autodesk autocad architecture 2008 fundamentals

I am thinking the best way to accomplish this workflow in ACD-A is to (you cantĬopy this xref up to 30 times for each xclip?ĭoes any one feel like this would be Hell? Is this described anywhere in Xref manually from the xref manager.not using the PN.įreeze the Xref's annotation layer because its out of scale. Then use this to create wall section.dwg and detail.dwg? The goal is to create a 2D building section, drawn with lines. I was looking for propaganda from a really experienced cadd manager who What's the big deal about using ACA as acad? Why is the goal to create a 2D section drawn with lines? No update is planned for 2008.Others might get it but I don't have a clue what you are talking about. The AutoCAD Architecture version was written for 2007 (there is one written for 3.3, called Autodesk Architectural Desktop - An Advanced Implementation Guide, that you would not want to get at this point), so it will not cover annotative scaling, but most of the implementation issues are the same between 20.

(I made it about 2/3 of the way through the original Mastering, but I never seem to have time to get all the way through - despite having bought each of the successive editions.) The Advanced Implementation Guide is written for someone who has to figure out how to make ACA work for her/his office. Mastering is great for getting someone who is familiar with AutoCAD up and running on the basics of ACA - if you can make it through all of the tutorials. lolIn addition to the Mastering text, if you are charged with setting things up, you may want to consider AutoCAD Architecture - An Advanced Implementation Guide (coauthored by Paul Aubin and Matt Dillon).

i've been using autocad since release 13 and others in the office have less experience so I would like to get a text that covers both in-depth topics for myself as well as a broad range for the less 'endowed'. Thanks, i was leaning towards Paul's book anyhow.

Autodesk autocad architecture 2008 fundamentals