Is CAD better for chemical engineering drawing, or is PIDCAD better?

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Is CAD better for chemical engineering drawing, or is PIDCAD better? I’m used to CAD 2007, so I’m not quite accustomed to PIDCAD yet, but I can tell that it is indeed much more convenient. Learn* it

Reply #22011-07-19

I feel that PCCAD is the most user-friendly!

Reply #32011-07-19

It’s chemical engineering drawing, PPCAD?

Reply #42011-07-19

I’ve never used PCCAD, but with CAD, it’s quite convenient to create small programs for some common graphics.

Reply #52011-07-19

I just tried PIDCAD yesterday, and it seems quite easy to use – very convenient. It doesn’t require as many blocks as CAD does

Reply #62011-07-19

I’ve never used PIDCAD, but it seems to me that what the OP is describing is similar to CAD plugins – it’s just more specialized for chemical engineering, with common graphics turned into blocks for easy use

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