Re[2]: AutoCAD (was Re: 3D in CAD)

From: Mose Necchio (mose@eur.autodesk.com)
Date: Fri Apr 04 1997 - 13:32:00 EEST

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     Andrew wrote:
     AutoCad is 2D mainly, and any 3D is not solid modelling...

     I suggest you, for your personal culture, to take a look of the
     http://WWW.AUTODESK.COM ...
     AutoCAD has since some release ago, solid modeling capabilities as
     well as STL file output.
     Autodesk Mechanical Desktop, furthermore, has many others solid
     modeling features: parametric and variational geometry, NURBS
     surfaces, etc.

     Mose'
     mose@eur.autodesk.com

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