"" Your 3D means: ""
Again you display your total ignorance of the software. We've been modeling full refineries in 3D for several years, complete with all structures, piping, electrical, instrumentation, material control, and iso generation. But then based on another thread, I understand that you're incapable of doing your own development, so you're stuck with out of the box tools and that's pretty sad.
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"" Your 3D means poor texture, lights and render?""
Again the display of ignorance of the software. AutoCAD is not a presentation tool and has never claimed to be one. It's display features are for visualization only and are not intended for final presentation renderings. For that use a different tool. Oh, I forgot, you're the one size fits all guy.
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"" Although ADSK forget the most important thing in a 3D application: an easy and multidirectional 3D cursor. ""
Easily manipulatable UCS has been a feature of AutoCAD for some time.
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"" using wires trough several steps to have at the end primitives volume ""
You really would do yourself well to learn something about the software before you make these attempts a disparaging it. Wireframe manipulation is a Microstation method.
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"" Not to mention the horrible task has been to get projections or views in previous releases ""
DVIEW for most of us is a rather simple procedure. Again, learning to use the software will go far in helping you past these blind spots.
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"" top or "develop" 1500 macros. ""
See, there you are. You don't wish to take the time to learn the software or tailor the software to your needs, you just wish to bit... gripe about it.
BTW, we have a HEAVILY customized system in place that runs 600 functions tops. These functions include pipe, electrical and structural steel parametrics with embedded intelligence along with material extraction, iso-generation, view clipping, and automatic labeling and annotation. But then we know what we want and how we want it to look and are not waiting on someone else to tell us how to draw.
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"" You have to see how 3DS or Maya work to clearly distinct what is 3D and what is 2D with a Z coordinate. ""
Oh I'm quite familiar with both. Neither provided the full spectrum of development we required for our end product and were not as easily customized to provide it.
You see AutoCAD is quite a lot more than 2D with a Z coordinate, you just need to learn how to use it. Waiting around for someone to hand it to you on a platter will leave you less than knowledgeable about the software..