Surface Modeling & Layouting

• It is a FLAT object that has a LENGTH and a WIDTH. It does not have a height.
  Basically, a 2D object.

• SOLID OBJECT

• SURFACE

• POLYLINE

• BOX

Several SURFACES can form a?

• SOLID OBJECT

• SURFACE

• POLYLINE

• LAYOUT

How can we use SURFACES in presenting our package designs? All are correct except for one.

• You can show the exact dimensions of each surface.

• We can show the detailed pattern of our package designs.

• You can then show how the folds work and if all sides match with one another,

• All of the above.

What command is used to create a SURFACE?

• PRESSPULL

• BOX

• PLANAR SURFACE

• 3D ROTATE

What command is used to combine lines and converting it into a POLYLINE?

• JOIN

• TRIM

• COPY

• MIRROR

It is where DRAWING SHEETS are created.

• Drawing sheets is basically the size of the actual paper size of your drawing.

• Here, you can arrange different parts of the drawing that need to be shown;

such as;

• ISOMETRIC VIEW, TOP VIEW, FRONT VIEW, RIGHT SIDE VIEW, etc…

• COMMAND LINE

• MODEL SPACE

• SURFACE

• LAYOUT

Where can we find the "LAYOUT" space in Autocad?

• Bottommost part, below the command line

• Topmost Part, under Surface tab

• Right Part beside the zoom toolbar

• Left Part, beside the properties tab

What part of the LAYOUT is the red arrow pointing at?

• PAPER SPACE

• LAYOUT TABS

• VIEWPORTS

• COMMAND LINE

What part of the LAYOUT is the red arrow pointing at?

• PAPER SPACE

• LAYOUT TABS

• VIEWPORTS

• COMMAND LINE

What part of the LAYOUT is the red arrow pointing at?

• PAPER SPACE

• COMMAND LINE

• VIEWPORTS

• LAYOUT TABS