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Very easy to learn and use.- posted
18 years ago
HiHo;
Try Rhino from
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- posted
18 years ago
Download SketchUp from
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doesn't get any easier. It runs for 8 hours free, and most
people can design a house in that time. It's also got great DWG/DXF
export and import, so you can use Autocad for the detailing.
- posted
18 years ago
Hi, I'm new to cad and it's probably out of my league, but, all I want to do
is draw 3D wireframe cubes and add points to drag the cube to make new
shapes, I build Arcade machines and would like to do the designing with a
cad type program (can be a simple program I don't care), I have tried to do
it on Autocad and I can't figure out how to add points to the lines or how
to make it 3D, If anyone can help me here or direct me to a program to
download thats not as hard to use I'd appreciate it alot......
Thank you very much!
is draw 3D wireframe cubes and add points to drag the cube to make new
shapes, I build Arcade machines and would like to do the designing with a
cad type program (can be a simple program I don't care), I have tried to do
it on Autocad and I can't figure out how to add points to the lines or how
to make it 3D, If anyone can help me here or direct me to a program to
download thats not as hard to use I'd appreciate it alot......
Thank you very much!
- posted
18 years ago
Jack,
You say it must be AutoCAD. But SketchUp is much easier and cheaper.
But if it must be AutoCAD then you are going to require lots of training or lots of time alone with the software to learn its capabilities.
Time alone is the answer to either.
W. Kirk Crawford Rochester Hills, Michigan
Jack wrote:
You say it must be AutoCAD. But SketchUp is much easier and cheaper.
But if it must be AutoCAD then you are going to require lots of training or lots of time alone with the software to learn its capabilities.
Time alone is the answer to either.
W. Kirk Crawford Rochester Hills, Michigan
Jack wrote: