Which is the best software for 3D drawing?
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I am learning *3D drawing and would like to know more about it
Everyone has their strengths; it depends on the needs of the work, and sometimes it’s not up to you to make the choice
There is no best option – the key is to see what suits one’s needs. Whether it’s a stand-alone design or a collaborative one, whether this software is to be used for both modeling and engineering drawings, and whether it is mainly for designing equipment, pipelines, or factory layouts What software is used by the company, and are there any customization requirements? The OP’s topic is too broad
AutoCAD 2004 is still quite practical
For steel structures in industrial plants, TEKLA seems to be a more useful option; for pressure vessels, PVE is used
1# liu*aohua88 I think ProE is great!
Reply to 6# zzqqaa: I want to work in the design field!
It seems there are no free software options for 3D modeling
There are many 3D software programs available on the market, each with its own strengths, making it difficult to give a general evaluation. The key is to consider specific needs. For example, NX has powerful modeling capabilities, but its support for Chinese characters is quite poor. PRO/E is good, but its surface modeling capabilities are average. SOLID WORKS seems mediocre, yet it offers first-class support for Chinese and is easy to learn. So, there’s no clear winner – even if you prefer one of them, it might not meet the requirements set by your company. So, choose one and master it thoroughly; don’t try to do too much, and certainly don’t be distracted!
I think 3dmax is the best! I think I heard that Pro works too!