
 
Cleaned up your drawing nicely.

love_hothotel
 
Seems your drawing has a lot of over ridden dimensions. How come?
 
I was going to scale in model space. Didn't.
 
Check the catalog. I uploaded your drawing to this website.
 
You might also try this tutorial.
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/course/48-568/2DVideosWEB_files/frame.htm

The drawing I opened is a piping isometric - generally those do not get drawn to scale so the dims always have to be overwritten.  I do not understand your question, had a quick look at it and did not see much wrong....  Care to elaborate?
 
Cheers
KobusKobusErasmus2010-04-26 19:59:15

I will always draw in model space, to scale.
 
When I did an audit, there were 90+ errors noted.
I cleaned the *.dwg file; purge, audit, regenall and saved before posting.
 
Although I was working in '07, I always save to AutoCad 2000 for email and/or posting. Some downloaders might not have 2007 or newer versions of AutoCad. 

[QUOTE=KobusErasmus]The drawing I opened is a piping isometric - generally those do not get drawn to scale so the dims always have to be overwritten.  I do not understand your question, had a quick look at it and did not see much wrong....  Care to elaborate?
 
Cheers
Kobus[/QUOTE]


 
One additional note. I have a piping add-on for AutoCAD.
The add-on has an icon, clicking on it will list pipe sizes, lengths, fittings and, get this, weights. 

thanks for your helpsnice days

www.superdraftsman.com/category/autocad-tutorials

 
We at Dimension India (www.dimensionicad.com) use these tutorial to have our doubts cleared and to guide our freshers.
 
I hope this would be useful to u as well.