What are your thoughts on these two 3D software programs?
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Hello everyone. I’ve been thinking about learning something related to 3D modeling recently, with a focus on creating 3D diagrams of structures such as beams and columns in factories. Since I work in the pipeline sector, it would be great to be able to include representations of pipe supports and hangers as well. Currently, there are two software options: “3DSMax” and “3D Modeling Revit”. What do you think of them? Give some advice. If there are any other good software programs that everyone thinks are useful, please post them as well. Thank you~!
As I recall, Revit is a tool provided by Autodesk for architects, based on AutoCAD. 3DMax has more powerful rendering capabilities. Use Revit instead.
:) I went down and took another look; 3DMAX is better suited for 3D modeling of buildings, while for tasks related to pipelines, REVIT is the better choice. Thank you~
Neither of these two software programs is suitable for working with pipelines; their level of professionalism differs. REVIT is focused on architecture, while 3Dmax is focused on product design and animation.
Personally, I think PDS is better:lol
Neither of these is suitable for pipeline modeling; it is recommended to use PDMS, Cadworx, AutoPlant, or ProCAD
You can try using SolidWorks.