The tasks are divided and organized into the following workfocused chapters: An overview of the key features of ZwCAD plus basic concepts of computer aided design (CAD) as they apply to ZwCAD.Introduction: Chapter 1
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This manual is organized into chapters that parallel how you work in ZwCAD, according to the tasks you might perform. Using ZwCAD is part of an integrated documentation set that includes this manual and a comprehensive collection of help resources to give you the information you need to create drawings in ZwCAD. Setting and changing options.411 Customizing menus.423 Customizing toolbars.430 Customizing the keyboard.438 Creating aliases441 Creating and replaying scripts.444 Programming ZwCAD.446 Using a digitizer tablet.451
390 Using data from other programs in ZwCAD drawings.395 Using ZwCAD data in other program399 Using ZwCAD with the Internet.407 Saving and viewing snapshots.389 Using raster images in a drawing. Viewing objects in three dimensions345 Creating three dimensional objects.348 Editing in three dimensions.369 Editing three dimensional solids374 Hiding, shading, and rendering.385 Getting started printing.308 Defining layouts for printing.309 Customizing print options.322 Printing or plotting your drawing.341 Understanding dimensioning concepts.253 Creating dimensions255 Editing dimensions264 Understanding dimension styles and variables267 Adding geometric tolerances.278Ĭhapter 13 Working with blocks, attributes, and external references.286Working with blocks.287 Working with attributes.291 Working with external references.297
Selecting objects.193 Modifying the properties of objects197 Deleting objects.199 Copying objects.199 Rearranging objects.207 Resizing objects210 Breaking and joining objects.219 Grouping objects.222 Editing polylines2253Įxploding objects.231 Chamfering and filleting objects.232Ĭreating line text.240 Creating paragraph text.240 Working with text styles.242 Formatting text.243 Changing text246 Using an alternate text editor.250 Specifying measurements and divisions.181 Calculating areas.183 Calculating distances and angles.187 Displaying information about your drawing.188 Using the ZwCAD Explorer.137 Organizing information on layers141 Working with linetypes.152 Working with text fonts and styles.160 Working with coordinate systems.165 Using named views.168 Working with blocks and external references.171 Working with dimension styles177 Using Cartesian coordinates.123 Using two dimensional coordinates.125 Using three dimensional coordinates128 Using xyz point filters.131 Redrawing and regenerating a drawing106 Moving around within a drawing.106 Changing the magnification of your drawing109 Displaying multiple views.113 Controlling visual elements.118 Use Polar Tracking and PolarSnap.58 Saving your drawing.60ĭrawing lines.64 Drawing Multiple line.65 Drawing circles65 Drawing arcs67 Drawing ellipses.69 Creating point objects.71 Drawing rays73 Drawing construction lines.74 Creating freehand sketches.76ĭrawing rectangles79 Drawing polygons81 Drawing polylines83 Drawing splines.85 Drawing donuts87 Creating planes.89 Drawing wipeouts91 Creating boundary polylines.93 Adding hatching.97 17 Working in ZwCAD.19 Selecting commands.25 Correcting mistakes29 Customizing ZwCAD.29 Getting online Help.30 Saving your drawing.30 Exiting ZwCAD.30Ĭreating a new drawing.32 Opening a drawing.32 Setting up a drawing.34 Working with colors.42 Setting and changing the grid and snap alignment.46 Using the Draw Orthogonal option.50 Using Object snaps.51 System requirements.16 Installing ZwCAD.16 Starting ZwCAD. ContentsChapter 1 Introduction.1About ZwCAD and other CAD software2 Comparing ZwCAD and CAD to manual drafting4 Working with other data and programs11 Using advanced CAD features.13 Getting more information.13
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