标题: 【分享】AutoCAD2005新功能预览 [打印本页] 作者: ganjue1979 时间: 2004-3-2 21:14 标题: 【分享】AutoCAD2005新功能预览 Introducing AutoCAD 2005
Creating a single drawing as efficiently as possible is important. Delivering a coordinated set of
drawings in a timely manner directly benefits your bottom line. With AutoCAD 2005 software you
can do both. Everyday tools like the table object and tool palettes help you boost productivity,
and the new Sheet Set Manager helps you control content across entire sets of related drawings,
decreasing the risk of errors. Then, in a single view, you can compose and collate sheet sets and
share them with your project team using plots, eTransmit, or DWF[$#8482] files.
With AutoCAD 2005 you can create drawings more efficiently. Day-to-day productivity boosters in
AutoCAD 2005 include
[$#8226] Enhanced tool palette functionality to customize tools for any AutoCAD command or utility
[$#8226] New table objects that help you easily create and modify schedules, parts lists, revision
history, and more
[$#8226] New field functionality that enables you to reference data, such as the current date or
drawing file name, and include it as text in tables, text objects, and block attribute definitions
[$#8226] Background text mask and common drafting symbols available from the mtext editor
[$#8226] Object linking and embedding (OLE) functionality that improves control over the size and plot
quality of OLE objects
[$#8226] Draw order functionality that provides easier access, greater control, and more predictable
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With AutoCAD 2005 you can view and manage entire sets of drawings with ease and efficiency.
Using the new Sheet Set Manager, you can
[$#8226] View and organize drawing sheets in the easy-to-understand tree structure
[$#8226] Import layouts from existing drawings into a sheet set 输入布局
[$#8226] Add new sheets to your sheet set
[$#8226] Open and edit sheets from a sheet set
[$#8226] Lay out your drawing sheets using viewports in paper space
[$#8226] Insert view labels and callouts that link across sheets
[$#8226] Coordinate and update title block information, sheet numbering, sheet names, and detail
labels across an entire sheet set
[$#8226] Apply plot stamp information anywhere on a sheet, ensuring that the plot stamp data is
updated for every plot
[$#8226] Insert a sheet index on the title sheet, which automatically lists all the sheets in the set and
creates hyperlinks
[$#8226] Navigate through a sheet set using hyperlinks
[$#8226] Archive an entire sheet set at the end of the project or at key points along the project
lifecycle
AutoCAD 2005 makes it easy to share individual drawings or entire sheet sets. You can
[$#8226] Select the entire sheet set or a specified set of sheets using named sheet selections
[$#8226] Apply predefined plot settings using named page setups
[$#8226] Plot an entire sheet set or a specified set of sheets in the background while you continue
working
[$#8226] Create an electronic transmittal set of an entire sheet set or a specified set of sheets
[$#8226] Publish a sheet set to a DWF (Design Web Format[$#8482]) file with hyperlinks that provide oneclick
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The following pages will describe in some detail the new features within AutoCAD 2005. The
document is organized in the categories of Managing, Creating, and Sharing, beginning with the
concept and functionality of the new Sheet Set Manager. Why do we introduce Sheet Set
Manager at the outset? You will see that many of the new Creating features in AutoCAD 2005
provide immediate benefits to the user; however, some have even more impact and leverage
when used within the Sheet Set Manager. We structured the document to illustrate the best
possible utilization of the features in AutoCAD 2005. As an example, the Sheet Index can be
created simply as a table, but when linked with the Sheet Set Manager, it has the power to work
across the entire set of documents.
What Is a Sheet Set?
A sheet set is usually a primary, legally binding deliverable item to communicate project
information. In most cases, you present or deliver designs to clients and other stakeholders
many times during a project. Your design presentations and deliverables are typically an
organized set of bound drawing sheets that systematically specify a design.
Although you can organize a sheet set as a series of layouts in a DWG file, you might find that
this method of organization prohibits members of your project team from simultaneously editing
different layouts. You might also find that working with more than a handful of layouts is difficult
because of the many layout tabs. For these reasons, you probably create your sheets as
individual drawings and then organize them by grouping them into folders and assigning
appropriate files names. If this describes the way you work, the Sheet Set Manager can help you
more efficiently create, manage, and share sheet sets.
Sheet sets in AutoCAD 2005 comprise several elements that work together to help you produce
your final design deliverable. The AutoCAD 2005 Sheet Set Manager helps you organize your
drawing sheets into subsets that represent different types of drawings. The benefits of sheet set
management include the ability to
[$#8226] View, sort, delete, create, and manage your sheets all in one place
[$#8226] Use simple right-click operations to reduce the steps to publish all drawing sheets
[$#8226] Create layout views automatically
[$#8226] Automate sheet number and detail labeling
[$#8226] Link sheet set information into title blocks and plot stamps
[$#8226] Perform tasks across a sheet set (for example, eTransmit, plotting, publish to DWF)
Managing
Implementing the AutoCAD 2005 sheet set concept is simple using the Sheet Set Manager. As
you begin, you can work the same way that you work in AutoCAD 2004 and then gradually take
advantage of the sheet set functionality. You can use your current drawings and organizational
structure to create an AutoCAD 2005 sheet set.
Using the Sheet Set Manager, you can manage sheets, views, and models in a sheet set. It
displays all drawing sheets and sheet subsets to help you better organize, plot, and link
information in your drawings. You can see who currently has drawings open for editing and which
drawings are available.
You can access the Sheet Set Manager using several methods, including typing SSM at the
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