| 2d vectorworks, does anyone use it? how much is it used in the industry? |
 Davious |
I have a chance of a free course in 2D VectorWorks, I've never come across it before and wondered how much it was used in the commercial enviroment. Would it be useful to know? or would an autocad course be better?
thanks in advance for any answers
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3/9/2010 9:44:07 PM (last edit: 3/9/2010 9:44:07 PM)
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| killerbee2 |
It's free, why even consider ?
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3/9/2010 10:40:38 PM (last edit: 3/9/2010 10:40:38 PM)
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| Sir_Manfred |
Nothing is free.
Time is money.
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3/10/2010 7:28:54 AM (last edit: 3/10/2010 7:28:54 AM)
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| killerbee2 |
time is relative
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3/10/2010 7:45:47 AM (last edit: 3/10/2010 7:45:47 AM)
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| Sir_Manfred |
time is relative amounts of money
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3/10/2010 7:53:18 AM (last edit: 3/10/2010 7:53:18 AM)
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| tuna |
Money is time (with a prostitute)
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3/10/2010 8:31:09 AM (last edit: 3/10/2010 8:31:09 AM)
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| Davious |
stearing us slightly back to my question *ahem* is it used much in the industry ?
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3/10/2010 4:32:57 PM (last edit: 3/10/2010 4:32:57 PM)
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| FreekOne |
I worked at an architecture office for almost two years and in all that time, I only saw a VectorWorks file ONCE, from a client who would normally send us DWGs instead. AutoCAD is *BY FAR* much popular than VectorWorks, in fact, if it wasn't for that particular file, I wouldn't even have known about VectorWorks.
My two cent: if you want to get trained in CAD, you're way better off with an AutoCAD course. I personally wouldn't be interested in a VectorWorks course, but then again, if you have the time, you could give it a shot.
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3/11/2010 6:12:20 AM (last edit: 3/11/2010 6:12:20 AM)
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