Glad to see you are asking for help. Unfortunately you are in a DG that focuses on civil3d; a civil engineers earthwork tool. Quickly: Get the detail of you door and window, create the geometry per spec, use your newly found wblock command and write it to your library (your arbitrary place to sore your blocks) Not in the wblock dialog you can pick an insert point: choose one that makes sence for snaping your windows and doors in place.

You can also create a door/window assembly tool based on the newly created door/window assembly style. Eastwest Gold Edition Keygen. When you use the tool to add door/window assemblies, each door/window assembly has the style specific to the tool. Click Manage tab Style & Display panel Style Manager. Expand Architectural Objects Door/Window Assembly Styles. How to draw a house plan in AutoCAD - doors, windows, walls in AutoCAD. Inserting and configuring a picture (image) in AutoCAD. Application of AutoCAD commands.

I suggest you connect to the Dynamic block DG. Send Charles_Shade my regards. Bouza, Thanks for the quick reply.

I did connect and reply to the Dynamic Block DG, but because I don't have much time, I'm responding to your email. This is my 2nd week ever using AutoCad, so I need directions in baby-steps. If I'm understanding you, it seems that I should use the specifications and make the window/door.

For example, one of the specifications is the window: 3' -0'*4'-0'. So, would I use the Line command and draw this out: 3' wide and 4' long, make a rectangle, Use the Wblock command select the newly made rectangle and save it. If this is correct, how would I use the insert command to insert it into the drawing? Also, I know that we use the Snap to Midpoint and Snap to Perpendicular command to install, as well. Thanks again. Yes I mean all the proper dimensions, as well as any materials, etc. The level of detail is entirely up to you, your company and your client Snapping into place would be parameters that can be added via the dynamic block editor, and this is entirely subjective but can increase productivity to you liking.