Which 3D software is good?
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Which 3D software is good? Are there any simpler software options that are easy to learn?
There are many 3D software programs, and each one has its own advantages. I’m not sure what area the original poster is mainly interested in working on
It’s enough to master one – PDMS
I support PDMS! Yes, I do! It’s easy to use and functional; it can also work with the built-in database, which is quite convenient!
I’m used to CAD, and I think it’s still quite good
I would like to ask: is 3D drawing used in the actual design work carried out by chemical engineering design firms, such as PDMS/pDS? Is it used frequently? In today’s design firms, which software is the most commonly used?
6# Haolianlian still primarily uses PDS at the moment, but PDS is only feasible for use in large complexes – it’s very expensive
This post was last edited by pdmax on 2010-3-26 09:43. pdmax is pretty good too. pdmax is a 3D factory design and management software that relies on a ** database as its foundation, with AutoCad serving as the graphical platform, enabling collaborative design among multiple disciplines and users. Pdmax offers users powerful functions such as 3D piping design, equipment layout, plan and sectional views, axonometric views, data matching checks, collision detection, and export of stress analysis files, and it is fully compatible with the PDMS database. Most of the functions of PDMS are also available in PDMax