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Looks awesome!! I used to think I wanted to work on AutoCAD and I job shadowed someone who used it for land surveying. I still think it is one of the most impressive things you can do on a computer.
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All of my design is in 3D. Every day it'* like virtual reality. I get 'lost' in the model from time to time, and need to take a break to touch bases with the real world.
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I get 'lost' in the model from time to time, and need to take a break to touch bases with the real world.
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Yeah that was all in 2D as you could probley tell. I am not that good with 3D on Autocad. Catia is just another cad software. But every thing you draw is 3D. Thats what daimler chrysler uses. Alot of the commands are hard to get use to. Overall I think i like it better than Autocad. I am going to school for Civil Engineering though, and i beilive that most Civil Engineering companys use Autocad like the person jeanie job shadowed.
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Yeah that was all in 2D as you could probley tell. I am not that good with 3D on Autocad. Catia is just another cad software. But every thing you draw is 3D. Thats what daimler chrysler uses. Alot of the commands are hard to get use to. Overall I think i like it better than Autocad. I am going to school for Civil Engineering though, and i beilive that most Civil Engineering companys use Autocad like the person jeanie job shadowed.
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This is what I use at work:
http://www.cocreate.com/screenshots/...r_modeling.cfm
I've used it for some car-related stuff, too. Some of which nobody here has seen yet![Wink](https://www.gmforum.com/gm/images/smilies/wink.gif)
HP actually wrote this CAD software for UNIX (ME30) several years ago, then sold it to Co-Create.
http://www.cocreate.com/screenshots/...r_modeling.cfm
I've used it for some car-related stuff, too. Some of which nobody here has seen yet
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HP actually wrote this CAD software for UNIX (ME30) several years ago, then sold it to Co-Create.
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thats sweet will.. That looks alot like Catia. Anyone ever used Unigraphics?
Mistasse it took me 2/3 weeks for both of them. I had a 2 hour Cad/drafting class monay thru friday.
Mistasse it took me 2/3 weeks for both of them. I had a 2 hour Cad/drafting class monay thru friday.