If you want to learn CAD furniture drawing on your own, you don t know where to start

CAD generally plays a role in design, which is to draft drawings... But if it is to draw the design of furniture, I think no one will directly use CAD to draw a sketch and then use 3DMAX to process the renderings, customers will definitely be willing to look at the renderings more intuitively, and we will directly use 3DMAX CAD when designing in this kind of design, the more practical role is to draw some complex and fine pattern base, and then pour it into 3D to generate solid patterns, so that it is more convenient to use.

And if you want to learn one alone, to be honest, even if you learn it, it's useless to draw architectural drawings after drawing, for example, for budgeting, then you won't use budgeting software.

Draw a mechanical drawing, you can't read the mechanical drawing software.

Draw furniture or decorations, you won't render renderings.

Simply go to give people advertising spray drawings and say I will use CAD, then he also asked if you can use FLASH and so on

So advice: think about what direction you want to do, and then decide what you want to study and how you want to learn.

1. Find a school to study professionally and systematically, of course, it is valuable and time-worthy. At that time the harvest was proportional. Because there will be a big difference between a designer who understands ergonomics and color matching and a designer who can draw sketches and the work you design with self-taught software.

2. Find a training class to learn a few collocation software in a simple and systematic way, and find a company to practice for a period of time after half a year, and soon you will slowly get into this line of work and slowly become professional.

After you can stick to the system and learn a few software that match each other to have a general direction, you will know how to use this software better.

Supermarket layout drawing, this mainly has some architectural knowledge, and most of its practical use is straight lines, profile lines, and labeling, which is actually not complicated. It's nothing. You can start with the most basic tools, such as commands for drawing, how to modify graphics, and annotations, and that's all you need.

Not too much ...

CAD drawings are production drawings and construction drawings, which are drawings that may be implemented with the drawings you draw.

It's very simple to get started, before drawing, you should have the shape of the object in your head. Then draw the drawings such as the flat section.

When it comes to relief carving, CAD is absolutely sufficient!

3D modeling requires rendering and CNC machining!

I personally recommend using the combination of UG+3DCOAT!

Forehead... I don't know how you draw the drawing, but I think 3ds Max is a good software, just buy a tutorial book at a bookstore, I don't know if you need it.