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Re: Inventor to AutoCAD
i can'r satnd using inventor because of the lack of the comand line. in mechanical desktop there is a model database of fasteners and everything you may need. layers are great too. and with express tools you cna download new tools for autocad. like a recent one i downloaded was helix with i can draw screws and fan blades and sprinfs snd such with.
I tried inventor and hated it because its such a blasted hastle to click on a button for everyting not to mention its realy hard to model on it. So I Vote AutoCad |
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