Newcomer’s confusion
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I am a university student majoring in chemical engineering and technology. I now want to focus on learning CAD as a preparation for my upcoming graduation project, but after reading many forums, the information there is too complex and extensive, and I don’t know how to start learning it Seeking advice
Start practicing with simple diagrams*, and if you encounter something you can’t do, ask your teacher or look up solutions online. Every time you draw, be strict with yourself and follow the prescribed steps one by one; don’t rush. Once the plan view is drawn, some isometric drawings can be created. While drawing, you must keep thinking constantly; each type of diagram has a different way of being drawn, so find a method that is simple, fast, and suitable for you. Hehe. . . Keep going! ^_^
You can buy a tutorial or download one from the internet; for each command, draw it out by yourself first, then find a diagram that has already been drawn and use it as a reference to draw it again. Gradually, your skills will improve.
It’s better to start with the simple things, as no matter how complex the diagrams become in the future, they are all made up of these simple lines. Don’t rush; build a solid foundation first, and then practice more and think more as you go! :)
Just find a tutorial online to learn from, on Baidu
It’s just like using a computer; at first it seems very complicated, and you don’t dare to touch anything or do anything. But as you use it more often, you gradually get used to it.
Reply to 1# gshqmjy6859: There are countless online video tutorials available. Watch them first and then practice*practice*. Once you master the basic functions, that will be enough for your graduation project