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  1. superjacent

    3D Cad (Lesson 101)

    Thanks everyone for the advice, comprehensive comments indeed. I suppose I was looking at the process of creation in a backwards sense since I intend to copy existing plans, as-is, so to speak. Even so, as now pointed out, I suppose even in a copying process starting from the shell and...
  2. superjacent

    3D Cad (Lesson 101)

    I'm new to 3d (and 2d) CAD. I'm interested in learning and how I'll learn is by inputting my Cozy plans (when I get them) into a CAD file. This will be for my own benefit (learning). I was following this thread and many CAD programs were mentioned and some technical jargon used to describe...
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