ADT Door Handles

Adding Door Handles to Architectural Desktop 3 Doors

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Overview of this article ---- Credits

1Overview of this article
Do you need Door Handles? In this detailed explanation, excerpted from Elise Moss's book on Architectural Desktop, you will go through all of the steps required to add a custom block of a door handle to an Architectural Desktop Door Style. Download: ADT_Door_Handles.pdf ( 650 Kb ) From the book: Autodesk Architectural Desktop R3.3: Through the Roof ISBN 1-58503-094-5 www.sdcacad.com Autodesk Architectual Desktop R3.3 Intermediate: Through the Roof, written by Elise Moss and Chris Fox, published by Schroff Development Corporation, www.sdcacad.com, takes users to the next level. Using a series of easy to follow tutorials, readers learn how to: Use Mass Groups and Mass Elements to explore different design concepts Create and Modify Curtain Walls Create and Modify Complex Window Assemblies Add a Door to a Window Assembly Use a stair to create a ramp Create and manage column grids and structural members Add an elevator easily to a commercial layout And more...
2Credits
About the Author Elise Moss Moss Designs 21951 Bear Creek Way Los Gatos, CA 95033 www.mossdesigns.com 408.395.0855 voice 408.354.2496 fax Elise Moss has worked for the past twenty years as a mechanical designer in Silicon Valley, primarily creating sheet metal designs. She has written articles for Autodesk’s Toplines magazine and AUGI’s PaperSpace. She is President of Moss Designs, creating custom applications and designs for corporate clients. She is President of Silicon Valley AutoCAD Power Users, the largest AutoCAD user’s group in the United States. She is currently serving as a junior board member on Autodesk User Group International’s Board of Directors. She has taught CAD classes at DeAnza College, Silicon Valley College, Evergreen Valley College, and for Autodesk resellers.	She holds a baccalaureate degree from San Jose State. She is married with two sons. Her older son, Benjamin, is currently studying electrical engineering at UC Santa Cruz. Her younger son, Daniel, is studying architecture at West Valley College. Her husband, Ari, is a computer scientist. Elise is a third generation engineer. Her father, Robert Moss, is a metallurgical engineer in the aerospace industry. Her grandfather, Solomon Kupperman, was a civil engineer for the City of Chicago. She can be contacted via email at elise_moss@mossdesigns.com. More information about the author and her work can be found on her website at www.mossdesigns.com. Other books by Elise Moss Autodesk Inventor R5 Fundamentals: Conquering the Rubicon Autodesk Inventor R5 Intermediate: Mastering the Rubicon ADT R3.3 Space Planning ADT R3.3 Fundamentals ADT R3.3 Intermediate AutoCAD 2000i Mechanical Drafting for Beginners