Program to design an addition to my house?
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Program to design an addition to my house?
Looking to build an addition to my house, maybe 24X24. Does anyone know of a program out there (preferably low cost or free) that I would want to use, or should I see a pro?
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Google Sketch Up
It's Free
I am not experinced in 3d design at all and I did these in less than an hour while planning to remodel our bedroom..
To scale and very easy to use.
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It's Free
I am not experinced in 3d design at all and I did these in less than an hour while planning to remodel our bedroom..
To scale and very easy to use.
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Google Sketch Up
It's Free
I am not experinced in 3d design at all and I did these in less than an hour while planning to remodel our bedroom..
To scale and very easy to use.
Before:
After:
It's Free
I am not experinced in 3d design at all and I did these in less than an hour while planning to remodel our bedroom..
To scale and very easy to use.
Before:
After:
nice, im taking a class next year to learn all about cad and that kinda stuff.
lookin to be an architect or a graphic designer.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by texaspyro21
I think you forgot one important thing that goes with bathrooms, the door. How else can the man's throne be his throne if he can't lock out the queen?
Trust me, everyone goes to the other end of the house and opens windows, or they vacate the house when I'm on the throne, even with doors shut and over sized fart fan.
No worries about the queen or princesses invading my ruling chambers!
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Originally Posted by Krohbar
I've been using AutoCAD since '89. Anything else is like drawing on a bar napkin. But, then, AutoCAD is a pretty penny.
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Originally Posted by Krohbar
I've been using AutoCAD since '89. Anything else is like drawing on a bar napkin. But, then, AutoCAD is a pretty penny.
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I have a question about CAD.
Is it a tough program to get used to?
I'm thinking about getting into draft and surveying, and that is something I will need to learn.
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Originally Posted by Krohbar
I've been using AutoCAD since '89. Anything else is like drawing on a bar napkin. But, then, AutoCAD is a pretty penny.
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Yep, $4000 for a single seat license for this year's version.
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AutoCAD vs Pro/e et all is like Lexus vs Kia, BMW vs Yugo, F-150 vs Tundra... you get the point...
AutoCAD is very intuitive, very easy to "self teach". Get the LT version if you don't need any modeling capabilities.
AutoCAD is very intuitive, very easy to "self teach". Get the LT version if you don't need any modeling capabilities.