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Interesting take on FreeCAD's realthunder edition. I can see how the 2D sketch-based interface might be easier for simpler projects. But yeah, not learning the
by xspiral 2y ago
Interesting take on FreeCAD's realthunder edition. I can see how the 2D sketch-based interface might be easier for simpler projects. But yeah, not learning the 3D methods for organic shapes could be a downside. Do you think it's worth learning both FreeCAD and Blender, or should one just stick to Blender for the long haul?
- n3storm 2y agoAlso with blender https://www.cadsketcher.com/ https://www.cadsketcher.com/
- xspiral 2y agoThanks bro, I'm going to give it a try
- eternityforest 2y agoI would imagine if you want to do any 3D printing, or graphics with a lot of artificial looking objects, or you want to do woodworking plans or anything like that on the computer, you probably want CAD as well. But my Blender knowledge is pretty much limited to very basic sculpting, so I'm not really sure what the best approach for a 3D artist is. Basic prop building is a bit different from 3D art!
- xspiral 2y agoThanks for your suggestions, I will try both!