I think that Draft can give you very good results.
Yes, it does and it is fast :)
After attending the training you need to spend some time on Draft administration.
A lot of time, I think I need a Super Draft Administration Training :)
The work I have posted before it has existing buildings, streets etc. The file receive was a DXF and per client request it should be represented at least on the 2D Drawings.
So how many time it will take to draw this existing parts on 3D? They are just representative, Is it productive? To be honest I don't remember facing this situation during training.
My question are:
If you only have PDMS how can you insert this DXF on Draft?
Can this DXF be inserted as a overlay and adjusted on 3D model?
How I import DXF to PDMS?
I will be facing the same situation soon, Is there any recommendation how to do it?
Best regards,
ARamos
PS
Unfortunately I'm managing and using all PDMS modules alone, and it is hard and difficult :(
I think that Draft can give you very good results.
Yes, it does and it is fast :)
After attending the training you need to spend some time on Draft administration.
A lot of time, I think I need a Super Draft Administration Training :)
The work I have posted before it has existing buildings, streets etc. The file receive was a DXF and per client request it should be represented at least on the 2D Drawings.
So how many time it will take to draw this existing parts on 3D? They are just representative, Is it productive? To be honest I don't remember facing this situation during training.
My question are:
If you only have PDMS how can you insert this DXF on Draft?
Can this DXF be inserted as a overlay and adjusted on 3D model?
How I import DXF to PDMS?
I will be facing the same situation soon, Is there any recommendation how to do it?
Best regards,
ARamos
PS
Unfortunately I'm managing and using all PDMS modules alone, and it is hard and difficult :(
