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  • Asked on June 30, 2017 in SketchUp.

    First you have to understand that Sketchup is actually a 3D sketching product, not  a real CAD Program.

    Yes it’s very powerful, easy to use, loved by everyone, but it’s smirky, it does mistakes, its drawings are not perfect and can be called just a sketch and NOT a REAL 3D Model.

     

    Sketch up is used by woodworkers around the world, and has actually a great furniture and do it yourself projects in its library downloadable for free (from inside the Wherehouse button)

     

    It’s also used by Architects, kids, 3D Printing Service Centers and even DIY enthusiasts.

     

    It’s a program for all of you guys who do not want to buy those expensive CAD Products

    and still be able to design for free, some other great programs in the market are :Blender,etc…

     

    My Advice to you is to start downloading models and figure out how they are assembled together that could get you started on how to design similar objects.

     

    of course first you’d need to figure out the main SketchUP commands but that won’t take long.

    GOOD LUCK 🙂

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  • Asked on May 5, 2017 in AutoCAD.

    Hi there Antoine,

    Here’s a video describing the actual new stuff:

     
    YES This solves your 4K Problem 🙂

    This answer accepted by Antoine. on May 5, 2017 Earned 15 points.

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  • Asked on March 1, 2017 in AutoCAD.

    hello Ahmed,

     

    another trick is activating

    OSNAP (F3) when drawing and then select which  snap you want to have (END-MID-CEN)

     

     

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  • You guys are literally living in the past; check out this bad ass setup:

    RE: What is the best hardware configuration for AutoCAD? Share your setup

    Yes that’s exactly what you are thinking it’s, CAD Modeling using VR Kits – Welcome to the mid-21st century baby.

    Buy me one of those, and I’ll take you places; my room and other ordinary places mostly.

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  • Asked on January 15, 2017 in AutoCAD.

    Commands that Create PDF files

    There are many commands and methods you can use to produce PDF files. Use these guidelines to select the most appropriate method.

    Operation Recommended Command/Workflow
    Export model space or a single layout to a PDF file The PLOT or EXPORTPDF command
    Export all layouts of a drawing to a PDF file The EXPORTPDF command
    Export selected layouts of a drawing to PDF The PUBLISH command
    Export model space and selected layouts to PDF The PUBLISH command
    Export multiple drawing files to PDF The PUBLISH command
    Export a sheet set to a PDF file The Publish to PDF option in the Sheet Set Manager

    PDF Presets

    PDF presets are named groups of settings that control the PDF creation process and are saved as plotter configuration files (*.pc3). Presets let you balance the file size with quality and functionality, depending on how you want to use the PDF files. The predefined PDF presets listed address most typical usage scenarios. However, if you have specific requirements that a predefined preset cannot meet, customize an existing preset and save it as a *.pc3 file with a different name.

    PC3 File / PDF Preset Details
    DWG to PDF.pc3 General purpose driver used in AutoCAD 2015 and earlier.
    AutoCAD PDF (General Documentation).pc3 General purpose driver suitable for most uses.
    AutoCAD PDF (High Quality Print).pc3 Produces a PDF file optimized for printing on paper.
    AutoCAD PDF (Smallest File).pc3 Produces a PDF with the smallest possible file size.
    AutoCAD PDF (Web and Mobile).pc3 Produces a PDF file that supports hyperlinks mobile devices and Web browsers.
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  • Asked on January 11, 2017 in Other.

    I like this CAD podcast in particular, I just download them when i am home and listen to them on the go on my iphone

    https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cadcast/id161519800?mt=2

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