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What software do people use for 3D models?

2009-03-09View Original

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We’re using ATUODESK INVNTOR right now, and there are many problems; I don’t know who to turn to for help
Reply #22009-03-11
AutoCAD2008: Used for creating layout drawings and individual part drawings. SolidWorks 2007: Creating production drawings for series products. 3DMAX and LightScape 3.2: Creating renderings, etc.
Reply #32009-03-12
I want to learn SW. . I’m short on time.
Reply #42009-03-15
ProE is pretty good; SW is relatively simple to learn. Solid Edge is also simple
Reply #52009-03-16
I recently saw PDmax in China and I also want to learn it*; I’m not sure which one is better
Reply #62009-03-16
Generally, CATA software is used; it’s convenient and user-friendly, and it allows for the conversion of 3D models into 2D plans directly
Reply #72009-03-17
I’m not sure whether you are doing drawing or computational analysis; if it’s computation, SolidWorks could be an option. For layout work, PDMS can be used as it can generate ISO drawings automatically. If stress calculations are required, ANSYS is a good choice.
Reply #82009-03-18
Guys from Chengdu can go directly to Chengda Engineering Company for training; the PDS software is used, and it only takes one or two weeks to become proficient in using it

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