Scaling by factor and by reference in AutoCAD

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As a new user to AutoCAD LT 2023, I have found this video invaluable. I have been trying to find an answer to this question for sometime. I have had some training on AutoCAD from a work colleague, I have found it a little difficult to pick up. This video, almost exactly does what I need, enabling me to understand the overall scale of a drawing from a PDF import, thank you so much. You now have a new subscriber as a result of your now six year old video! I only hope that when I fire up autoCAD, 2023 in the morning, I’m able to find the commands you used, as mine is a much newer version from the one which you demonstrated. Hopefully not too much is changed. Brilliant video thank you so much.

RiminiVirage

Wow. Thank you. Amazing tutorial, I did just sing in to get more of your tutorials.

MichelMartins-hsvs

I liked the extra detail, that really helped me understand the program more than just a step by step that i am likely to forget later. Which is partly why I keep having to look scaling up on youtube in the first place.

anthonyarcoleo

A bit too detailed for my taste but again, this video shows exactly what it says in the title! I salute you my friend!

aliozanerbektas

Thanks for your easy to follow explanations, one step at a ti. It makes learning less overwhelming!

bradmerritt

finally someone who can do a cad tutorial! thank you, just saved me a lot of time

somemothersson

If I need to get a quick and dirty layout I use google maps. I print screen including the scale, import it into CAD then scale the google image using a reference line. It makes general layouts and estimates pretty easy and gives you a good idea of the footprint of a project.

aimlessknight

The reason your measurements may seem off by 1mm is because the PDF dimensions are rounded off to 5, if you notice all dimensions round off to 0 or 5. so your scaling is correct and the PDF dimensions are rounded.

stevefagan