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CAD on Mac is pretty much non-existent, as is any professional 3D market - the market share isn't there, the hardware support is terrible, so few major players
by janoc 8y ago
CAD on Mac is pretty much non-existent, as is any professional 3D market - the market share isn't there, the hardware support is terrible, so few major players bother with supporting Macs. All this stuff is either Windows (CAD) or Linux (3D simulation, visualization) these days.
And with this deprecation Mac is pretty much dead as a platform for professional 3D.
- busterarm 8y agoCreative Suite has run better on PC and at better price-performance ratio for almost a decade. Graphic Designers still like Macs for the most part I guess -- and I still see them in video production a lot, but that's starting to change pretty quickly.
- sangnoir 8y ago> I still see them in video production a lot, but that's starting to change pretty quickly. I think the Final Cut "Pro" X was the inflection point - the change is ongoing.
- sbuk 8y agoVisualisation is largely done on Windows, mainly with 3dsmax. Has been for a while. Linux is used more in movie VFX.
- taharvey 8y agoYour view of visualization is a limited world: windows and Max?