What should I use Autodesk Inventor 10 or 3ds max?
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just use 3d max 8...since u already to how to use all function in 3d max.\n\nI personally used 3d max 7.5, solid work, and maya 7...still learning!!
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Hard to suggest a good one unless I know what you are intending to use it for.  If it is for on-line gaming that is a different configuration then if it is for Internet research and college class work which would be completely different from AutoCad design work.\n\nBest thing to do is figure out what you want to do with it and approximately how much you are willing to spend.  Then check out the sites:\n\nwww.dell.com\n\nwww.ibm.com\n\nwww.gateway.com\n\nwww.hp.com\n\nThen price compare for what you want.
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Poser 6 is a good program, but is kind of expensive. A similar program is Daz|Studio, available at www.daz3d.com. It does nearly the same thing as Poser, but is completely free. However, both programs need 3d models that you can either purchase through various sites, or you can find some freebies floating around.
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well i work on Autocad-2000 but i think that dsnt run on windows 2000. u better opt a high version of auto cad wich is easily available and other option u might appraoch is to purchase the AUTO-SUITE.. there comes R-14 and softdesk...it migh be helpful
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Autodesk is the company which makes 3D Studio Max and also other softwares like Autocad etc... Recently Autodesk has taken ove Alias, the manufacturer of Maya. You can find a 30-day trial download version of 3D Studio Max at www.discreet.com
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You will not legally be able to download a version of Auto CAD without paying for it. You can go to their websites and get a trial version I believe.
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If you are using 2007 there are tons of new 3d features like dynamic UCS... To start drawing in isometric, change your view to a isometric view...there's a lot to learn about autocad, so you will need to take a class or buy a book to learn more...
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I think it may be C++,  and graphic softwares 3Ds Max, Maya and Motionbuilder (all from Autodesk)
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Autocad is probably the most popular.  It has many versions including LT and 2006.  It's probably the most user friendly also.  One that is more advanced is called Rhino.  It uses four windows showing every dimension in different views.  There are others, but these are the most popular and user friendly
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Depending on your current level of experience, an excellent and free piece of software, www.blender3d.org for 3-D modeling and animating.  Otherwise you will find that "the best" software also translates to the "most expensive," often starting at about $1500 USD.\n\nI have concluded by the way your question was phrased that you have no experience in this field.  Thus you might try Blender3D and its free plug-ins and documentation to start.  It won't be easy to learn, generally speaking, but it's very much like other 3-D modeling and animation products but doesn't carry the phat price tag.
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3ds max and maya \nflash for 2d animatioin
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well you can use 3d max or maya ( its betta to use 3d max if its not very high weighted model ) in case of 3d max you'll have to get 3 drawings of the model. 1 from front/back, 1 from side & 1 from top or bottom. Scan them & then edit it using 3d max as you'll have to play with volume & vertex in it.
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3dsmax 8.0, Alias or Maya are the best 3d softwares in the market that can create inlimited shapes and effects. there are also cinema4d, lightwave...
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SolidWorks Office Premium\nhttp://www.punchsoftware.com/index.htm
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Personally I'd go with Dreamweaver, but that's because I like the very good integration in the whole suite of products, Dreamweaver, Flash, and Fireworks. \n\nWhich one you find easier to use will depend on your familiarity with other products. If you're a PhotoShop expert, then GoLive will be an easier learning curve than Dreamweaver.\n\nApparently the Dreamweaver vs. GoLive debate has been raging between fans. Perhaps it's been "decided" now that Adobe has ownership of both products, and the current suite that they're pushing is Dreamweaver (Studio 8).
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There are a few out there.\nPlan3D is a pretty good package (works on a monthly subscription)\nThere is also microspot 2d and 3d interior.\nOr Artifice design workshop lite.\nFailing that and if you have enough money i could write a program for you :)
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I have a bought version of Alibre (very very good). It's not as powerful as autocad for 2d, not as powerful as soldiwords for 3D but having a free version and being very inexpensive, it's very good.\n\nAlibre Express has a 3D aspect, which can be translated to the standard 2D format for layout on a template, or plain old 2D. Many export formats and easy to print a completely dimensioned drawing. Section views, detail views, mass property calculations (3d), and much more. Anyways it's the best 3D/2D for free I've seen.