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Rahtid wrote:TD? nah jedd,forget that,try and do autocad or sumn but still,ppl who just draw,cant interpret more than maybe 60% of their work cuz if u dont know fundamentals of building,then u just basically drawing whatever they give u to draw.
if u can build or know much about building,then u on,but otherwise,u just hadda draw,
buzz wrote::lol:
aite
O' level TD is quite easy
just read any reputable text an yuh good tuh go
as for auto cad you can check SBCS
but rumour has it that their certificates are not recognized by autodesk
Rahtid wrote:i stopped using autocad a long time now for professional designs. i use Vector Works for most of my work plus a lot of other programs which are like a big percentage better than acad.
i not dissin acad,just that i rather use these instead.
electrical drawings,,some ppl do not have the slightest idea of an elec. circuit and wanna do drawings,,i did electrical designs for a big well known oil company,i mean like 12kv, and upwards,and the chief electrical and instrumentation engineer came personally to my office up north just to meet me and shake my hand,considering the fact that i am yung and does his level of work,,,
EXPERIENCE IS THE KEY YOUNG PEOPLE,,,TRY YOUR BEST AND GET EXPERIENCE DONT WORRY BOUT THE SALARY(i know its difficult,but take one that allows u to live and handle your bizznizz,the greater rewards will come later on)WITH EXPERIENCE,U WILL GET A GOOD POSITION THEREFORE SALARY!!!!!
crossdrilled wrote:Rahtid wrote:i stopped using autocad a long time now for professional designs. i use Vector Works for most of my work plus a lot of other programs which are like a big percentage better than acad.
i not dissin acad,just that i rather use these instead.
electrical drawings,,some ppl do not have the slightest idea of an elec. circuit and wanna do drawings,,i did electrical designs for a big well known oil company,i mean like 12kv, and upwards,and the chief electrical and instrumentation engineer came personally to my office up north just to meet me and shake my hand,considering the fact that i am yung and does his level of work,,,
EXPERIENCE IS THE KEY YOUNG PEOPLE,,,TRY YOUR BEST AND GET EXPERIENCE DONT WORRY BOUT THE SALARY(i know its difficult,but take one that allows u to live and handle your bizznizz,the greater rewards will come later on)WITH EXPERIENCE,U WILL GET A GOOD POSITION THEREFORE SALARY!!!!!
Why vector works? I see the piping people like to use microstation, something about being ablt to export the 3D files or something. You doing architectural drawings?
AGENT RORO wrote:My suggestion to you don't try to do to much one time. Start from CXC level and don't try to do anything else until you understand and are able to visualize things. Start there and move on to Auto CAD etc.
(P.S. I did Auto CAD and drawing @ Trinizuela and wasn't disappointed)
Rahtid wrote:crossdrilled wrote:Rahtid wrote:i stopped using autocad a long time now for professional designs. i use Vector Works for most of my work plus a lot of other programs which are like a big percentage better than acad.
i not dissin acad,just that i rather use these instead.
electrical drawings,,some ppl do not have the slightest idea of an elec. circuit and wanna do drawings,,i did electrical designs for a big well known oil company,i mean like 12kv, and upwards,and the chief electrical and instrumentation engineer came personally to my office up north just to meet me and shake my hand,considering the fact that i am yung and does his level of work,,,
EXPERIENCE IS THE KEY YOUNG PEOPLE,,,TRY YOUR BEST AND GET EXPERIENCE DONT WORRY BOUT THE SALARY(i know its difficult,but take one that allows u to live and handle your bizznizz,the greater rewards will come later on)WITH EXPERIENCE,U WILL GET A GOOD POSITION THEREFORE SALARY!!!!!
Why vector works? I see the piping people like to use microstation, something about being ablt to export the 3D files or something. You doing architectural drawings?
i do everything,from piping to architectural.
Samo wrote:AGENT RORO wrote:My suggestion to you don't try to do to much one time. Start from CXC level and don't try to do anything else until you understand and are able to visualize things. Start there and move on to Auto CAD etc.
(P.S. I did Auto CAD and drawing @ Trinizuela and wasn't disappointed)
serious now
original_lollybob wrote:buzz wrote::lol:
aite
O' level TD is quite easy
just read any reputable text an yuh good tuh go
as for auto cad you can check SBCS
but rumour has it that their certificates are not recognized by autodesk
where dat rumour come from?
yuh does get a sbcs cert and an autodesk cert for each level yuh complete eh.. so if the sbcs one not 'recognised' then i think the one from autodesk is
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