Rajeev
2005-10-27 21:54:05 UTC
Hello all,
I've been using Cadopia v 5 Standard for several months now. With some
help from the good people in this newsgroup I've become reasonably
proficient, and can get done what I need.
Thing is, now I need to draw more complicated stuff that is begging for
3-D. What I'm wondering is the trade-off between BricsCad 6 Pro, which
IIRC has 3-D for somewhere in the US$500 range, and Alibre at $1000.
Is there somebody out here who knows what may be the benefit of
spending an extra $500 ? My biggest concern is drawing compatibility
with vendors who use considerably higher-end software eg SolidWorks,
recently I worked with a vendor who sent me eDrawings to review and
that was pretty handy too -- if I could convert my drawings to
eDrawings so non-CAD folks could view them that would be another
benefit.
Thanks in advance for any tips and guidance,
-rajeev-
I've been using Cadopia v 5 Standard for several months now. With some
help from the good people in this newsgroup I've become reasonably
proficient, and can get done what I need.
Thing is, now I need to draw more complicated stuff that is begging for
3-D. What I'm wondering is the trade-off between BricsCad 6 Pro, which
IIRC has 3-D for somewhere in the US$500 range, and Alibre at $1000.
Is there somebody out here who knows what may be the benefit of
spending an extra $500 ? My biggest concern is drawing compatibility
with vendors who use considerably higher-end software eg SolidWorks,
recently I worked with a vendor who sent me eDrawings to review and
that was pretty handy too -- if I could convert my drawings to
eDrawings so non-CAD folks could view them that would be another
benefit.
Thanks in advance for any tips and guidance,
-rajeev-