which software should i prefer if i want to learn car designing?
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If you want to design the look of cars try using Adobe Illustrator. This is what most graphic artists use and I would guess car designers would to.
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Autocad is a 3d modeling tool.\n\nIt Design, visualize, and document your ideas clearly and efficiently with AutoCAD software from Autodesk. From conceptual design through drafting and detailing, AutoCAD 2007 enables you to explore ideas like never before. Create, edit, and develop design alternatives using realistic solids and surfaces in an updated design environment. Communicate your ideas with powerful sketch, shadow, and rendering tools, including intuitive walk-through animations. Then turn your concepts into a set of documents with the new section and flatten functionality.\n\nThe minimun requirement to get this software is to have windows 2000 or windows xp and with a space of 600 mb or more. If you got that heres the link to download it then install it.
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You could do this in a MS Word document by typing the instructions and supplementing them with hyperlinks to where files are stored and to the useful websites.\n\nIf you are looking for specific software there is a huge range to consider. You might want to look at ones focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) - see below - but the learning curve for any specialised product is going to be substantial. Do you have that sort of time?\n\n///
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Depending on how much drawing vs image munipulation you want to do, I like Illustator CS2 and Photoshop CS2. But it depends on your level of profficency with such programs and how much time you have to learn it, not to mention how much you want to spend on a program. A more price considerate (and more user friendly from what I've heard, though I've never used it) altenative would be something like CorelDraw.
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Yes, go for DBDesigner 4 from fabforce\n\nhttp://www.fabforce.net\n\nIt's free and very powerful
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There's a lot of different titles to choose from. What is it you want to do? For artwork I would recommend Adobe Illustrator. For photos: Photoshop. \n\nCheck out www.adobe.com to get an idea about what it is you want. To help you learn, the Visual Quickstart Guides available at Amazon.com are good.\n\nIt's typically best to go with the most recent release. That version is referred to as CS2 for all applications (though many refer to them by their number version)
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I have used the program discussed above and find it a little hard to learn everything. Here is a simple, but powerful, program that is free and easy to use. They also have a great FAQ page with detailed instructions including pictures. :)
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AutoCad is the best, but it is very hard to use if you are beginners\nTry this free architectural software, DesignWorkshop Lite, it is easier and have 2D and 3D drawing options, works on win 98 or later win os, slower pc probably can use that too.\nhttp://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.html
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Well, personally I like the computer program Interactive Driver's Ed (I think that's the title, or something else...but ANYWAYS...). It's fun, too :D :)
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Learn AutoCAD, Mechanical Desktop etc.
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Hai Friend,\n\nIf you are familiar with some art background or knowledge, you can use high sophisticated software MAYA (2D), 3D Studio Max, CAD. All the software are both 2D & 3D available meshes, flex etc., types of models.\n\nOr you looking optimized for fashion, many pay softwares available with branded or you can go with amazon. You can try (demo versions) or some free ware many available.\n\nTry www.optitex.com, fashion software is available.
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FLASH is one such software. which is very fun and enjoyable. Lots of tutor is available free.\nhttp://www.trainingtools.com/online/flash5/
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Download MS Vista Inspiration for Win XP\n\nhttp://www.acura-legend.com/vbulletin/archive/index.php/t-71490.html
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Depends on your how advanced you are, and how much control are you willing to take, I myself, prefer anything that's opensource so I can mess around right now I am using this one free BSD I found it's pretty fast, and reliable, it doesn't look all that great but who cares.
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I recommend using POV-Ray to practice with, as it is easy to learn and of commercial quality, but is provided free. Since the rendering is done independently of the design work, your computer's power will not interfere with design progress.\nMany accessory programs are available that read/write pov format files, including modellers and animation programs.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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The two do not cross very well, engineering is the best shot at actually designing cars.  You will make a ton more money too.  You can always work on cars as a hobby. Restoring classics is always cool, and with a job in the engineering division of one of the auto companies you should be making enough money to afford any parts you may need