I hope to add one or two more in the next few weeks.

Can I get the videos from the beginning. Am new to autocad or how can I get the book

Thanks Krystal. Glad you liked it. AutoCAD is a great tool.

I have been out for the summer and should get back at it in August. Sorry for the delay. Anything in particular you need help on that I can incorporate in the video?

BTW - I'm learning 2D drawing for an engineering company. We do civil engineering, structural engineering, land planning, entitlements, feasibility studies, construction administration, and highway design. Again, thanks for you video.

@@BigN8tive Thanks for your comments. You are never too old to learn or try something new. Kudos to you. I use books from SDC Publications. I use the "Tutorial Guide To AutoCAD" in my videos. They have several books for different areas or uses of AutoCAD. I think they have some civil references too. Here is the link: www.sdcpublications.com/Textbooks/AutoCAD-2024/553/ I am not sure about any online classes for that specialty. I guess you would just have to try a google search.

Vernon. Thanks for reaching out. I use Pinnacle Studio Ultimate. I also use Multi-Cam Capture to record the video and it imports into Pinnacle to edit. Multi-Cam allows you to screen record and use multiple cameras to record simultaneously to create the different viewpoints. I hope that helps.

@@Donny_Holmes Thank you so much, Donny. I really appreciate your willingness to share information. It is a rare thing generally. Most people are simply not willing to help out. I have asked several other KZfaqrs in the past and you're the only one ever to come to my rescue. Be blessed in all you do!

@@vernoncandiotes143 My Pleasure. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Pat, are you actually putting in the "inches" notation after the number 12? So, if you are drawing a line it comes out half as long as you intended?

@@Donny_Holmes Thanks for getting back..I have been doing millwork cabinet drawings by hand for years but we are now required to use autocad..anyway to answer your question ..yes it is in inches...when you started your drawing the scale looks good as if you typed in a 30" line it looks readable at a good lenght but when type in a 30" line its about 1/4" long so do I just zoom in the page and keep going or do I have the wrong page in page set up which is 24" x 36" or is this a scaling problem...your first video was great how do I access the other 2. Pat

@@pathayes7896 yes, I think its just a scale thing. If you zoom in to that line and use the "distance" command you can measure that line from endpoint to endpoint to see how long it is. More than likely its just zoomed out from your drawing. I hope that helps. I don't have any other videos on AutoCAD as of yet. I teach at a Technical College and drafting is one of my classes. I have been using AutoCAD since 1993 so its old hat for me.

@@Donny_Holmes Thanks very much Donny that will work...really appreciate it..

Pieter, it's the "Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2022" A SDC publications. Shawna Lockhart is the author. Hope that helps.

Yes. It's the "Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2022" A SDC publications. Shawna Lockhart is the author. Hope that helps.

Steve, it's the "Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2022" A SDC publications. Shawna Lockhart is the author. Hope that helps.

Where is annotate at. I have the electrical 2022 version. None of the tabs look the same.

Yes. It's the "Tutorial Guide to AutoCAD 2022" A SDC publications. Shawna Lockhart is the author. Hope that helps.

RJ, what is this? "softal instrunt in Serum"? I don't understand. Thx

Tf bro I ain’t fucking comment on this video