what is the quick way to get familiar or master a software from beginning?
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Try learning Solidworks! I’ve been using it for the last 15 years and still find new ways of doing things! Mind you, its user interface leaves a lot to be desired - no consistency across functions! It’s as if it was designed by disparate teams all with their own idea on how to implement the functionality
I've spent years with TurboCAD and have a pretty good handle on it. Plus I have the Platinum version, which ain't cheap. (without subscription, which I am against)
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now I start to play with QCAD software and start by reading its user guide. so I am wondering if you have any genius way to master this software quickly?
diligent hands rule....
I struggled at first to learn Fusion 360 (my 6th or 7th CAD system?). I found a great step by step tutorial on YouTube. I watch the video at double speed to get the gist of it, then follow along at home. After each step I stop the video and parrot the step. The devil is in the details! It's pretty easy - watching the video I press space, alt-tab to F360, do the step, alt-tab back to YouTube, press space to play. Rinse and repeat. This really helped me learn the important but sometimes tiny details required to get F360 to work.
