thinkdesign 2d o autocad lt

[Francesco Roner]

Good morning, everyone.
My name is Franciscan and I am new to this forum.
in my company we still use as design software gbg6. given the difficulty in finding new licenses, but especially in the exchange with suppliers, we are considering switching to a new software only for drawing 2d.
the hypotheses are two:

• autocad lt
• thinkdesign - but only part 2d

according to you, given the only use of the 2d makes sense to take thinkdesign only with part 2d, or it is better to take autocad.

Thank you.

 

[Polymar]

the choice does not arise, thinkdesign "only 2d" does not exist (that I know).

 

[Francesco Roner]

the choice does not arise, thinkdesign "only 2d" does not exist (that I know).

We actually bought a version that only works in table mode, and has all the features of the blocked model.

 

[Polymar]

incredible, this is really new to me. in any case, in the company where I work we have cestinato adesk autocad to pass to zwcad, which costs much less and has exactly the same functionality, besides being 100% compatible with the standard dwg and dxf. for the moment we are 100% satisfied with the choice, indeed we should have thought before to save thousands of €.

 

[lucacort]

I would also evaluate solid edge 2d drafting.

free (only 2d), opens dxf and dwg

 

[cacciatorino]

incredible, this is really new to me. in any case, in the company where I work we have cestinato adesk autocad to pass to zwcad, which costs much less and has exactly the same functionality, besides being 100% compatible with the standard dwg and dxf. for the moment we are 100% satisfied with the choice, indeed we should have thought before to save thousands of €.

So many years ago it was called thinkdraft.

 

[cacciatorino]

Good morning, everyone.
My name is Franciscan and I am new to this forum.
in my company we still use as design software gbg6. given the difficulty in finding new licenses, but especially in the exchange with suppliers, we are considering switching to a new software only for drawing 2d.
the hypotheses are two:

• autocad lt
• thinkdesign - but only part 2d

according to you, given the only use of the 2d makes sense to take thinkdesign only with part 2d, or it is better to take autocad.

Thank you.

I would go on thinkdesign 2d, at least read you without problems .d format

You should do some evidence on large files to see how it behaves.

 

[Polymar]

exact, for those who have used or are using gbg it is definitely worth opting for thinkdesign 2d.
knowing dpt, first of all we need to understand the "formules" with which the program is sold, and I imagine that the canon will not be more economical because in all cases "they must try" with the complete solution 3d. if instead you have to find a direct alternative to autocad, then zwcad without thinking about it 2 times, since you can also buy a version, pay it one time and use it to life (to spend money every year breaks a lot of pockets).

 

[grapo1960]

help-- hello I lost by mistake thinkdesign 2013 file iso I have perpetual license with key etc. I would only need to find the iso of the 2013 version.. Can anyone help me?

 

[teknik]

I would go on thinkdesign 2d, at least read you without problems .d format

You should do some evidence on large files to see how it behaves.

I'm new and I'm desperately looking for a prg or .d drawing converter I just need to read them not to change them....and then print them...I read that you're expert as I can do....a my former colleague used if I don't remember a gbg dm 7.0....

 

[teknik]

I'm new and I'm desperately looking for a prg or .d drawing converter I just need to read them not to change them.... then print them. My former colleague used if I don't remember a gbg dm 7.0... help me find something please... .