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AutoDesk Certified Professional in AutoCAD for Design and Drafting ACP-01101 Exam Questions
Question 1
Tors project area to be completely visible on a sheet, a custom drawing scale of 1: 120 is added to the drawing
After the drawing content is positioned in the viewport using the new drawing scale for the viewport's annotation and standard scales, all annotative objects m the viewport disappear.
No changes are made to the layers within the viewport
What should be done to make the annotative objects visible in the newly scaled viewport?
Answer : C
Understanding Annotative Objects:
Annotative objects in AutoCAD are designed to automatically adjust their size based on the viewport scale to ensure readability.
Issue with Custom Drawing Scale:
When a new custom scale (1:120) is applied, annotative objects disappear if they are not configured to support the new scale.
Options to Resolve the Issue:
Option A: Turning off the annotation monitor within the viewport does not resolve scale issues.
Option B: Moving objects to a new layer does not affect their annotative properties.
Option D: Setting multiple scale positions is a partial solution but does not directly address the missing scale.
Correct Solution:
Option C: Adding the 1:120 scale to the annotative objects in model space ensures that these objects recognize and adjust to the new scale within the viewport.
Steps to Add Scale:
Select annotative objects in model space.
Right-click and choose 'Annotative Object Scale' from the context menu.
Add the new scale (1:120) to ensure objects appear correctly in the viewport.
AutoCAD Help Documentation on Annotative Objects and Scaling.
AutoCAD 2024 User Guide on Managing Annotative Properties.
Question 2
Refer to exhibit.
[Note: Exhibit shown is the AutoCAD interlace in Windows. While the AutoCAD for Mac version differs in appearance, the correct answers correlate in the options.]
After completing markups for a portion of limit project, a CAD designer must publish new PDFs (01 sheets C200 and C201
The Sheet List (.dsd) Km the project includes all drawing sheets for the project as shown in the exhibit.
Which workflow should be used to publish PDEs for the updated sheets only?
Answer : A
Question 3
A CAD designer is creating lines where all angles are at a 17-degree increment.
To add a default increment angle, which drafting setting should be edited?
Answer : A
Understanding Polar Tracking:
Polar Tracking in AutoCAD helps users draw lines at specific angles by snapping to predefined increments.
This feature is useful for creating lines at consistent angles without manually entering angle values each time.
Steps to Set Increment Angle:
Go to the Drafting Settings dialog box.
Select the Polar Tracking tab.
Check the box to enable Polar Tracking.
In the Increment Angle dropdown, set the desired increment angle (in this case, 17 degrees).
Enabling and Using Polar Tracking:
Once enabled, you can draw lines that snap to the set angle increments, simplifying the process of creating precise angled lines.
Conclusion:
To create lines at consistent 17-degree increments, the Polar Tracking setting should be edited.
AutoCAD User Guide on Polar Tracking.
AutoCAD Help Documentation on Drafting Settings.
Question 4
Drawings from different sources have been combined and resulted in duplicate background elements that are slightly offset from each other Some of the layer names match and other layers have an E prefix, indicating that they are existing.
To clean up the drawing, the Overkill (OVERKILL) command is used.
Which two settings will resolve the duplicate background and offsetting issues? (Select 2)
Answer : A, E
You need to ignore layer object property to remove duplicates that have different layer names but are otherwise identical4.You also need to set a tolerance value that is larger than the offset distance between the objects5.
Question 5
Exhibit.
ACAD designer is modifying the closed polyline using grips.
The top right segment (A) was originally an arc. but is now a chamfered comer.
Which one editing combination did the designer use to make this change? (Note; Mac commands shown in parentheses.
Answer : B
Question 6
Exhibit.
Answer : C
Identify the Open Gaps:
The error message indicates that there are gaps between the boundary objects.
Zoom into the area where the hatch is to be applied and inspect the boundary for any visible gaps or discontinuities.
Use the JOIN Command:
In AutoCAD, type JOIN in the command line and press Enter.
Select the boundary objects that define the area to be hatched.
The JOIN command will combine collinear segments and close any small gaps between the objects, creating a continuous boundary.
Reapply the Hatch:
After using the JOIN command, attempt to hatch the area again by typing HATCH in the command line and selecting the boundary.
The continuous boundary should now be recognized, allowing the hatch to be applied without errors.
AutoCAD Documentation on the JOIN command: JOIN Command
Question 7
You need to change the width of a specific polyline without affecting the width of the other polylines in a drawing.
What should you use?
Answer : B
polyline is a connected sequence of line segments created as a single object that can contain a width. You can change the width of a polyline by using the PEDIT command.
Based on3and4, LWEIGHT is a command that sets the current lineweight, which is used for new objects and affects objects in the current space only. PLINEWID is a system variable that sets a default polyline width for new polylines. PLINEGEN is a system variable that controls how linetype patterns are generated around vertices.
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