advice on manual complete autocade mechanical

[luca2750]

Good morning and thank you.
can someone tell me a manual/tutorial, both paper and online, which explains in a complete and simple way how to customize the edges, carts, revision rows and reference numberings with relative parts lists?
There are several manuals around but I haven't found them with such insights.
the online reference guide is a little ostica. seems made ad hoc for only experts.
Thank you.
greetings

 

[Mattymecc]

hi, personally I suggest you follow some guide on youtube autocad to have the basics and then use autodesk guide for autocad mechanical, since the basic is the same software with additional elements for the mechanical design. However personally I use the normal one since I am not very well with mechanical.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

which explains in a complete and simple way how to customize the edges, folders, revision rows and reference numberings with relative parts lists?

What do you not understand?

 

[Zac69]

I started from here:

http://help.autodesk.com/view/amech_pp/2019/ita/?guid=guid-c1b51940-a19d-4566-82f4-982e31819b44

After the flow diagram there are all the configurations you need.

 

[luca2750]

What do you not understand?

Well... I understand. But it takes a lot of time. with a "easy" guide would be faster.
For example now I got stuck on the revision lines that I can't customize as I did with the paper mill and the edge. the error message is: "Empty revision attributes".
Moreover, in the cartiglio the gen-title-siz attribute displays me the file name and not the format.

 

[luca2750]

I started from here:

http://help.autodesk.com/view/amech_pp/2019/ita/?guid=guid-c1b51940-a19d-4566-82f4-982e31819b44

After the flow diagram there are all the configurations you need.

Yes, I have already seen more or less and remains, for me, a little ostic.
What I do not understand is because with the millions of published, official and non-official manuals, there is no one who treats the subject. seems almost left to the dark for a few...

 

[luca2750]

hi, personally I suggest you follow some guide on youtube autocad to have the basics and then use autodesk guide for autocad mechanical, since the basic is the same software with additional elements for the mechanical design. However personally I use the normal one since I am not very well with mechanical.

guide youtube sull'argomento specifico non ne ho ves.

 

[Zac69]

question: does your dealer not have a technician who gives you the basics? you know autocad.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

these attributes to fill out the cartilage

http://docs.autodesk.com/amech_pp/2...231-d3c5fd5a1a92.htm,topicnumber=acmd30e68522

Moreover, in the cartiglio the gen-title-siz attribute displays me the file name and not the format.

attach the saved file in 2013

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I got stuck on the revision lines that I can't customize as I did with the paper mill and the edge. the error message is: "Empty revision attributes".

means there is no revision index.
to insert a revision you need to fill out the field that contains the gen-rev-nr attribute

 

[Zac69]

Well... I understand. But it takes a lot of time. with a "easy" guide would be faster.
For example now I got stuck on the revision lines that I can't customize as I did with the paper mill and the edge. the error message is: "Empty revision attributes".
Moreover, in the cartiglio the gen-title-siz attribute displays me the file name and not the format.

and if you use a standard mechanical cartilage works?

 

[luca2750]

question: does your dealer not have a technician who gives you the basics? you know autocad.

What they propose is a paid autocad course. . .
charity is fine, but what I need is detail.

 

[luca2750]

these attributes to fill out the cartilage

http://docs.autodesk.com/amech_pp/2...231-d3c5fd5a1a92.htm,topicnumber=acmd30e68522

attach the saved file in 2013

Yes. I found them. instead the list of the attributes of the revision lines did not see it.

 

[Zac69]

What they propose is a paid autocad course. . .
charity is fine, but what I need is detail.

there are also days or hours for payment of detail: at customer's request the technician responds. at least so was in my time.. .

 

[luca2750]

means there is no revision index.
to insert a revision you need to fill out the field that contains the gen-rev-nr attribute

the message immediately gives me to the positioning of the revision line. with the revision line iso default instead no.

there are also days or hours for payment of detail: at customer's request the technician responds. at least so was in my time.. .

Yes. You're right. if I do not solve here (which would also be a satisfaction ....) I provide.

 

[luca2750]

these attributes to fill out the cartilage

http://docs.autodesk.com/amech_pp/2...231-d3c5fd5a1a92.htm,topicnumber=acmd30e68522

attach the saved file in 2013

 

[Zac69]

to me your cartilage works (it puts me the format if this was your problem).
At this point I would see the format, drawing yours and exploding one of the standard ones to see the attributes that delimit the encumbrances.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Moreover, in the cartiglio the gen-title-siz attribute displays me the file name and not the format.

I confirm what written by zac69 that the gen-title-siz attribute displays the format

with the revision line iso default instead no.

e quale sarebbe questa di default?