As a blind user, I'm sure you are facing a lot of challenges. Discribing them to sighted users is going to be another challenge. It's going to be even more challenging for us to offer solutions.
I think it would be essetial for you to have an instructor or, at a minimum, a tutor that can watch what you are doing and help you make adjustments as you go. How else are you going to visually verify that what you are drawing is what you want to draw?
If you want help here, to start, you are going to need to show us what you have and what you want. Then you are going to have to describe in detail how you are going about inputting your drawings.
I'm sorry but a forum format is probably not going to be a good place for you to get help at a basic level, unless you have very specific questions about settings and such. You need someone to be your eyes to verify that what you are drawing is what you are intending to draw. There are many ways to draw in AutoCAD but until you are proficient, you need to be able to see what is on the screen so you can make adjustments when you make mistakes. I don't see any other way.
If you have any suggestions as to how we can help you to help us to help you, please share them. In other words, you need to train us to help you as this is a very visual trade. Not sure how you are going to accomplish that in a forum environment.
Good luck.
Rob
Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
