- From t-square & triangle era
- Posted by jjfxcfc@gmail.com on July 20th, 2005
Had 25 yrs of using the old noggin. Willing to relearn. Although I
wonder what Michaelangelo or Corbousier would do if given a computer.
Autodesk seems to be the most prominent, but would like to hear of
other's opinions of other systems out there, like maybe Sun's.
Respond: jjfxcfc@gmail.com.
- Posted by wald on July 20th, 2005
"jjfxcfc@gmail.com" <jjfxcfc@gmail.com> wrote:
You'll have to make more sense, I don't have a clue what you're
talking about. Are you looking for CAD software?
Regards,
Wald
- Posted by Susan Bugher on July 20th, 2005
jjfxcfc@gmail.com wrote:
Some Freeware CAD apps (and other vector drawing apps) that have been mentioned in ACF are listed here:
http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf...:3DVector-Draw
http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf...or:Vector-Draw
Susan
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Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org (not maintained)
- Posted by Troppo on July 20th, 2005
Susan Bugher <whoisebugher@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:cOsDe.2840$S17.581500@monger.newsread.com:
A9CAD from A9Tech.com
AutoCAD compatible files, 2D only - commands limited to the basics.
Look for tutorials etc. which specifically handle the transition from
drawing board to CAD: Lines are only connected if you say so (by using
'snaps' - precision in a good CAD program is very high); drawings are
prepared full-scale eg 1:1, only scaled for printing ...
If A9CAD doesn't drive you up the wall then you are on your way :-)
