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Use CAD to draw axonometric drawings? How to draw quickly?
The address below leads to resources on the forum that discuss axonometric drawings: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=41819&highlight=%D6%E1%B2%E2%CD%BC
An axonometric drawing in CAD is actually still a type of plan view; its foundation lies in the techniques used for drawing plan views. All that’s needed is to keep track of the angle changes when drawing. The methods for drawing orthographic axonometric drawings and oblique axonometric drawings are essentially the same, with the difference lying in the angles. There are many other types of axonometric drawings as well; there are no shortcuts – one must draw carefully and practice frequently. Over time, drawing skills will improve and the speed at which drawings can be created will increase.
When using CAD, one must first establish the orientation markers, and then draw step by step in the direction indicated by those markers; this is quite cumbersome. Usually, 3D piping software such as SPDA is used to generate the side views directly from the piping layout. Even the material list was included in the statistics
As long as you have a stronger sense of three-dimensionality, with vertical lines representing the top and bottom and horizontal lines representing the left and right, rotating 45 degrees corresponds to the front and back directions; there’s also a 30-degree angle, and you just need to draw the pipelines in the way that is used in solid geometry
1. Click the right mouse button on the “Snap” button, then select “Settings” -> “Snap and Grid”. In the right-hand panel, click inside the small circle to the left of “Isometric Snap” to select it, and then click “OK””; 2. Ensure that buttons such as “Object Snap” and “Object Track” are enabled so that you can carry out your operations ; 3. Press the keyboard key “F5” to switch the drawing plane of the drawn axonometric diagram!
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