Need advice on a book

Hi all,

I've gone and lost my 3D practice book .

I've still got the Bible, and AutoCAD for dummies ( did i just admit

that) books.

So i'm after a decent copy of "Mastering AutoCAD 2000" but can't

find it anywhere. or a book along those lines. any ideas. I don't mind

going for later publications BTW.

(p.s. have found some but they were a bit in pieces)

I've got the 2004 3D Modeling book by Kalameja and Wilson. Will that one work?

Sure that'd be great what's the title?

Anything up to 2008 no probs, it's if it's asking you to use acad '09 i'd get stuck.

It's AutoCAD 2004, 3D Modeling, A Visual Approach. It's published by Thomson Delmar Learning.

If you're using 2008, you may want to opt for a book for 2007 or later; a lot of 3D stuff changed in 2007.

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Cheers I'll make a note of it, and see if it's published over here in the uk.

 

If you're using 2008, you may want to opt for a book for 2007 or later; a lot of 3D stuff changed in 2007.

 

 

True, but i'm just after the basic principals of 3D drawin at the moment, i'm having to re-learn what i've forgotten.

I'll send you my copy. I really don't use it for civil drafting.

check half dot com

i got autocad and its applications 2007 basics and advanced books there for $25 both shipped. brand new. the advanced book has quite a bit on 3d.

you dont need a book mj

practice "and your own experimentation with cad" makes perfect

Well books are needed when you're not in front of the pc and its nice to sit back and read up.

d'you realise how much it'll cost to ship overseas bob?