Blocks, attributes, and external references; sheet sets and coordinated drawing sets; plotting and printing standards; annotation and dimensioning best practices; and how a 2D drawing set stays coordinated against a 3D model source of truth.
Real production drafting runs on a small set of core techniques: reusable, data-carrying blocks and attributes, external references that let one discipline build on another's current work live, and sheet sets that turn dozens of individual sheets into one coordinated, consistently numbered set. This module works through each one, plus the plot style, scale, and paper-size mechanics that turn a coordinated set into a legible, correctly scaled issued document.
It closes on the question every hybrid project actually faces: how a 2D drawing set stays coordinated once a 3D model becomes the real source of truth, and the specific risk a manually overridden, "detached" 2D detail creates when it silently stops updating alongside everything else in the set.