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Annotation in AutoCAD
The concept of CAD is the representation of information (models and drawings) in the form of a two-dimensional drawing. In the case of a CAD system, it is frequently a representation of a mechanical or architectural design. It is used for creating detailed models of mechanical or architectural components. One of the major reasons behind the introduction of CAD is its ability to help designers in reducing the time required for creating a detailed model or design. Most CAD systems provide the possibility to add all sorts of information (metadata) in a very efficient way and have different types of annotation tools.
For example, CAD programs have the ability to annotate, highlight and/or change the color of the components in the model or design. In this manner, the user can change the information about the components without the need of opening another view or editing the file.
Although CAD programs are widely used for drawing and modeling, it has the ability to create a wide variety of documents. A CAD program can generate presentation materials, including logos, posters, CAD drawings and even electronic documents.
Recently, the demand for CAD and its features in other types of industries has grown. Automotive, aerospace, and mechanical design, for example, need CAD systems that can provide the ability to model different parts and assemblies. Some CAD software suites have also become available in the power plant and electrical power industry (such as Siemens PLM Software).
Although it is possible to use AutoCAD for a lot of other purposes, there are some particular areas that make it a very efficient and popular tool. The following is a list of specific areas where the application can be used, the benefit it provides, and some of its drawbacks.
Model Construction
The most popular aspect of CAD is the ability to create a detailed model of any product or machine. The process of constructing a model in CAD involves the following:
The first step is to draw an outline of the object or assembly (figure 1). Once the outline is defined, all the parts of the assembly are created (or if necessary, created from scratch). The parts can then be further customized, such as changing the color, adding or removing components, or moving individual parts (figure 2). When the model is finished, it can be exported and sent to the production area to be added to the final product (figure 3).
AutoCAD can be used in both the 2D and 3D mode. The 2D mode is more
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M.J.P. v. State, 65 A.3d 554, 558-59 (Pa.Super.2013) (internal citations
omitted), appeal denied, 77 A.3d 1259 (Pa.2013).
      At the outset, we note the record establishes Father is a registered
victim of sexual abuse, an element of the crimes for which he was convicted.
N.T., 8/3/2014, at 14, 18.         Accordingly, the trial court did not err in
instructing the jury to consider this factor as a mitigating circumstance.
      The trial court also did not err in failing to consider the molestation
of N.S. as a mitigator.        “The focus of the sentencing court is on the
defendant and his actions.” Commonwealth v. Hudson, 820 A.2d 720,
726 (Pa.Super.2003) (citation omitted).                Here, the molestation of
Appellant’s daughter was not evidence that he did not pose a risk of
reoffending.      See Commonwealth v. Morris, 822 A.2d 684, 693
(Pa.Super.2003) (holding that a defendant’s prior conviction does not
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mitigating a defendant’s sentence).            Thus, we find the trial court did
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factor it considered in its Pa.R.A.P. 1925(a
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