I’ve been using AutoCAD for years, but I’m constantly looking for ways to enhance accuracy in my structural designs. Is anyone here using newer CAD software that offers better precision tools or features specifically geared towards structural integrity? I’d love to hear about your experiences and recommendations.
But you might want to check out Revit for its structural features. I switched from AutoCAD and found the precision tools really helpful. Have you tried any plugins for AutoCAD too?
Have you looked into Tekla Structures? It’s great for accuracy, especially with complex models. Think of it as the Swiss Army knife for structural engineers — lots of tools packed in one.
I’ve been using Revit for a while now, and the precision tools really make a difference, especially with structural details. It’s like upgrading from a pencil to a laser cutter — have you thought about trying it out, or are you more into refining what you already know?