Autocad 2018 - Mover girar y escalar - Tutorial básico 11

Desplazar, Girar, y Escalar en AutoCAD

In this section, the instructor demonstrates basic modification commands in AutoCAD, focusing on moving, rotating, and scaling objects.

Desplazar (Mover) Command

• The instructor introduces the "desplazar" command (move) by selecting objects and using the shortcut key 'b' to initiate the command.

• Explains selecting a base point for movement and moving objects without the need for a continuous click.

• Shows how to move objects numerically by specifying distances.

Girar (Rotar) Command

• Introduces the "giro" command (rotate), demonstrating selecting a base point for rotation and manually entering specific angle values.

• Discusses additional options within the rotate tool, such as copying rotated objects.

Escalar (Scale) Command

• Demonstrates the "escala" command (scale), emphasizing precision through numerical input rather than manual scaling.

Detailed Explanation of Scaling in Design Software

In this section, the speaker explains the concept of scaling in design software by demonstrating how to scale objects using numerical values.

Scaling Objects

• Scaling involves multiplying the existing units of an object by a specified number. For example, if an object has 34 units and is scaled by 20, it will result in 680 units.

• To double the scale of an object, one can simply input "2," resulting in doubling the current size from 34 to 68 units.

Understanding Scale Values

• Values less than 1 reduce object sizes when used for scaling (e.g., using 0.5 halves the size).

• Conversely, values greater than 1 increase object sizes during scaling.

• A value of exactly 1 maintains the current scale without any change.