@john.vellekwrote:
Hi @omorah,
I am not aware of any specific PDFs on 3D training in AutoCAD. I found this conceptual article that might be a start.
When I did some Internet searching, I found that most articles come from EDU Institutions. Have you considered taking some actual coursework from a ACT or from a school? Some of the curriculum might be exactly what you are looking for. Let me know if you need some URLs
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John, first, thank you for your search, well appreciated. Let me expand on my reason for looking for a PDF. Maybe I should have mentioned this in my post. I have already done AutoCAD 3D some years ago; did well with pipes, tanks, fixtures, in both mechanical and architectural office practices. This was some ten years ago. Now, I have forgotten most of the way around doing it the way I used to, due to the fact I moved to another office that did not use 3D. So, now, I just need to 'brush' up on 3D again to get back into the groove. On such note, I was just looking for PDFs to go through quickly. I have the one in your link, and many others also. I currently have about four I am using, but none is for the more current version of AutoCAD, but can still get around easily.
However, the main reason why I need to get back to my 3D experience is because I am about to start learning Revit Architecture. I have the 2018 Revit and a very good book on it. So, if I don't get back in the groove of the AutoCAD 3D, I will not after getting into Revit. An analogy would be learning how to drive a car with an automatic system and going to try to drive a manual transmission.
Hopefully I will be done with my 3D practices this weekend then start on Revit by next week. In conclusion, I think I am fine now with the PDFs I have.
Thanks again John.
