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Sheridan CAD Standards

Sheridan CAD Standards. Layer Standard. Layers. F1. You can read more about the documentation of a command by pressing F1. Layers are like clear acetates where you can draw one on top of each other. Layers Overview.

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Sheridan CAD Standards

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  1. Sheridan CAD Standards

  2. Layer Standard

  3. Layers

  4. F1 You can read more about the documentation of a command by pressing F1

  5. Layers are like clear acetates where you can draw one on top of each other

  6. Layers Overview

  7. Layer naming convention. Our discipline is Architectural so we start the layer name with A For a ground floor layer add 01: so it now becomes A01

  8. Add WALL for floor plan walls: A01WALL Sample layer names

  9. Color Standard

  10. Not all kinds of lines are in the table. Follow the Graphic Standards for your guide

  11. Window frames: medium thickness Thin Lines for the window frame below Thick line for the glass and walls http://www.renovate.com.au/docs/index.cfm?page=viewDoc&record=55&cat=CCB4F582-1422-130F-339C61BDAD553AB9

  12. Plot Styles

  13. You can also TWEAK this to get your desired effect: • Thickness • Color (for shading) • For different scales in the same layout

  14. Text Standard

  15. Text Heights & Drawing Scales *Note: All text on Sheridan drawings to use romans.shx or simplex.shx font. Table below is used for non ANNOTATIVE style of placing TEXT. For the ANNOTATIVE Style, use 1:1 dimensions

  16. Computation For Metric Scales

  17. Computation For Imperial Scales

  18. Annotative Scaling • Use annotative scaling so that you always draw the full size of the text even in model space as you do in paper space

  19. Annotative Scaling • When you use the TEXT command, use the ANNOTATIVE style

  20. Annotative Scaling • Type your TEXT in Model Space or the model tab • Go to the Layout Tab and create 2mm parallel lines in Paper space • Turn Annotation Visibility and Automatically add scale buttons ON

  21. Annotative Scaling • In Model space, change the scale and pan the text you typed between the 2mm lines • The Text should fit within the lines at any scale

  22. Annotative Scaling • Type some text in paper space using the same ANNOTATIVE STYLE with 2mm text height • It will have the same height as your text in model space • Erase the drawings and save this file to your SHERIDAN METRIC template to update your tmp file. Do the same for your SHERIDAN IMPERIAL template

  23. Dimension Text Style

  24. Save this in your templates (METRIC and IMPERIAL)

  25. Dimension Standard

  26. Dimension Setting

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