Is Auto CAD better than 3D?

Both of these software have their own merits. Auto CAD is mainly based on · Plane Drawing can create basic graphical objects such as lines, circles, ellipses, polygons, splines, etc., in a variety of ways. Drawing Aids AutoCAD provides orthographic, object snapping, polar tracking, snap tracking, and other AutoCAD interface drawing aids.

The orthographic feature makes it easy to draw horizontal, vertical straight lines, object snaps help pick up special points on geometric objects, and the trace feature makes it easier to draw diagonal lines and locate points in different directions. Graphics AutoCAD has powerful features to move, copy, rotate, pattern, stretch, extend, trim, scale objects, and more. Dimensioning can create a variety of types of dimensions, and the appearance of dimensioning can be set by yourself.

Write text Easily write text anywhere and in any direction of the graphic, and you can set attributes such as font, tilt angle and width scaling. Layer management function Graphic objects are located on a certain layer, and you can set the layer color, line type, line width and other characteristics. 3D Drawing 3D solids and surface models can be created, and the solids themselves can be carried out.

Network Functionality Drawings can be published on the web or AutoCAD resources accessed via the web. Data exchange AutoCAD provides a variety of graphics and image data exchange formats and corresponding commands. And 3D Max is:

In terms of application scope, it is widely used in advertising, film and television, industrial design, architectural design, multi-professional production, games, auxiliary teaching and engineering visualization and other fields. The powerful 3ds Max is widely used in the television and entertainment industries, such as the production of opening credits and games, and the character of Lara, which is deeply rooted in the hearts of players, is the masterpiece of 3ds Max. The main thing is what are you going to do?

When it comes to creating indoor or outdoor architectural uses, the two can complement each other. CAD is the first choice if you are only drawing drawings, but if you are making 3D models and 3D views, you can choose the latter! Hope you pray for help!

3D renderings can be made in Auto CAD, and the specific operation steps are as follows:

1. First of all, we draw a simple double line on the 2D drawing to represent the volume of the 3D model, and then directly enter the 3D view command 3DO to enter the CAD 3D view.

2. In the 3D perspective, we can directly hold down the mouse to drag, we can adjust the angle of the 3D perspective, and after the adjustment is completed, we press ESC to exit the perspective movement.

3. After determining the 3D perspective, we need to determine the height of the 3D model, enter the ext shortcut key of the stretch command, and press the space bar or enter key to determine the command.

4. Enter the stretch command, we directly select the two-line two-dimensional drawing, select all the lines, press the spacebar to determine the line, and then move the mouse to stretch the operation.

5. We can move the mouse up and down to determine the height of the model, or we can directly enter the height value and press the spacebar to accurately stretch the height of the model.

6. After completing the height setting of the model, the 3D model is just a simple 2D wireframe, we click on the 2D wireframe option in the upper left corner, and you can choose other styles in the pop-up menu. After the adjustment, we can see the style of the model more specifically.

Yes, and the dimensions drawn are relatively accurate.

For example, some furniture design and industrial parts design are generally made of CAD axonometric drawings, that is, three-dimensional drawings, which can also be simply rendered to make it look more realistic.

Of course, there are other software, like 3DMAX, which is better at doing three-dimensional effects, but it pays more attention to art and visual effects; Maya is a three-dimensional animation, a large-scale tour.

It is very painful to use CAD to make renderings, but if you can use Round Square software to do it, it is very easy, I hope it can help you.

Yes, but both modeling and rendering are quite cumbersome, and in fact, no one uses CAD to make renderings. To make renderings, you can try 3D Max.

It can make a simple 3D model, the rendering effect is not very good, if it is good, it is still 3ds Max, and the latter is powerful in 3D and more efficient in operation.

Version 05 or below is not good (the effect is very poor). The 05 version is barely okay. CAD2007 seems to be a little better now.

But. Still not as good as 3ds Max. 3ds Max can use light sources with great precision. CAD doesn't work.

CAD rendering is still a long way from 3ds Max.

It can be done! But if you want to be realistic, it is recommended to use 3dmax

It can be done, but the rendering function in CAD is really not complimentary.

The materials and lighting are too simple. It doesn't work much.

There is a certain error in the information you get.

First of all, there are basically two kinds of CAD software, one is Auto CAD for 2D drawing, and the interface is similar to the ...... of "Paint" softwareIt is mainly used for 2D three-view drawing of parts, and has nothing to do with 3DMax. Another kind of CAD is 3D CAD drawing software, the famous Wildfire (wildfire) series, its interface and functions are very similar to 3DMAX, can be 3D modeling, assembly, etc., and 3DMAX has a certain similarity.

Secondly, 3D CAD software and 3DMax have similar functions, but 3DMax focuses on lighting, lenses, materials, and rendering, while CAD focuses on size, assembly, stress, etc. It can be said that although the two are similar, it does not mean that you have to learn 3DMax before you can learn CAD, but that if you know 3DMax, then it will be much easier to learn CAD, because many things are similar.

In short: 1. If the landlord intends to learn 2D Auto CAD, then it has nothing to do with 3DMax. 2. If the landlord learns 3D CAD software, then if 3DMax is the best, if not, there is no need to learn, just learn CAD, don't worry.

I hope I made it clear to you