I'm just completely lost, and it is becoming extremely frustrating.Free. I have a licensed student version of AutoCAD 2018, 20, none of which include the Electrical Toolset, which the AutoCAD website claims is now included with the software. This task is assigned from a provided list of problems within the AutoCAD 2018 Textbook, showing the appropriate symbol next to each line, however the corresponding chapter discusses nothing regarding how to add symbols, outside the use of the symbol dropdown from the text editor. My assignment for my AutoCAD class is to complete a basic Electrical Legend, that would include the following symbols:ġ10/120 Volt Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt Duplex Outletġ10/120 Volt Waterproof GFCI Duplex Outlet This is going to be a long post, so please bear with me. In class, we have not covered downloading and installing additional libraries of symbols, so surely these are items that should already have been downloaded with the software. The problem that I'm running into is the inclusion of basic symbols for power and lighting, that I feel should be included in the AutoCAD software. There are some basic electrical symbols included in the tool palette, which I have browsed through in its entirety. I really do have a strong desire to have an in-depth knowledge of AutoCAD, but this is very frustrating to not be able to find something. This is required course material for school, and due to a missed class (unexpected), I am virtually on my own to figure out the missed material. In my searching, I've found people discussing a 'Power and Lighting' tool pallette, however I cannot find where I would be able to add that to my existing pallette ribbon on the side of the workspace. I am attempting to find symbols for items like a duplex/double receptacle, GFCI receptacles, split wired receptacle, 220/440 receptacle, overall basic power and lighting symbols. For example, if I create an MTEXT field, and click on my Symbols button, it will give me an Electrical Phase symbol, however that is for a single receptacle. Correct, I am having a very difficult time figuring out how to locate and incorporate electrical symbols into an MTEXT field, unless of course there is an easier way to accomplish it.

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