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Topic ClosedGood professional 3D CAD package

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    Posted: 24.Jan.2011 at 13:04
Hi guys

me and me friend are setting up our own business producing building plans etc we also want to branch off into producing 3D visualizations of shop fit outs & refurbishments, at the moment the funds for AutoCAD revitt arch are not there could anyone advise me on a decent 3d CAD package that we could purchase which looks professional and affordable? 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24.Jan.2011 at 16:51
"Professional and affordable" are terms relative to each individual user. What I may think is affordable, you may not.

I suggest hitting the search engines. Best to google "3D CAD Programs", or even just "3D CAD". There are tons of good programs out there you can try.

Good Luck!!!


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25.Jan.2011 at 22:49
there is not just one that is most super,it depends on your skills and creativity.if u can use autocad 3d to render,use it,if ur better with revit,use it.if good at 3d max use it.to me they all have but justa lil diference.just that when u fink ur done with one u jst might have something to add to your work from another program.
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You can try ZwCAD Professional for the CAD side of things and SketchUp Pro for the visualization side.  Purchasing both should be less than $1,000 (U.S.).  After you have done a few jobs and the money starts to roll in you can upgrade one or both.  I think you'd like 3ds Max.
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