Let’s discuss what people pay attention to when drawing CAD diagrams, so as to make the resulting drawings look beautiful and well-organized
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Let’s discuss what people pay attention to when drawing CAD diagrams, so as to make the resulting drawings look beautiful and well-organized
Hehe: With proper line style, colors, line thickness, and proportions, along with appropriate text and drawing in accordance with drafting standards, it will definitely look good, hehe
Take a look at the discussions on this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-387001-1-6.html Same questions, same answers
The scale selection for CAD drawing should be appropriate, the layout of the three views should be reasonable; the front view should be chosen based on the structure of the object. The resulting diagram should give a sense of compactness, without appearing too spacious. Draw more diagrams – the more experience you gain, the better you will get at drawing them!
CAD drawing is not meant for aesthetic purposes; the most important thing in CAD drawing is proper layer management
CAD is just a tool to reflect your ideas; what matters most is having the right ideas, and secondly, it’s important to follow proper drawing standards!
Just like in mechanical drawing and chemical engineering drawing, it’s necessary to first master the basics; aesthetics come as a last consideration, along with the selection of fonts for text, title bars, and annotations
First is accuracy, second is clarity, and third is conciseness. For engineering drawings, the most important thing is not to be attractive; it’s great if they are attractive, but it’s better to convey the technical details clearly first.
Make every effort to ensure consistency in the visuals: consistency in numbers, consistency in text, consistency in arrows, consistency in dashed lines, and consistency in graphics such as pumps. Make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the drawings; the lines drawn should not be slanted. The aesthetics of the graphics, as well as the harmony of overall proportions. This is just my personal opinion for reference only
First, one needs to know the basic knowledge of drawing: layers must be set up properly, drawing techniques should be standardized, and the layout of the drawing surface must be organized well. Being more careful will help as well