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On Fri, 13 Aug 2010 17:53:14 -0400, Jeff Thies wrote:
I was drawing on graph paper and thought, why aren't I doing this on the laptop? Recommendations? Linux / Windows / OSX / something else? That seems to make a huge difference when it comes to availability. I searched around a while back and couldn't really find anything - found lots of 3D modelers (totally different way of working, as someone mentioned), lots of over-the-top CAD packages that take months/years to master (no good if all you want is something quick and easy), or various things that are quite easy to use, but lack symbol libraries (I really don't want to sit there drawing windows, doors etc. if I can help it). My friend who is making building plans is using Photoshop because he couldn't find what he liked and wanted layers. Sounds like too much trouble! Yeah, I did the same, using inkscape - but see my final point in above para. :-) (I'm originally a programmer, so even considered just writing my own to do what *I* needed, but that has the same problem with a huge investment before seeing results that using something like Inkscape/Photoshop does) cheers Jules |
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