Transcription of LibreCAD for Real Dummies - Heikell
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LibreCADforReal Dummiesa free option for Computer Aided DesignJohnny Heikell2019 Based on LC version under Creative CommonsNo Commercial, Share AlikePage intentionally blankAbout this tutorialThis tutorial was born out of my attempts to learn sweating while learning LibreCAD for domestic purposes. LibreCAD does not have a decent user s manual and the brief tutorials that exist are partly obsolete geeks do not like to write manuals. The remaininginformation about LibreCAD is scattered around various web pages, user discussions, and on YouTube. I got a feeling that I would not learn LibreCAD unless I collected and organized basic information in a better way. I am also old-fashioned and prefer a tutorial as a hard copy to skim, laying on the table beside the laptop. The text is written on LibreOffice Writer and I only talk about Windows and Linux because I have no experience with Apple products.
This chapter gives a short summary of basic concepts in CAD. You can jump over it if the definitions feel boring and return later for reference. Everything will be discussed later – or so I hope. But let’s start with a nugget of history. History Technical and architectural drawing up to the 1970s-90s timeframe was done
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