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What are the limitations of autocad? It can only be a single graphics platform. If it is used for professional mold design, it seems a bit tiring. Adding plug-ins will obviously* * Improved work efficiency, everyone is welcome to discuss.
I think this so-called shortcoming is exactly the advantage of CAD being widely used. As a popular drawing software, it is used in various industries and can be said to be a basic platform. The fact is that many software use CAD as the platform for secondary development, and then have new technologies applied to various professions. If so-called "plug-ins" are added (I think plug-ins are more appropriate), they will be limited to a certain industry, such as the professional molds mentioned by LZ. If they are like this when they first come out, they will definitely be abandoned by the piping industry.
My CAD level is still at this level, but I think it is not a bad thing to need plug-ins. If it comes with everything, it is probably larger than Windows, runs slower, and requires higher configurations.
Haha, I feel like I still want to take action even though I'm thinking about it! It would be nice if it could be done automatically whenever your mind thinks about it, haha.
In the future, there will be a kind of software that implements programming. You can draw it however you want. For example, if you want to draw a tangent line between two circles, if you want this line, it will generate it by itself. How great!
I think CAD should add shortcut options for writing AutoShapes in Powerpoint, such as various basic shapes, arrows, connectors, stars and flags, etc. This should make drawing faster.
Now. . You can do this when you're dreaming