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What CAD software do everyone use?

2009-03-31View Original

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I want to learn *CAD drawing; I’m not sure which software is commonly used these days, requires little storage space, and is easy to use
Reply #22009-03-31
All versions are fairly small; there isn’t much difference between them. I guess you’re also considering version D more
Reply #32009-03-31
I suggest you use CAD2004.
Reply #42009-03-31
I use CAD2004 – mainly because I’m used to it and familiar with it. I’m not very fond of the interface from 2008. On my computer, it takes up 240 megabytes.
Reply #52009-03-31
The original poster can try them all. From 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005 to 2009, the space occupied by software increased as time went on. But the functions have all been improved; however, later versions of the software have seen significant enhancements in 3D capabilities, while there have been few improvements in 2D functions. However, the 2D diagram in 07-09 includes dynamic input, and I find this feature to make entering data very convenient. Version D is sufficient for new learners.
Reply #62009-03-31
I still think 2004 is more user-friendly; the new version takes up a lot of space and isn’t as convenient.
Reply #72009-03-31
Auto CAD + PCCAD + SBCAD – this perfect combination is basically sufficient
Reply #82009-04-02
Most people still* prefer to use 2004; for general drawing purposes, the functions available in 2004 are usually sufficient. Those studying engineering can use it in combination with the “Tianzheng” software

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