AutoCAD: Advanced Workflow with Sheet Sets
2h 52mBeginner2018-08-22
Authors
Shaun Bryant
Autodesk Certified Instructor in both AutoCAD and Revit Architecture
Course details
Sheet sets can help you work smarter in AutoCAD by allowing you to organize selected layouts from your drawings into a named collection. The Sheet Set Manager streamlines how you manage, transmit, publish, and archive these collections. In this course, discover how the AutoCAD Sheet Set Wizard and Sheet Set Manager work, and learn about the particular advantages of working with sheet sets. Plus, see how to organize, manage, publish, and archive sheet sets.
Learning objectives
What is an AutoCAD sheet set?
Advantages of sheet sets
Working with the Sheet Set Wizard
Creating a new sheet set
Working with the sheet set tabs
Adding a new sheet with a title block
Renaming and renumbering sheets
Setting up a sheet set for publishing and eTransmit
Archiving a sheet set
Learning objectives
What is an AutoCAD sheet set?
Advantages of sheet sets
Working with the Sheet Set Wizard
Creating a new sheet set
Working with the sheet set tabs
Adding a new sheet with a title block
Renaming and renumbering sheets
Setting up a sheet set for publishing and eTransmit
Archiving a sheet set
Skills covered
AutoCAD2D Drafting and DrawingBIMAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Advancing your workflow with AutoCAD sheet sets
- 02 - What you should know before watching this course
- 03 - Using the exercise files
- 04 - The new AutoCAD 2019 user interface
1. Getting Started with Sheet Sets
- 05 - What is an AutoCAD sheet set
- 06 - Opening up an AutoCAD sheet set
- 07 - What is an AutoCAD sheet
- 08 - What is an AutoCAD sheet subset
- 09 - The advantages of AutoCAD sheet sets
- 10 - The default sheet set location
2. Working with the Sheet Set Wizard
- 11 - Creating a new sheet set
- 12 - Working through the wizard - Begin
- 13 - Working through the wizard - Sheet set properties
- 14 - Working through the wizard - Choose layouts
- 15 - Sheet Set Manager - Adding sheets and opening drawings
3. Working with Your Sheet Set
- 16 - Adding a new sheet
- 17 - Importing a layout as a sheet
- 18 - Adding sheets to subsets
- 19 - Closing and opening the sheet set from the DST file
4. Working with the Sheet Set Tabs
- 20 - Sheet list - Adding new sheets and renumbering existing sheets
- 21 - Sheet list - Import layout as sheet
- 22 - Sheet list - Remove sheet
- 23 - Sheet views - Callout blocks
- 24 - Model views - Adding a new location
- 25 - Model views - Working with model space views
5. Working with Layouts and Adding Them to Sheets
- 26 - Adding a new sheet with a title block
- 27 - Renaming and renumbering
- 28 - Adding a model space view to a new sheet
- 29 - Adding view callout blocks to views
6. Setting Up a Sheet Set for Publishing
- 30 - Publish dialog box
- 31 - Saving the Drawing Sheet Description (DSD) file
- 32 - Renaming sheets
- 33 - Removing sheets
- 34 - Sheet set publish options
- 35 - Publish output settings
- 36 - Publishing your sheet set
7. Setting Up a Sheet Set for ETRANSMIT
- 37 - Saving your drawings
- 38 - Transmittal setups
- 39 - Sheets
- 40 - Files Tree tab
- 41 - Files Table tab
- 42 - Adding notes to the transmittal
- 43 - Choosing transmittal setup and viewing report
8. Archiving Sheet Sets
- 44 - Sheets tab
- 45 - Files Tree tab
- 46 - Files Table tab
- 47 - Adding files to the archived sheet set
- 48 - Adding notes to the archived sheet set
- 49 - The archive report
- 50 - Modifying archive setups
Conclusion
- 51 - Next steps