CAD Software
We use Pro-E but 3D and "easy" don't go together. If you want something for a marketing brochure check out free Blender. For non-CAD artistic stuff I use Lightwave (although you can use 3rd party LWCAD add-in to get CAD precision).
Thanks for all of the replies and advise!
I ended up DL'ing "Autodesk" and it is pretty interesting
hard to get used to, but a lot of fun for me!
I jsut cant get used to the 3D modeling though... It is hard! I guess thats why a lot of you people go to a 4 year school to learn how to use it
Thanks again! I think I am going to DL "Pro-E" Next, to see if thats any easier
I ended up DL'ing "Autodesk" and it is pretty interesting
hard to get used to, but a lot of fun for me!
I jsut cant get used to the 3D modeling though... It is hard! I guess thats why a lot of you people go to a 4 year school to learn how to use it

Thanks again! I think I am going to DL "Pro-E" Next, to see if thats any easier
Originally Posted by Mr. Eryozgatliyan,Jan 6 2010, 07:25 PM
Thanks for all of the replies and advise!
I ended up DL'ing "Autodesk" and it is pretty interesting
hard to get used to, but a lot of fun for me!
I jsut cant get used to the 3D modeling though... It is hard! I guess thats why a lot of you people go to a 4 year school to learn how to use it
Thanks again! I think I am going to DL "Pro-E" Next, to see if thats any easier

I ended up DL'ing "Autodesk" and it is pretty interesting
hard to get used to, but a lot of fun for me!
I jsut cant get used to the 3D modeling though... It is hard! I guess thats why a lot of you people go to a 4 year school to learn how to use it

Thanks again! I think I am going to DL "Pro-E" Next, to see if thats any easier

solidworks and solidedge are reported to be easy and will get the job done well. i've used solidworks and it was very easy although not always as powerful as i wanted.
catia, pro-e, and UG are bigger, more powerful, and with possible exception of pro-e (which i havent used), they aren't quite as intuitive/easy as solidworks. but that said, they arent that bad either IMO. i really like catia, but it sure isn't cheap to license.
catia, pro-e, and UG are bigger, more powerful, and with possible exception of pro-e (which i havent used), they aren't quite as intuitive/easy as solidworks. but that said, they arent that bad either IMO. i really like catia, but it sure isn't cheap to license.







