Hydraulic CAD Blocks & Styles
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I’m setting up a unified drafting standard for our hydraulic schematics and need a complete, production-ready library put together. The scope covers three parts:
• Hydraulic symbol blocks, all drawn at 1:1 in AutoCAD (or compatible) with clean layer naming, logical insertion points and attribute tags for call-outs.
• A fully custom title block – I will share our logo and the project information fields I want visible; you work the layout so it fits both A3 and A1 sheet sizes without scaling headaches.
• Matching dimension styles – consistent text heights, arrowheads, extension offsets and unit settings to drop straight into our drawing template.
I’ll review everything inside AutoCAD 2024, so please make sure the DWG files back-save cleanly to that version. Delivery is a single ZIP containing the block library, the template file with the title block embedded, and a brief README describing layer conventions and any custom commands or LISP routines you include.
Quality check is simple: each block must insert at the correct scale, all attributes prompt as intended, the title block regenerates without errors, and dimensions display identical line weights across layouts.
If you’ve built symbol libraries before and can turn this around quickly, I’d love to see a couple of screenshots or a short sample DWG in your bid.
• Hydraulic symbol blocks, all drawn at 1:1 in AutoCAD (or compatible) with clean layer naming, logical insertion points and attribute tags for call-outs.
• A fully custom title block – I will share our logo and the project information fields I want visible; you work the layout so it fits both A3 and A1 sheet sizes without scaling headaches.
• Matching dimension styles – consistent text heights, arrowheads, extension offsets and unit settings to drop straight into our drawing template.
I’ll review everything inside AutoCAD 2024, so please make sure the DWG files back-save cleanly to that version. Delivery is a single ZIP containing the block library, the template file with the title block embedded, and a brief README describing layer conventions and any custom commands or LISP routines you include.
Quality check is simple: each block must insert at the correct scale, all attributes prompt as intended, the title block regenerates without errors, and dimensions display identical line weights across layouts.
If you’ve built symbol libraries before and can turn this around quickly, I’d love to see a couple of screenshots or a short sample DWG in your bid.
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