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Legit upgrade with all the fixins! Any little bit that you can save with this beauty is helpful. I greatly appreciate this opportunity. The files came very quickly as well so I was up and running the full version within about 30 minutes. Very impressed and would highly recommend. Great program and great place to buy it from! A+
Rhino 6.0 for Windows and Mac - Upgrade from any previous version
Excellent
Now i want to upgrade another workstation.
Had no issues whatsoever in purchasing and downloading Rhino 6 for Mac. Customer service was great and fast too when I asked any questions. Glad to have a discounted price for this product while still maintaining all of the regular functions and any upgrades in the future. Have recommended this site to my fellow work buddies as well. Thank you!
Vectorworks is exactly as expected, but Novedge's costumer service team noticed and ill-regularity in my order and held off until they could contact me via phone, which took multiple attempts, in order to protect me from fraud. I greatly appreciate the extra work they put in over the holidays to protect their costomers
Ran the Rhino 6 Evaluation first and really liked the enhancements. Ordered the Upgrade and installation was easy. Since then I am using it and learning the additional changes. Glad I upgraded....
This plugin is like finding a shortcut to work that shaves 2 hours off of a 15 minute commute. I've had it a couple of weeks and it is already an invaluable tool in my process.
Rhinoceros 3D is a very powerful and capable 3D modeling software. In rhinoceros 3D your limitation is your imagination.
Rhino is my tried and true Cad app for everything I've designed. It is versatile and robust with all the tools to get the job done. It does not matter it I am needing a watertight design for my 3d printer, 1000% accurate to feed my mill, or just a PDF blueprint to convey my design to a client or manufacturer, rhino just gets the job done. The interface may not be all nice and shiny like some other CAD apps, but where production and results count, rhino will get you there. I've use many of the CAD apps out there, I always come back to Rhino. Rhino has always been a reliable program without all the crashes and bugginess that I get with other apps. Rhino's license policy is awesome. Mac or PC, one license runs it all. Not subscriptions and monthly fees. You buy it, use it and upgrade to the latest when you can. Simply awesome.
Since t-Spline was acquired by Autodesk I was stuck with Rhino 5 and the last release of t-Splines. I wanted to upgrade my Rhino 5 to version 6 but I could not afford to lose all the exceptional features and the versatility of t-Splines. Then XirusCAD appeared on my radar. As soon as I downloaded it I knew that was the solution to my problem. I have to admit that the software is very young, and clearly is not perfect but it provides almost all the features I need. As soon as become familiar with the XirusCAD commands I was finally able to upgrade my old Rhino 5 and now I'm a happy Rhino 6 + XirusCAD user! And I can't wait for the next release of XirusCAD!
First, this is a very powerful and affordable 3D modeling software that has amazing compatibility with other software due to the thorough file extension list available for exporting and importing.
Second, I really appreciate the fact that McNeel does not force it's users to repurchase the software every year like other companies choose to do.
As if that wasn't enough to make Rhino appealing, you now have Grasshopper's visual-scripting capability built in.
Overall, it is hard to beat this software if you consider the cost to performance ratio.
I completed??? Tangably Vectorworks Spotlight training with the confidence to begin implementing Vectorworks Spotlight software within my business. The instructor’s passion for the software was apparent. It brought a nice dynamic to the classroom. A great deal of interesting and useful information was covered throughout the course.
I got ZbrushCore because of the affordable price and because it does everything I need to do. I'm very happy with ZbrushCore but I have to confess that I'm already dreaming about upgrading to the full ZBrush version.
Easy to use, let you design with no restrictions like SolidWorks. More for designers than Engineers.
I only have one drawing, a Property Line Survey with 182 layers and several aerial photo raster images.
Surveyor Units works like you would expect.
Have a terrible time trying to Plot a drawing so I just save it as a PDF and have a commercial print service print it. They can print on wide Polyethylene paper with special ink so I have a durable, waterproof map to use in the woods.
Created a DXF file from a layout and gave it to my nephew who somehow figured out how to put it into Grass GIS. Unfortunately he ended up with a lot of layers that didn't show up on the layout view.
Would like to have step by step instructions for doing a particular task. Like how to use and name Layers with a STB file. Everything overrides everything and I can never figure out what to do. Just want somebody to say "Here are the step by step instructions, just do it."
AutoCAD 2004 did everything I need to do and I went to college and sort of learned how to use it.
I don't need all of the fancy features, I just need the software to be easy to use.
Since I am just me and don't have any IT support I have to figure out how to install the new versions and updates and just draw my simple map. Even though I have contour lines for elevation I do not need to do anything in 3-D. I would never be able to figure it out anyway.
Just wish there was a simplified version of AutoCAD that would let me easily draw a map and print it out. When I use a Word Processor and write a letter I hit the Print Icon and it prints, I don't need to go through a ritual just to get it to print. I wish AutoCAD worked the same way.
Well you asked, so I told you what I think, you won't make that mistache again.
Worth the cost to keep your software up to date. Support has always been good to respond and address any issues I have had.
Had lots of unusual system requirements, had to run AutoCAD LT, AutoDesk approved graphics card, load large aerial photo files, edit movies with Adobe Premier Elements, support legacy hardware with serial, parallel and IEEE-1394 receptacles, fast CPU, separate fast C: and normal 2TB D: drives, universal card reader, two Blu-ray disk drives and lots of USB 2 and 3 ports. Did not need to be a gaming computer. The operating system had to be Windows 10 Pro. I have Verizon Fios fiber optic internet access so the mother board needed to support high speed internet access. Gave High Speed Computing my requirements with no money limit constraints and let them figure out the best workstation that met my requirements. So it cost a little more than I expected but they used better hardware than I was expecting. Specifically a SSD C: drive larger than expected but at least I will never run out of storage space, a Display Port monitor connection that I didn't know existed, higher wattage power supply with longer Warranty, overclocked the CPU, used a liquid cooled CPU cooler, and a fan cooled graphics card. Thank goodness they did not install the free MS Office 2010 Pro Plus because then I would have to figure out how to uninstall it, I use Libre Office which is FREE.
Shipped the workstation to me all the way across the USA via FedEx ground insured. It actually arrived a day early on my front stoop. The packaging was wonderful, lots of foam. Visually inspected the interior of the workstation and everything was perfect. Since I am out of state there was no Sales Tax so that was a plus. Saved me a lot of heavy lifting if I had purchased my computer locally.
Customer Service is great, when I got everything hooked up the display didn't work. Obviously I was having an operator malfunction, so I sent an email for help. I had plugged the monitor into the Display Port receptacle on the mother board which of course didn't work because the video was coming from the graphics card, who k...
Buying a workstation was the best business move I could’ve ever made, also the It tech Alan from high speed computing was very helpful .
The best sculpting software, so many amazing features.
Modo is a great 3D modelling and animation software. It offers an incredibly unique workflow. Rotating the 3D views is very smooth and user friendly. It’s a very versatile modeler spanning from simple volumes to organic modeling. One of the things that really impressed me about this rendering software is the speed at which you can render things. It’s very good for texturing but it’s not a replacement for ZBrush.
The perfect tool for Rhino users to simplify reverse engineering.
I love to create physical prototypes with my hands and be able to show them to my clients as physical objects (sorry v-Ray, no rendering can match that experience!). But then, if they like my work, they will ask for a real 3D CAD model. Here is where Mesh2Surface comes to help me. Mesh2Surface is the right tool to convert a 3D scan of my mockup into a regular NURBS model. It can even recognize shapes like cones, spheres, and cylinders.
After someone tipped me off about Corona for 3ds Max I finally decided to invest in it. It 's easy to use and yet powerful. It has very simple settings for working with materials and lighting that do not distract me from the artistic part. I don't know how Corona behaves for product renderings, technical animations but for Architecture Visualizations is great. No buyer's remorse whatsoever.
LightWave has really come into its own with 2019. Although not a huge upgrade from 2018, it really rounds some of things that have been missing from LW while still remaining easy to use. New to 2019 is a animated sculpting tool called Metamorphic which has a lot uses for anyone doing medical animations. Also new is OpenVDB ceation tools for creating cool goo etc.. An Unreal Engine bridge has been added that works really well. I have imported several of my archvis projects into Unreal from LightWave with great success. Plus there has been a bunch of other stuff added, but for me the two best additions have been the Despike setting in the render properties and the Nvidia Optix Denoiser. The Despike eliminates fireflies that are common with PBR renderers and the Denoiser cleans up your renders allowing you to back off on samples which in turn decrease your render times by 50 to 75 percent. I love the Denoiser. Also there is a new Patina shader and a bunch more material options. It's a great update. LightWave has retained its ease of use while adding some great benefits to its user base. I highly recommend LightWave to new users because of its ease of use.
REACH CAD is a fantastic tool that saves us time in grading and also in pattern design.
Grading used to take a lot of time earlier when we were doing it manually. With REACH CAD,we take about one fifth of the time
Very good and super fast service. Thanks
Zremesher and UV tools were the main tools I would use in zbrush. Regarding brushes I only ended up using 6-7 at most. Check the comparison chart to see before purchasing.
Zbrushcore definitely comes with what essentially is used often in sculpting and handles a large amount of polygons.
They emailed a code and the process took less than a day.
The new volume builder/mesher and the introduction of fields are two great additions to the software. I've worked with the software since V7 and recently started to use the software again in my job as graphic / motion designer. Easy to understand and still very stable. I can't say anything negative about the program!
The only regret I have is that I've upgraded from V17 to V19 last spring, only to discover that there is an upgrade offered now from any version directly to R20. Could have saved $1200 by waiting a bit longer...
Tangably has the ability to create projects with Ve???ctorworks design software at a level of detail that few can achieve, even with a handful of the other leading software titles.
Seriously, Tangably just sees it… They know what to do. It’s awesome. Thanks!
I mostly use V-Ray next for architecture rendering. Results are excellent even when I don't have much time for a professional finish. After the initial learning curve ( there are many resources on the web, by the way) I find myself in complete control of the tool. The quality of my work is better than expected.
I am not a power CAD user but I have used many versions of AutoCad Lt, IntelliCad, and ProgeCad. I just cancelled my AutoCad Lt subscription a few weeks ago and switched to the latest ProgeCad. So far it works almost exactly the same as AutoCad Lt 2020, a little better actually because it runs without issue on an LG Gram 17 that doesn't have a graphics card. Also, the toolbar implementation is superior to AutoCad.
There may be features that a power user might find lacking but I am guessing not.
Legit upgrade with all the fixins! Any little bit that you can save with this beauty is helpful. I greatly appreciate this opportunity. The files came very quickly as well so I was up and running the full version within about 30 minutes. Very impressed and would highly recommend. Great program and great place to buy it from! A+
Rhino 6.0 for Windows and Mac - Upgrade from any previous version
Excellent
Now i want to upgrade another workstation.
Had no issues whatsoever in purchasing and downloading Rhino 6 for Mac. Customer service was great and fast too when I asked any questions. Glad to have a discounted price for this product while still maintaining all of the regular functions and any upgrades in the future. Have recommended this site to my fellow work buddies as well. Thank you!
Vectorworks is exactly as expected, but Novedge's costumer service team noticed and ill-regularity in my order and held off until they could contact me via phone, which took multiple attempts, in order to protect me from fraud. I greatly appreciate the extra work they put in over the holidays to protect their costomers
Ran the Rhino 6 Evaluation first and really liked the enhancements. Ordered the Upgrade and installation was easy. Since then I am using it and learning the additional changes. Glad I upgraded....
This plugin is like finding a shortcut to work that shaves 2 hours off of a 15 minute commute. I've had it a couple of weeks and it is already an invaluable tool in my process.
Rhinoceros 3D is a very powerful and capable 3D modeling software. In rhinoceros 3D your limitation is your imagination.
Rhino is my tried and true Cad app for everything I've designed. It is versatile and robust with all the tools to get the job done. It does not matter it I am needing a watertight design for my 3d printer, 1000% accurate to feed my mill, or just a PDF blueprint to convey my design to a client or manufacturer, rhino just gets the job done. The interface may not be all nice and shiny like some other CAD apps, but where production and results count, rhino will get you there. I've use many of the CAD apps out there, I always come back to Rhino. Rhino has always been a reliable program without all the crashes and bugginess that I get with other apps. Rhino's license policy is awesome. Mac or PC, one license runs it all. Not subscriptions and monthly fees. You buy it, use it and upgrade to the latest when you can. Simply awesome.
Since t-Spline was acquired by Autodesk I was stuck with Rhino 5 and the last release of t-Splines. I wanted to upgrade my Rhino 5 to version 6 but I could not afford to lose all the exceptional features and the versatility of t-Splines. Then XirusCAD appeared on my radar. As soon as I downloaded it I knew that was the solution to my problem. I have to admit that the software is very young, and clearly is not perfect but it provides almost all the features I need. As soon as become familiar with the XirusCAD commands I was finally able to upgrade my old Rhino 5 and now I'm a happy Rhino 6 + XirusCAD user! And I can't wait for the next release of XirusCAD!
First, this is a very powerful and affordable 3D modeling software that has amazing compatibility with other software due to the thorough file extension list available for exporting and importing.
Second, I really appreciate the fact that McNeel does not force it's users to repurchase the software every year like other companies choose to do.
As if that wasn't enough to make Rhino appealing, you now have Grasshopper's visual-scripting capability built in.
Overall, it is hard to beat this software if you consider the cost to performance ratio.
I completed??? Tangably Vectorworks Spotlight training with the confidence to begin implementing Vectorworks Spotlight software within my business. The instructor’s passion for the software was apparent. It brought a nice dynamic to the classroom. A great deal of interesting and useful information was covered throughout the course.
I got ZbrushCore because of the affordable price and because it does everything I need to do. I'm very happy with ZbrushCore but I have to confess that I'm already dreaming about upgrading to the full ZBrush version.
Easy to use, let you design with no restrictions like SolidWorks. More for designers than Engineers.
I only have one drawing, a Property Line Survey with 182 layers and several aerial photo raster images.
Surveyor Units works like you would expect.
Have a terrible time trying to Plot a drawing so I just save it as a PDF and have a commercial print service print it. They can print on wide Polyethylene paper with special ink so I have a durable, waterproof map to use in the woods.
Created a DXF file from a layout and gave it to my nephew who somehow figured out how to put it into Grass GIS. Unfortunately he ended up with a lot of layers that didn't show up on the layout view.
Would like to have step by step instructions for doing a particular task. Like how to use and name Layers with a STB file. Everything overrides everything and I can never figure out what to do. Just want somebody to say "Here are the step by step instructions, just do it."
AutoCAD 2004 did everything I need to do and I went to college and sort of learned how to use it.
I don't need all of the fancy features, I just need the software to be easy to use.
Since I am just me and don't have any IT support I have to figure out how to install the new versions and updates and just draw my simple map. Even though I have contour lines for elevation I do not need to do anything in 3-D. I would never be able to figure it out anyway.
Just wish there was a simplified version of AutoCAD that would let me easily draw a map and print it out. When I use a Word Processor and write a letter I hit the Print Icon and it prints, I don't need to go through a ritual just to get it to print. I wish AutoCAD worked the same way.
Well you asked, so I told you what I think, you won't make that mistache again.
Worth the cost to keep your software up to date. Support has always been good to respond and address any issues I have had.
Had lots of unusual system requirements, had to run AutoCAD LT, AutoDesk approved graphics card, load large aerial photo files, edit movies with Adobe Premier Elements, support legacy hardware with serial, parallel and IEEE-1394 receptacles, fast CPU, separate fast C: and normal 2TB D: drives, universal card reader, two Blu-ray disk drives and lots of USB 2 and 3 ports. Did not need to be a gaming computer. The operating system had to be Windows 10 Pro. I have Verizon Fios fiber optic internet access so the mother board needed to support high speed internet access. Gave High Speed Computing my requirements with no money limit constraints and let them figure out the best workstation that met my requirements. So it cost a little more than I expected but they used better hardware than I was expecting. Specifically a SSD C: drive larger than expected but at least I will never run out of storage space, a Display Port monitor connection that I didn't know existed, higher wattage power supply with longer Warranty, overclocked the CPU, used a liquid cooled CPU cooler, and a fan cooled graphics card. Thank goodness they did not install the free MS Office 2010 Pro Plus because then I would have to figure out how to uninstall it, I use Libre Office which is FREE.
Shipped the workstation to me all the way across the USA via FedEx ground insured. It actually arrived a day early on my front stoop. The packaging was wonderful, lots of foam. Visually inspected the interior of the workstation and everything was perfect. Since I am out of state there was no Sales Tax so that was a plus. Saved me a lot of heavy lifting if I had purchased my computer locally.
Customer Service is great, when I got everything hooked up the display didn't work. Obviously I was having an operator malfunction, so I sent an email for help. I had plugged the monitor into the Display Port receptacle on the mother board which of course didn't work because the video was coming from the graphics card, who k...
Buying a workstation was the best business move I could’ve ever made, also the It tech Alan from high speed computing was very helpful .
The best sculpting software, so many amazing features.
Modo is a great 3D modelling and animation software. It offers an incredibly unique workflow. Rotating the 3D views is very smooth and user friendly. It’s a very versatile modeler spanning from simple volumes to organic modeling. One of the things that really impressed me about this rendering software is the speed at which you can render things. It’s very good for texturing but it’s not a replacement for ZBrush.
The perfect tool for Rhino users to simplify reverse engineering.
I love to create physical prototypes with my hands and be able to show them to my clients as physical objects (sorry v-Ray, no rendering can match that experience!). But then, if they like my work, they will ask for a real 3D CAD model. Here is where Mesh2Surface comes to help me. Mesh2Surface is the right tool to convert a 3D scan of my mockup into a regular NURBS model. It can even recognize shapes like cones, spheres, and cylinders.
After someone tipped me off about Corona for 3ds Max I finally decided to invest in it. It 's easy to use and yet powerful. It has very simple settings for working with materials and lighting that do not distract me from the artistic part. I don't know how Corona behaves for product renderings, technical animations but for Architecture Visualizations is great. No buyer's remorse whatsoever.
LightWave has really come into its own with 2019. Although not a huge upgrade from 2018, it really rounds some of things that have been missing from LW while still remaining easy to use. New to 2019 is a animated sculpting tool called Metamorphic which has a lot uses for anyone doing medical animations. Also new is OpenVDB ceation tools for creating cool goo etc.. An Unreal Engine bridge has been added that works really well. I have imported several of my archvis projects into Unreal from LightWave with great success. Plus there has been a bunch of other stuff added, but for me the two best additions have been the Despike setting in the render properties and the Nvidia Optix Denoiser. The Despike eliminates fireflies that are common with PBR renderers and the Denoiser cleans up your renders allowing you to back off on samples which in turn decrease your render times by 50 to 75 percent. I love the Denoiser. Also there is a new Patina shader and a bunch more material options. It's a great update. LightWave has retained its ease of use while adding some great benefits to its user base. I highly recommend LightWave to new users because of its ease of use.
REACH CAD is a fantastic tool that saves us time in grading and also in pattern design.
Grading used to take a lot of time earlier when we were doing it manually. With REACH CAD,we take about one fifth of the time
Very good and super fast service. Thanks
Zremesher and UV tools were the main tools I would use in zbrush. Regarding brushes I only ended up using 6-7 at most. Check the comparison chart to see before purchasing.
Zbrushcore definitely comes with what essentially is used often in sculpting and handles a large amount of polygons.
They emailed a code and the process took less than a day.
The new volume builder/mesher and the introduction of fields are two great additions to the software. I've worked with the software since V7 and recently started to use the software again in my job as graphic / motion designer. Easy to understand and still very stable. I can't say anything negative about the program!
The only regret I have is that I've upgraded from V17 to V19 last spring, only to discover that there is an upgrade offered now from any version directly to R20. Could have saved $1200 by waiting a bit longer...
Tangably has the ability to create projects with Ve???ctorworks design software at a level of detail that few can achieve, even with a handful of the other leading software titles.
Seriously, Tangably just sees it… They know what to do. It’s awesome. Thanks!
I mostly use V-Ray next for architecture rendering. Results are excellent even when I don't have much time for a professional finish. After the initial learning curve ( there are many resources on the web, by the way) I find myself in complete control of the tool. The quality of my work is better than expected.
I am not a power CAD user but I have used many versions of AutoCad Lt, IntelliCad, and ProgeCad. I just cancelled my AutoCad Lt subscription a few weeks ago and switched to the latest ProgeCad. So far it works almost exactly the same as AutoCad Lt 2020, a little better actually because it runs without issue on an LG Gram 17 that doesn't have a graphics card. Also, the toolbar implementation is superior to AutoCad.
There may be features that a power user might find lacking but I am guessing not.
