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Architecture. Ch. 06

CADD Commands and functions

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_____ commands tell the computer which object to create. Drawing
_______ are design to speed up the drawing process and, at the same time, maintain accuracy. Drawing aids.
The _____ command is the most basic command in a CADD program. LINE.
The ____ command increases or decreases the magnification factor. ZOOM.
_____ commands allow you to modify a drawing in several ways. Editing
Commands that provide for the modification of a drawing include _____. A. ERASE, MOVE, COPY.
LINE, ARC and CIRCLE are _____ commands. D. drawing
Which of the following is NOT a methond of drawing a circle? B. Start point, center, and endpoint.
Most CADD packages provide several standard text. B. Font.
_______ is NOT editing or inquiry command. D. ZOOM
The COPY command functions in a similar manner to the ___ command except that it places a copy of the selected object at the specified location. A. MOVE.
The LIST command. C. Shows data stored for an object.
Most CADD packages provides for ____ dimensioning. A. automated
List four different ways of entering CADD commands. They may be selected from a pull-down menu, picked from a toolbar, typed at a command line, or selected from a tab;et with a puck.
The ARC command draws partial circles. Several methods of drawing arcs are usually provided. Give five example. three point arc, start point, center, end point, start point, center, included angle, start point, center, chord length, start point, endpoint, radius, startpoint, endpoint, included angle; start point, endpoint, starting direction.
What are the two methods generally provided for drawing rectangle. To draw a rectangle, generally you can pick opposite corners or specify the width and height.
What is the function of the REDRAW comand? It clears up th display by removing marker blips, ect.
List five basic dimensioning command. LINEAR, ANGULAR, DIAMETER, RADIUS and LEADER.
What is the purpose of a leader. To provide a specific or local note.
List three drawing aids commonly provided in CADD software. Grid, snap, and ortho.
What is an ARRAY Linetype, width, and color
What is are Attributes A. An object with equal sides and included angles.
What is an DISTANCE. L. Parrallel lines useful in creating walls on a floor plan.
What is a DOUBLE LINE. I. Placement can be justified lef, right, or centered.
What is a FILLET K. Siding, bricks, ground coverings, masonry features, and water.
What is a HATCH. J. New location without changing the orientation of objects.
What is the MOVE command. B. Can be used to alter the orientation of objects.
What is the PAN command. C. Generates a smoothly fitted arc of a specified radius between two lines, arcs or circles.
What is a Regular Polygon. F. Creates a rectangular or circular pattern of objects.
What is the ROTATE command. G. Measures the distance between two points.
What is the TEXT command. D. Increases or decreases the apparent size of object on the screen without changing their actual size.
What is the ZOOM command. H. Moves the drawing in the display window from one location to another.
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