Ploting Lot Plan

good day mga master pano po mag plot ng Lot sa autocad? thanks po

una na ako sir......
1. command mo po line
2.tapos angle(<)
3.then yung bearing na po Sir..
dagdagan na lang po mga masters dito kung kulang ako sa detalye...

sample sir....


@15<s30d21'w

SAMPLE:
1 -2 N60-45'E 15.00m

Line command then type "@15<n60d45'e" and enter, then the next lines.

oooppps... may na una na pala.....

thanks po sa lahat laking tulong po sakin 'to. mabuhay po kayo more power po

meron akong tutorial dito dati plotting a lot plan using excel.. problema na cancel yung photobucket account ko.. anyway pag may time ako post ko ulit.. bibigyan lng kita ng link..

eto na bro.. na post ko na ang tuts.. http://www.cgpinoy.org/other-tutorials-f10/lot-plotting-tutorial-in-autocad-data-input-using-excel-t9414.htm#188539

make sure to command" units" first for lower versions and at the angle type select "surveyor's units" before proceeding to plot if azimuth naman ang given kahit hindi na idefault ang surveyor's unit

In my previous works as a draftsman, I used easting and northing (a geographic cartesian coordinates for a point, search nlang po sa google,For example, the peak of Mount Assiniboine (at 50°52′10″N 115°39′03″W) in UTM Zone 11 is represented by 11U 594934 5636174. Other conventions can also be used, such as a truncated grid reference,[2] which would shorten the example coordinates to 949-361.). Tapos sa excel gamit ko ang command concatenate. Going back to Autocad, command line from point 0,0 then paste the code copied from excel and then tapos na lot plan mo...only as easy as that!

salamat dito sa idea... sarap talaga maging member ng cgpinoy!

torring wrote:SAMPLE:
1 -2 N60-45'E 15.00m

Line command then type "@15<n60d45'e" and enter, then the next lines.

ok din itong gamitin pero wala sa coordinates ang lot mo.
Ang latitude at Departure..