Which is the best software for secondary development of CAD?
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For mechanical engineers, CAD software specialized for steel structures is very useful for further development, and it provides great assistance to designers. However, it seems that there are no perfect cracked versions of these software, while the legitimate versions are too expensive. What are your thoughts on this phenomenon? Please share your opinions!
I’ll give the speech. Elder brother: Actually, the genuine version isn’t expensive either, right? And there are also many free secondary development programs! You’ve never done programming; don’t you know that those things were created by others, that they were developed through hard work? You also admitted that these secondary development software tools are of great help to our design work. Why is there such great help? Do you know? Because AutoCAD is a platform with a wide range of applications, spanning from fashion to metallurgy, from surveying to construction, from water management to aircraft manufacturing – it covers almost all types of professional design work. Precisely because of its breadth, it inevitably lacks precision in specific fields; there are bound to be shortcomings and areas that need improvement. Therefore, AutoCAD provides tools for secondary development, allowing users to learn on their own and enhance its functions through research. Most of the developers of these secondary applications are experienced professionals in their respective fields, with a high level of understanding of their specialty and considerable expertise in CAD drawing. As a result, they sought ways to simplify repeated CAD operations, which led to the creation of powerful and useful secondary application programs for various industries. Using these programs can greatly reduce the workload of drawing and improve work efficiency. In this regard, such developments represent a progress for society, and charging fees is understandable and acceptable. If you can’t accept it, you don’t have to use it at all! I was just thinking about cracking others’ things to use for myself – do you know what kind of behavior that is? It’s equivalent to plagiarizing someone else’s work. If you’re reluctant to spend money, and given how advanced the internet is these days with so many teaching resources available, you can develop similar programs on your own. Reaping benefits without effort is always shameful.
That makes sense; I fully agree. Programming is a tedious task; any software requires careful consideration from programmers and planners. Don’t keep thinking about getting something for free. Of course, there are still free options available, most of which are developed by individuals or come with limited functionality. If you want something truly free and easy to use, then develop it yourself and experience both the challenges and the joys of programming. If you don’t know where to start, then look for information online on your own. As long as you have a good plan, most of the programming issues can be found online, either directly or indirectly.
It’s of course great to have a free version. Why is there a cracked version of such a powerful software like CAD? Aren’t the companies that develop CAD software doing very well?
Have used ObjectARX2000 or 2002