آموزش تصویری اتوکد دستورات دوبعدی و سه بعدی + ترفندهای اتوکد
About Coordinate Entry
When a command prompts you for a point, you can use the pointing device to specify
the point, or you can enter its coordinates. When dynamic input is turned on, you
can enter the coordinate values in a tooltip near the cursor.
Cartesian and Polar Coordinates
A Cartesian coordinate system has three axes, X, Y, and Z. When you enter coordinate values, you indicate a point’s distance and its direction
(+ or -) along the X, Y, and Z axes relative to the coordinate system origin (0,0,0).
In 2D, you specify points on the XY plane, also called the work plane. The work plane is similar to a flat sheet of grid paper. The X value of a Cartesian coordinate specifies horizontal distance, and the Y value specifies vertical distance. The origin point (0,0) indicates where the two
axes intersect.
Polar coordinates use a distance and an angle to locate a point. With both Cartesian
and polar coordinates, you can enter absolute coordinates based on the origin (0,0)
or relative coordinates based on the last point specified.
Another method of specifying a point is by moving the cursor to indicate a direction,
and then entering a distance. This method is called direct distance entry.
You can enter coordinates in scientific, decimal, engineering, architectural, or
fractional notation. You can enter angles in grads, radians, surveyor’s units, or
degrees, minutes, and seconds. The UNITS command controls the unit format.
- Coordinates and distances are always measured in units, which do not represent any
specific type of units such as millimeters or inches. Before you start, you decide
what distance one unit will represent in the drawing. - Coordinates normally reference a moveable user coordinate system (UCS) rather than
the fixed World Coordinate System (WCS). By default, the UCS and WCS are coincident.
Enter Coordinates Using Dynamic Input Tooltips
You can also enter coordinates in dynamic input tooltips. After you type a coordinate
value in an input field and press Tab, the field displays a lock icon, and the cursor
is constrained by the value that you entered. You can then enter a value for the second
input field. Alternately, if you type a value and press Enter, the second input field
is ignored and the value is interpreted as direct distance entry.
Display Coordinates on the Status Bar
The current cursor location is displayed as a coordinates on the status bar.
status bar, and select Coordinates to display it.
There are three types of coordinate display: static, dynamic, and distance and angle.
- Static display. Updates only when you specify a point.
- Dynamic display. Updates as you move the cursor.
- Distance and angle display. Updates the relative distance (distance<angle) as you move the cursor. This option is available only when you draw lines or other
objects that prompt you for more than one point.
en dynamic input is turned on, you can enter the coordinate values in a tooltip … Cartesian and Polar Coordinates A Cartesian coordinate system has three …Coordinate Entry Methods. Absolute Method: (X,Y). Absolute Cartesian coordinates specify a point's exact distance from the origin point of.… autocad coordinate entry methods absolute method x y absolute cartesian coordinates specify a point s exact distance from the origin point of …Coordinates – While using this type of entry you must remember that all of the coordinates are based off of the origin point. Think about the game …coordinate entry formats: … Although originally intended for 3D work, a UCS can be useful on either two dimensions or three.30 Jan 2013Coordinate Input Methods – AutoCAD ® / Draftsight ®. METHOD. A ( Absolute) … Note: Dynamic Input (F-12) should be turned on as a helpful drawing aid.… Teaching this class should help me focus on some of the more … Relative Coordinate entry is simply specifying the next point as it relates to …… To input coordinate value points in LibreCAD you can 'type' your values … You can see from this example that the second point is based on our …