Architecture Tutoring with Revit, Rhino, and SketchUp Training

Vikramaditya provided an introductory AutoCAD lesson to a learner based in Garden Grove, covering screen sharing, basic settings, fundamental commands, and the polyline tool. He explained object snapping, selection methods, and essential keyboard shortcuts. They also worked on plotting a drawing and saving it as a PDF, and a follow-up lesson was scheduled to continue their work.

Vikramaditya provided Bob with an insightful AutoCAD lesson, focusing on the interface and tools essential for electrical diagrams. A significant portion of their time was initially spent troubleshooting screen-sharing issues. Bob then shared a sample drawing of a distribution panel, leading to a discussion about the difficulties of editing text in converted PDF files. Vikramaditya advised obtaining the original DWG file or recreating the drawing from scratch. They concluded by scheduling follow-up lessons to work on recreating the drawing and to resolve the persistent screen-sharing problems.

Vikramaditya assisted Avery with her SketchUp lesson, focusing on modeling kitchen cabinets. They began by addressing initial file and licensing issues, then moved on to constructing cabinetry using components, groups, and efficient modeling techniques within the software. Vikramaditya shared the working model with Avery on Google Drive for her to continue practicing these SketchUp skills.

Vikramaditya from Wiingy tutored an individual from Frisco in SketchUp, beginning by resolving initial technical difficulties with Google Meet and SketchUp setup. The lesson then progressed to essential SketchUp concepts, including file types, the tape measure tool, and plugins like "1001bit Tools." They also explored the 3D Warehouse, axis locking, and the distinctions between components and groups, along with the section plane tool. Instruction covered drawing within groups, using reference lines, and setting up shortcuts. Vikramaditya highlighted the advantages of components for repetitive elements and demonstrated effective model organization. The lesson concluded with a discussion of autosave, the selection tool, and component creation, with a follow-up lesson planned for Saturday.

Vikramaditya tutored Avery on advanced SketchUp techniques for architectural modeling, focusing on bathroom design. Avery practiced editing walls, applying textures, and using the 'Follow Me' tool, while Vikramaditya demonstrated dynamic components and fixture replacement. Vikramaditya assigned Avery to practice editing the washroom model and applying textures, and they scheduled another session for the following week.

Vikramaditya Shah Bundela and Thomas Soper spent the session troubleshooting a billing and lesson-length issue with Wingi support. Vikramaditya agreed to contact Wingi management (Vance) to resolve the issue directly and provide Thomas with a contact number. They decided to postpone further lessons until the issue is resolved, with a target resolution date of the following Tuesday.