The aesthetics of CAD drawings
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The aesthetics of CAD drawings? I always feel that the CAD drawings I create aren’t as good-looking as those made by experienced engineers – not as aesthetically pleasing, natural, or well-structured (I think the position of the valves and the fit between the equipment, etc., aren’t very good.) What should I do? Who can tell me some experiences and tips? Thank you all for your valuable advice! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 (for example, piping diagrams, system diagrams, etc.) Last edited by brightness22 on 2009-3-27 16:42]
Read more, seek advice more often, and stay informed about the latest drawing standards. The more you see, the more experience you gain, and things will change! Success will come naturally then!
I personally also feel that my drawings aren’t as good as others’, so I need to compare more and communicate with others. Additionally: The priority is not aesthetics; first, thoroughly understand the content of the drawings.
Study hard! I think the key is to learn more about mechanics on my own; over time, I’ll be able to create better diagrams.
The graphic should not extend from top to bottom; there should be certain boundaries
I was the same at first; as long as you realize this and pay attention when working, things will gradually get better. There’s also the issue of not understanding beauty and rules. I guess your room is pretty messy too
Just look at more standard drawings and draw more
I feel the same way; I need to watch more people draw and seek more advice
By attending some professional training in this area, your progress will definitely be significant.