A question about CAD
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I haven’t studied CAD systematically, but I can use it fairly well. I never pay attention to any steps whenever I draw something. But I know that when starting to use CAD, you still need to set up some things, such as the page settings and so on. Let’s discuss the standard steps for creating a CAD drawing To improve everyone’s professional standards.
First, you need to create layers, such as different line types – thick solid lines, thin solid lines, and so on. Then you set the annotation styles. After that, you draw the drawing frame, and at this point you can start drawing. However, it’s important to choose the right scale when drawing; or you can start by drawing at a 1:1 scale and then adjust the scale according to the size of the drawing frame. Hehe~
For a topic like this, categorizing it as “request for help” rather than “discussion” might attract more attention. CAD is not Word; it doesn’t seem to have a concept of page settings. Standard steps? I don’t know; I just do whatever is needed
Hehe, the fastest way is to find a template of the type you need to draw; that way you just need to draw, and it’s also easy to make changes to the template. 3# friends
In most cases, modifications are made to existing CAD files, or templates are available for use; there are not many situations where a new xx.dwg file needs to be created from scratch.
Search for CAD tutorial videos online and just follow along to learn!
Just draw it according to the requirements of the standard pattern!
Just draw it according to the requirements of the standard pattern! Just learn a few more CAD drawing techniques!
With more practice in CAD, experience is gained.
If it hasn’t been set up before, it’s necessary to create a layer first, then set the annotation style and text style. After that, a drawing frame needs to be created, and at this point drawing can begin. It’s important to choose the appropriate scale when drawing. If it’s set up, you can just draw directly when drawing!