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Discuss at home how to learn CAD well. People think that it’s not necessary to read a large number of books; one basic book is sufficient. The key lies in applying what has been learned – practicing more and memorizing more commands, which will greatly improve the efficiency of drawing. Simplifying and editing commands are essential. Simplify the commands as much as possible to your left hand; this will **increase your drawing speed**. If you have any good suggestions, please share them so everyone can learn from them!
It seems that using it more is necessary; practicing * never feels thorough enough
I think that for getting started, watching videos is much faster than reading books. But to reach proficiency, a great deal of practice is needed, and it’s best to work on some relatively complex diagrams.
Practical application is the best; not many commands are actually used, so mastering the basic commands is sufficient.
Nothing is difficult in the world for those who are determined. With dedication, there is nothing that can’t be learned.
I prefer to draw by hand; the more I practice, the faster I become at drawing……
I’m also learning. Could any brother in this forum share a video?
Practice more*, and if you have any questions, seek help on the forum.
Learning* experience: victory:
I plan to learn on my own; there are videos for AUTOCAD 2010 online, and I’ll watch those videos and practice along – I think that’s the fastest way to learn! Website: http://www.51zxw.net/list.aspx?cid=279
Practice makes perfect; the more you use it, the better!