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1. #BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL HOW TO#
2. #BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL MOVIE#
3. #BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL SOFTWARE#
4. #BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL TRIAL#

You can always change the profile, later, within BricsCAD. Then, at the top of the tab, select one of the options to create or open a drawing. First, at the bottom of the tab, set your current profile. The Get Started tab is just that! It’s where you launch into BricsCAD to start your design. Each time you select a Profile Preset, it’s added to the Get Started tab. Then enter a name for the profile or accept the default profile name. First select the profile (2D drafting, 3D Modeling, Mechanical, BIM, or Sheet Metal) and the units (Imperial or Metric) you want to use.

#BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL TRIAL#

The BricsCAD trial includes 5 preset profiles.

But, when launching a new CAD application for the first time, you want to jump in and give it a try! This is where the Profile Presets tab comes in. If you’re like me, you greatly value Tutorials and Important stuff.

#BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL SOFTWARE#

The What’s New tab offers important information about software fixes and improvements.

The Tutorials tab also provides easy access to the Bricsys website and other relevant topics and news. Link to instructional blog posts in addition to more than 100 videos. Scrolling through the Tutorials list you can select from a variety of categories including 2D drafting and Programming as well as industry-specific topics for BIM, mechanical and sheet metal design. The Tutorials tab is what you would expect from the title and more! It’s a great resource whether you’re completely new to BricsCAD or a veteran user trying to advance your skills. I’ll introduce you to these tabs from the bottom up. A fourth tab, Get Started, is added based on your profile selections. Initially the Welcome window has only 3 tabs: Profile Presets, What’s New, and Tutorials. However, drawing in a 3D environment is my current thinking which may drive my decision.The first thing you’ll notice when you launch BricsCAD, after installing, is the Welcome window. There are more extensive ones on SPIRIT, but I'm still uncertain which CAD Tool I should run with for a 'One-for-all' (been saying this for an age). I've created a YOU-TUBE Channel where all the above are located in terms of video tutorials for anyone to explore. The latter is too good to be true when you look at the purchase cost. Then recently a few others, looking only, (including BCB to date) SU/PLUS-SPEC, VISUAL-ARQ, FORM-Z, ELITE-CAD & ACCA software - EDIFICIUS. My endeavours to find a 'One-for-all' has led me to SPIRIT (a turbo charged version of DataCAD - long story) which I purchased, but no real flight time yet for real projects. It initially looks like SU & BCB have been merged together as one. I've not seen BRICSYS-CAD-BIM before, but I do like the 3D approach whereby you can draw in the 3D environment. My ultimate goal though is to have one software tool that I'm comfortable with.

#BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL MOVIE#

Is this similar in BCB.? a movie tutorial on this one.! Quite a few 3D Architectural CAD/BIM software products have adopted SU Layout feature for your 2D model extracted plans for presentation from the 3D model.

I use a variety of Architectural CAD software tools, DataCAD for 2D in conjunction with SketchUp, as never really got on with DC 3D. This seems to be the missing punchline to their limited video tutorials on the BRICSYS WEBSITE. Hatching, Line weights, Fills, Text & Symbols. I'd like to see a movie on how BRICSYS-CAD-BIM extracts the 2D plans from the 3D model & deals with all the levels of plan presentation, i.e.

#BRICSCAD 3D TUTORIAL HOW TO#

Kudos on this goes to CHIEF ARCHITECT cad website, a good example of how to sell your product. Consideration of this by BRICSCAD HQ would be worth while I'm sure. Having said that, I also believe an overview movie tutorial, just touching on the key points is equally important. Structured movie tutorials demonstrate the ability of software quite instantly & may even be a key point in purchasing a product without too much hesitation. I posted something similar (slightly tenuous) under another title, I didn't get any response, so I thought I would post this one again, as I’ve still not been able to find a movie tutorial on the below.