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DWGeditor utilizes relative and absolute coordinates to define geometry. An absolute coordinate represents the actual point in space such as 4,0 where x=4 and y=0. A relative coordinate is proceeded by the @ sign and is based on the last absolute coordinate. Coordinates can be entered in rectangular form (x, y) or polar notation (radius, angle).
Lesson Plan:DWG_Coordinates
Sample Drawing: DWG_Coodinates
Video: DWG-Coordinates.wmv (2.5Mbytes)
This lesson develops the setup required for a DWG document. DWG is a 2D format. Review different types of units such as scientific notation, decimal, architectural. Display a Grid that represents the intersection of x, y coordinates. Define the overall Limits of the document utilize x, y coordinates of a standard A size drawing (11x8.5). Utilizes DWGeditor.
Lesson Plan: SolidWorks_Lesson_DWG_Setup
Sample Drawing: DWG_Setup (1.5Mbytes)
Video: DWG_Setup.wmv
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