With Activity #2, we will be using "Relative Coordinates".
Check this chart to see the differences between "Absolute Coordinates" and "Relative Coordinates".
Wow! That's really different. But Relative Coordinates are great when we don't care where we are on the drawing, but we know the X and Y distances from the last point.
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Credits: These activities were created by David Haney and/or created/modified by Brian Wilkins before being modified by Graham Rich. Many thanks to both David and Brian for sharing this work with us!
All AutoCAD Activities
|Activity||Name||Area of Learning|
|Activity 1||Title Block||Absolute Coordinates|
|Activity 2||Arrow||Relative Coordinates|
|Activity 3||Speaker Symbol||Polar Coordinates|
|Activity 4||Lines & Circle||Object Snaps|
|Activity 5a||Trim, Extend, Offset||Use Trim, Extend, Offset|
|Activity 5b & 5c||Select from 5a||Multi-Select with Mouse|
|Activity 6||Razor Blade||Mirrors, Snap to Quadrant, Snap to Center|
|Activity 7||Gear||Polar Array|
|Activity 8||Olympic Rings||Circles, Trim|
|Activity 9||Stop Sign||Offset, Polar Coordinates|
|Activity 10||House #1||Dimensions, Coordinates|
|Activity 11||Dartboard||Circles, Trim, Text|
|Activity 12||Canada Flag||Polar Coordinates, Offset, Trim, Extend, Dimensions|