AutoCAD's integration is a historic legacy from its roots back when GUIs were more limited. Rhino3d was, AFAIK, one of the earlier re-imaginings of that paradi

AutoCAD's integration is a historic legacy from its roots back when GUIs were more limited. Rhino3d was, AFAIK, one of the earlier re-imaginings of that paradigm. (The CAD world doesn't move too fast!) Autocad has released slews of products since I last looked at any of this, but I still really enjoy using Rhino3d. It feels like a natural extension of my mind and body, it is that good to use. I don't even have a reason to do 3d modeling anymore, and I'll still open it up sometimes just to do something in it. Gah I can't believe Blender and Sketchup became popular with their WTF UIs. Or why they didn't just copy a good UI from the get go. Bleck.