Civil Engineering (Bridge) Pla

WTFD4V1D · 发表于 2022-7-7 17:07:06

I attached a PDF of a plan that I did a year ago when I was less familiar with AutoCAD. I scaled everything to inches so that I could print at 1:1 on a 11x17 paper which was pretty painful. After reading some threads and stuff, I was thinking about doing it differently.

I am thinking about drawing the Elevation, Plan, and Typical Section each in their own file first. Then I will XREF those three into a HOST file in model space. Is that the best way to do it? I will dimension in model space as well. As for the little texts (such as 783+000), should I create them in model space as well? How about the text in the Legend Section? Do you guys have any other tips to improve efficiency? Thanks!
1. General Plan.pdf

ReMark · 发表于 2022-7-7 18:41:15

Draw everything FULL size in model space. Do not scale objects like you would on a drafting board. Then utilize paper space layouts and viewports. You can do all your dimensioning and callouts for your bridge in model space but you might want to use a feature called "annotative scaling". Your titleblock and border, however, should go in paper space.

Tips for efficiency? Yes...design/use a template. You probably know that already.

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