As a new user to AutoCAD LT 2023, I have found this video invaluable. I have been trying to find an answer to this question for sometime. I have had some training on AutoCAD from a work colleague, I have found it a little difficult to pick up. This video, almost exactly does what I need, enabling me to understand the overall scale of a drawing from a PDF import, thank you so much. You now have a new subscriber as a result of your now six year old video! I only hope that when I fire up autoCAD, 2023 in the morning, I’m able to find the commands you used, as mine is a much newer version from the one which you demonstrated. Hopefully not too much is changed. Brilliant video thank you so much.

I liked the extra detail, that really helped me understand the program more than just a step by step that i am likely to forget later. Which is partly why I keep having to look scaling up on youtube in the first place.

finally someone who can do a cad tutorial! thank you, just saved me a lot of time

A bit too detailed for my taste but again, this video shows exactly what it says in the title! I salute you my friend!

Thanks for your easy to follow explanations, one step at a ti. It makes learning less overwhelming!

wonderful, it took me ages to understand but you made it get in my head with just one video!

Great! You are a very good teacher. Thank you for the demonstration.

Great info, helped out loads. Thanks Tom

Thanks for the valuable information. Many Thanks

You explained really well, thanks

Thank you, I will look up how I purge and give it a try.

Brilliant video. Explained all I wanted to know and more but interesting extra bits. Thanks.

The reason your measurements may seem off by 1mm is because the PDF dimensions are rounded off to 5, if you notice all dimensions round off to 0 or 5. so your scaling is correct and the PDF dimensions are rounded.

Thanks for being thorough.

Thank you this was very helpful!

If I need to get a quick and dirty layout I use google maps. I print screen including the scale, import it into CAD then scale the google image using a reference line. It makes general layouts and estimates pretty easy and gives you a good idea of the footprint of a project.

Great Video!! I was wondering what version of soft soft you recomnd for a beginner because I know there is a $99 bundle and a

7:40 It's more clear the second time. Thant you for that!

Great lesson. Great pace. Super helpful.

Very helpful, thanks !

Great video... very helpful to me!

You just got another subscriber thank you

I scaled a heavy drawing by a factor of ten and then it started working sooooo slowly... What should I do?

Good clear and to the point tutorial. thank you

Thank you so much for a great content

Very good information, possibly a lesson on dimension scales?thanks a big help

it worked. Thanks.

Great! You are a very good teacher.

This was very helpfully.

Thank you so much. Nice tutorial

I like the way you explained would you mind if you cover coordinates points

Thanks a lot you explained this well

Very useful thanks

nice tuto Thank you!

Thank you!

thanks helped out great

thats great, and this horizontal scaling from PDF will include scaling vertically as well? or is another process of vertical scaling need?

well explained.. Thanks

Nice. God bless you

Thank you!, You explained well

Well explained...👍

nice sir... excellent

good video i only wish u would demonstrate this using block info that you bring in , other than that great video !

this saved my bacon for a uni assignment....Thank You!

THANK YOU VERY MUCHH

Thank you a lot

GREAT!! Thanks a lot

thank you sir for help and good explain

Thanks sir

tNice tutorialng ​♂️. And I haven't used soft soft 9 since 09. So sorry bud✌ peace from Germany...

thanks a lot!!!

Nice video, I use reference on just one dim that I find in a drawing and that works for me but I do have a problem sometimes when I convert PDF’s to dwg. Some behave normally and are a pleasure to work with and some behave badly and by that I mean I can put the crosshairs over one of the lines of the drawing and suddenly it freezes momentarily. What causes that?

Thank you

Thank you!!!!

I dont think you should expect the pdf to perfectly match the new autocad transferred copy since pdf is finite and not by numbers. For example you cam zoom in on the pdf in autocad until the thickness of the lines cover half the screen. Given that, autocad can determine anywhere within that thick line to use as a snap point, resulting in varying but very proximate dimensions. Great tutorial though, didnt know autocad could do that. They are worth the price tag. Would save a lot of time, even if you had to offset everything to exact measurements.

all i need just from 6:10 to 7:15 thanks

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tank you ;D

tysm!

thank u sir , but previous dimensions are very large how can i reduced over all dimension . sir pls rply me

If the drawing is converted into dwg from PDF then we don't have control in which sense???

life saver ! tq

This video of your help me a lot. But I have a question similar drawing u have imported by PDF it is showing dimension in meter correct but when I change it to feet it is not showing correct if u can help me I this please...

how to scale in x and y direction with a different value

u explain very good this video but how to coming exactly dimension plz explain

Thank you for your help. for some reason I can't get any of the menus you are pulling up. I don't know what to do. I guess I have to redraw my project ...... now I am crying .....

comnts on these kinds of videos and I know for a fact that guys like Nice tutorialm have gotten strikes from KZfaq for having crack info in their

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I believe you can but tNice tutorials will depend what version you have.

6million views WOW. tNice tutorials has to be the soft soft video with the most views ever ?

It is surprisingly awkward the way CAD handles the way of drawing. It degrades everything. A technographic trap.

It s not that hard. I basically just started last night by editing my softs. Trying to setup master them. TNice tutorialngs cos in slowly. But it ain't that

Thanks