Hello Sarah90, try this :

Thank you VERY much for your help! I appreciate it ALOT. Now I will keep practicing on autocad :) THANKS!

John Connor wrote: From what I can tell the figures appear to be generally correct. For the dimensions I would recommend you create a new layer first called Dims and assign it a different color.  Do not put everything on layer "0" in color white. What drawing template did you start with?  The default is set to use imperial units (decimal inches).  The name of the template file is acad.dwt while the name of the metric drawing template file is acadiso.dwt. For the sake of readability, using the metric template, I'd recommend doubling the settings for such things as text size, extension line offsets, etc.  This is all done in the Dimension Style dialog window.  Are you familiar with it?

I'm using acadiso.dwt, as we was told to use that. I'm not familiar with changing dimension styles such as text size, extension lines. Where can I do that?

These are the figures I ended up with. Don't think those "dimensions" around are necessary for the assignment, but would be nice to know how its done. Do this look right? 

Figure nine is best approached using the Rectangle command.  There is an option called Dimensions that would be useful.  Start the command, pick a point on your screen, STOP, go to the command line and type the letter "D" for Dimensions then press Enter.  Type 200 for the length and press Enter, type 100 for the width then press Enter then go back to your screen and move your mouse.  The rectangle can occupy any one of four positions.  When you see one you like click the left mouse button to accept it.

As for all those lines inside the rectangle it would help if you enabled the Endpoint and Midpoint osnap settings.  Do you know what Osnaps are?  Do you know how to set and use them?  Osnaps ensure we make accurate picks and aren't just eyeballing it.  If you are eyeballing your picks you might as well be drawing blind.




Edited by John Connor - 15.Oct.2015 at 13:04