Symbols: no (but, there are ‘components’ which basically is the same thing… at least in 3D)
Model to sheet/construction drawings: no (but Pro version does have this)
Models can be directly exported to industry standard formats for transfer to any 3D printer, CNC or milling process.”)ĢD CAD: yes, but in a 3D viewing mode and fills with a material or solid color (for closed 2D objects) howeverĬan convert from 3D CAD to 2D: yes, but only with the ‘section’ toolĬan convert from 2D CAD to 3D: yes, by extrude no magic button Mesh: yes, through the use of 3 commands: ‘subdivision’, ‘subdivision convert’, & ‘reshape’ tool which is the same thing as ‘push/pull’Ĭan treat a mesh as if it’s a solid: yes, but a bit tricky to useĬan do text along curve: no (but, Pro version can do this)Ĭan 3D print: yes (website says: “The internal water tight modeling representation used by form Then, the blank one I want filled out by at least 2 people here in this Rhino forum/thread, for Rhino3D version 6 (base program without plug ins, but in pros/cons make notes about any plugins if you want). First, an example form already filled out for FormZ Jr.
#SUBD CONVERSION FORMZ FULL#
OK, below is a generic list of abilities all 2D/3D CAD (or 3D modeling) software should have (I have 3+ years of full time hobby work with ViaCAD Pro which is a semi professional 2D/3D CAD program, I had version 10 since 2016). The question is to fill out this form… which no one did so far, so I’ll post it by copy and paste off a text file buried in my PC… let me find it now. Please don’t continue to put out arguments until you all answer these questions I have (and then I’m off this thread personally).
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