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Description of this template : Autocad drawing of a basketball court according to NBA official specifications. These autocad blocks are in dwg and dxf format, FREE Download. the basketball court is the playing surface, consisting of a rectangular floor with baskets at either end, and games..

In professional or organized basketball, especially when played indoors, it is usually made out of a wood, often maple, and highly polished and completed with a 10 foot rim. Outdoor surfaces are generally made from standard paving materials such as concrete or asphalt.

These CAD blocks, are made for free use by all users of Autocad for Mac, Autocad for Windows and Autocad Mobile app, especially for Autocad students, draftsmen, architects, engineers, builders, designers, illustrators, and everyone who works their drawings in dwg and dxf formats.

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These drawings were saved in " .dwg AutoCAD 2000 file format ", in order to obtain compatibility with as many autocad versions as possible, from AutoCAD 2000, 2000i to Autocad 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and the latest AutoCAD 2024. As well as ZWCAD, Autocad 360, Autosketch, Autocad Mechanical, Autodesk Inventor, Autocad for Mac and Autocad Mobile app.

Our CAD blocks are available in DWG format, a propriety binary file format used by AutoCAD, that is owned by Autodesk, and is used for saving 2D and 3D design data and metadata. Apart from AutoCAD, they can be loaded in multiple other Computer-Aided-Design programs like Revit, Sketchup, TrueCAD, BricsCAD, LibreCAD, TurboCAD, NanoCAD, and many more.

Before you download and use our designs make sure to check our license. The key points are that you are granted permission to use our CAD blocks in your projects, but you can't host them on other sites, make them available for download anywhere, or distribute them by any other means. You are of course encouraged to share them by linking back to this site :)

I am working on the basketball project now. I can't seem to figure out the distance from the rim to the shot arm mounting block on the top view. Help??? There doesn't show this distance anywhere in the provided info...

We have some electrical drawings that uses block for the different parts of the schematics. It seems that no matter what we do, certain text in the blocks always print light or faint. Have exploded the blocks and the text all appears to be the same font and properties, but some of it still prints light. Created a new plot style and selected every color and made everything the same pen thickness to plot like it was hand drawn with a dull Sharpie marker. The preview looks the same as the output:

Also tried all the tricks with CONVERTPSTYLES and stuff and turned transparency on and off and everything. Is there any way to force AutoCAD to plot EVERYTHING the same line thickness no matter if it's part of a block or anything???? There are hundreds of drawings with thousands of blocks so this is rather frustrating.

All that worked when I did it, too. But then I tried one other thing. I just ran the BATTMAN routine, selected the block I was having the issue with, did a SYNC and everything plotted fine. Didn't have to do anything but that. Now have to see how many blocks have the issue as there are dozens of blocks in these drawings.

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