Any of y'all know of any good CAD/Architecture software out there? I'm tryin' to find something to use for the floor plans of my building at work. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

I have used Ought-to-CAD (AutoCAD), MicroStation and by far the best bang for the buck has been FastCAD32. Look at www.fastcad.com . They offer a free 14-day downlodable version for your testing. I highly recommend this program and I am a high-end CAD user. Tell Mike Riddle (owner/Chief architect) I sent you. BTW, I am also a beta tester for them.

Kevin Gallatin

 

AutoCAD is by far the best and most-used software throughout the professional world. the latest version is AutoCAD 2002. AutoCAD 2000 is basically the same thing with less internet support (which to me is useless anyways)

you can get AutoCAD for free on Kazaa..its probably a several hundred megabit file download, and youll need security codes, etc. to purchase the software is very expensive.

Ive been using autoCAD for about 7 years now, its definately top-of-the-line...ive played around with MicroStation, but i thought it sucked....there are also other cheaper, lamer drafting programs, but AutoCAD is the best

 

3,495-dollars last time I checked.

Shawn S

 

get it off kazaa, and do a search for autocad crack. install the program and apply the crack. that's how i got mine working

 

Thanks .

I'm not sure I need a fully-loaded program for high-end users, but I'll check these out.

Thanks for the help, y'all

 

If you get ACAD 2002, get Architectural Desktop

it has some nice stuff in it!! I use it everyday



But as Shawn said its high dollar

 

hey, im running autocad 2002 with architectural desktop 3.3 and to be honest, i have never used a single feature of AD...what the hell does it do thats so good?? i never thought it was very useful, any of the versions ive seen. i guess maybe it depends on the projects you are working on??