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Re: pic: DryErase is the new CAD...
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Originally Posted by superspy334455 View Post
WHY DONT YOU TRY INVENTOR ITS MORE EASY AND MORE GENERAL
How about, I think we reverted to using a whiteboard, so apparently it didn't work for us. There's plenty of computer-inclined students here, including me (w00t for A+!) but none of us could pick it up on such short notice. Being a small team, everybody had to focus on getting it built and coded in time. Although it's sort of moot, because it has to be designed. And now we come back full circle to the dryerase...

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Originally Posted by Hachiban VIII View Post
Personally I'm a big fan of CAD... Cardboard Aided Design... It never fails
hehehe, That's rich! But how do you get around the corrugation compatibility issue?
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