One of the most common problems I have encountered with Plant 3D and P&ID users projects, is a lack of training prior to using the software. Kind of like diving into the deep and and not knowing how to swim. I know sometimes budgets do not allow for training to be purchased and there is also finding time to work in a training course during a normal work day.
So here are some useful reference links to assist you with using P&ID and Plant 3D.
The most obvious location to look for help would be to refer to the help portion in the P&ID and Plant 3D program. In the help screen you can search and browse through what you might need help with.
Here are the links to the various Plant 3D and P&ID release versions of online help.
Where to find online help for AutoCAD P&ID
Where to find online help for AutoCAD Plant 3D
In addtion to Plant 3D and P&ID help there are many other locations to find addtional help. Here are some of those resources that are avaiable for you to use.
Autodesk Knowledge Network – Access a broad range of knowledge to help get the most out of Plant 3D and P&ID.
Autodesk Plant Exchange on Facebook – Autodesk Plant 3D related news, tips & tricks and other useful information.
Autodesk Plant Exchange on Twitter – Autodesk Plant 3D related news, tips & tricks and other useful information.
Autodesk YouTube Channel – Video tutorials and other useful product and industry videos.
AutoCAD Plant 3D Videos – Getting started videos.
Autodesk Screencast Videos – Plant 3D and P&ID
Autodesk Community – Find answers, share expertise, and connect with your peers (formerly Autodesk Discussion Groups). Plant 3D and P&ID
Autodesk Exchange Apps for Plant 3D – AutoCAD Plant 3D content packs and applications.
Autodesk University – Search through past Plant 3D AU classes for various Plant 3D related information.
AutoCAD Plant 3D – Quick reference guide.
Autodesk Plant Design 2014 Curriculum
Hopefully you can find some of these resouce links helpful with working with Plant 3D and P&ID.
However, if you find yourself still wanting to get some on-hands training please visit these Product Training References.
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