For most things, Sketch-Up is sufficient, but there are still instances in which I would prefer AutoCad. I didnt use it often in my personal life, but it was amazing to have when I needed it. And you could finish your work, the way you want it. I used to own a full copy of 2008 LT (I was given a license by my employer at the time), which I lost years later when I upgraded laptops. And the most important thing is, you will be out of trouble if a software vendor is trying to accuse you or your company of using their software, because you're not. THERE ARE FREE CAD SOFTWARE AVAILABLE FOR YOU TO DOWNLOAD FROM THE WEB. However, some of you may feel that you already get used to operate a popular 2D/3D CAD Software (well some of you and even companies are using illegal licenses that may lead them to a legal lawsuit, what so ever), without even knowing that you might not need to use the legal/illegal licenses with all those investments and risks.
You may know what your requirements are from the answers.
You definitely don't need for a paid CAD Application. You definitely don't need a paid CAD Application Do you use 2D, 3D or both as your CAD environment?.Do you use Object Creation Commands, Layer Commands, Blocks and related Commands, Hatch and related Commands, Dimension and related Commands, Editing Commands, Tables and related Commands, Plotting/Printing Commands?.Do you use LISP inside your CAD application?.
0 kommentar(er)
