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1. Launch AutoCAD and create a new design file. 2. Select the “Line” tool from the Draw menu on the ribbon. 3. Set the “From” and “To” coordinates in the command line, then draw the first line. 4. Click the “RadiusArc” tool and set the radius of the arc you want to draw next. 5. Move the cursor to tRead more
1. Launch AutoCAD and create a new design file.
See less2. Select the “Line” tool from the Draw menu on the ribbon.
3. Set the “From” and “To” coordinates in the command line, then draw the first line.
4. Click the “RadiusArc” tool and set the radius of the arc you want to draw next.
5. Move the cursor to the endpoint of the first line you drew.
6. Click and drag the mouse to draw the arc with the desired radius.
7. Continue drawing lines and arcs until your staircase is complete.
8. Use the “Copy” and “Mirror” tools to duplicate portions of the staircase if desired.
9. Finally, use the “Trim”, “Extend”, and “Offset” tools to clean up any overlapping lines and ensure everything is connected.