Folks, you don't need to be an AutoCAD guru before you learn Civil 3D 2010. However, you do need to know some basics or you will get lost, frustrated and/or confused when working in Civil 3D.
Lately, I've been teaching a lot of Microstation/Caice users how to use Civil 3D - and finding that the best approach is to spend at least a day focusing on just the AutoCAD side of things.
The following is part one of my 10-part series AutoCAD Skills for Civil 3D.
The document is called 10 AutoCAD skills, but that's a bit of a misnomer. It is more like 10 general topics to be aware of.
Enjoy.
Happy Thanksgiving to my US friends. Happy Belated Thanksgiving to my Canadian friends. Happy early Pongal to my Indian friends.
Units - International Feet and US Survey Feet
3 weeks ago
Posts
2 comments:
How has it been teaching the microstation users? I have found they are happy with all the new capabilities.
The biggest thing is getting them used to the click-order change. Microstation assumes you are in a command until you change tools. AutoCAD takes you back to the command line when a task is done. Some people love it. Some people whine a little, then get over it.
Post a Comment