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 I'm a programmer by training and inclination, so my mechanical ideas are sometimes rather, um, loosely constrained by physical reality. - Alan Anderson [more] |
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11-01-2007, 01:15
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Re: AutoCAD vs. Inventor
I love both programs but I would lean more toward Inventor. AutoCAD is great because you can design ANYTHING you want to and you have endless possibilities and the program doesnt make your computer lag as much as Inventor but in Inventor you can actually visualize the part or robot right in front of you and you can animate 3D movements demonstrating how the robot works or how its put together.
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