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AutoCAD Facilities Management: Occupancy

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Overview

Use AutoCAD for computer-aided facilities management (CAFM). Learn how to specify the people and equipment that will occupy spaces, and use the data to annotate drawings.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know before watching this course
  • Using the exercise files
1. Introduction to FM
  • What is facilities management?
  • Using occupancy in AutoCAD
  • Managing your occupancy
2. Setting Up a Facilities Drawing
  • Using a proprietary title block
  • Working with the structural drawing (FP)
  • Creating your facilities drawing (FM)
  • Referencing in the structural drawing
  • Managing XREF layers
3. Getting Your FM Settings Right
  • Drawing units
  • Drawing limits
  • Layer naming strategy
  • Setting gradient fills
  • Setting hatch patterns
4. Blocks and Polylines
  • Why use blocks and polylines?
  • Using defined layers
  • Using object snaps
  • Creating occupancy blocks and polylines
  • Using different occupancy types
5. Defining Occupancy Areas
  • Methods of measurement
  • Using object snaps and centerlines
  • Using draw order
  • Using lineweight (LWT)
  • Using hatches and gradient fills
  • Creating an occupancy legend on your drawing
6. Annotating Occupancy
  • Text styles
  • Using text fields
  • Text field settings
  • Using attributes
  • Organizing occupancy text on the drawing
7. Setting Up an Occupancy Table Style
  • Setting up the occupancy table style
  • Setting up the table title
  • Setting up the table headers
  • Setting up the table data
  • Inserting the occupancy table
8. Using the Occupancy Table
  • Locating block data
  • Finding occupancy atttribute data
  • Linking polyline areas to table fields
  • Using appropriate unit annotation in the table
9. Exporting the Occupancy Table Data
  • Exporting occupancy table data to Excel
  • Editing exported occupancy table data in Excel
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Shaun Bryant

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