Posted by  Andy Caldwell, AIA on March 11, 2004 at 12:45:41:

In Reply to:  PowerCADD and SketchUp posted by Iain Stewart on March 11, 2004 at 01:52:25:

I use both applications for what they were well designed to do. PowerCadd for 2D, Sketchup for intuititive 3D design.
The most current DWG translator in PowerCadd does a great job of exporting files for importing into SketchUp. For me that's usually just plans from PowerCadd.
SketchUp is not a solids modeler, but there's not much creative users are not able produce with it. Take a look at the Gallery, as well as the Material / Componnents area of SketchUp's Forum.

Andy

• Small Addition using PowerCadd for exported plans, SketchUp for 3D

Responses:

• Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Rob Coolidge 21:09:02 3/11/2004 (11)
  • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Bill 08:09:17 3/12/2004 (10)
    • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Robert Sandkam 10:10:43 3/12/2004 (9)
      • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Bill 08:15:12 3/15/2004 (2)
        • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Rob Coolidge 19:50:48 3/15/2004 (1)
          • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Bill 21:31:28 3/15/2004 (0)
      • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Rob Coolidge 18:35:12 3/13/2004 (5)
        • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp fjjRA 06:36:45 3/15/2004 (4)
          • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Rob Coolidge 19:56:29 3/15/2004 (3)
            • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp fjjRA 06:07:51 3/16/2004 (2)
              • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp Rob Coolidge 09:16:03 3/16/2004 (1)
                • Re: PowerCADD and SketchUp fjjRA 12:08:56 3/16/2004 (0)

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