> Code as CAD as an idea I believe is flawed. It doesn’t solve any of the hard problems of mechanical design. Designing physical objects requires good visualisa

> Code as CAD as an idea I believe is flawed. It doesn’t solve any of the hard problems of mechanical design. Designing physical objects requires good visualisations and iterative feedback. I.e changing this dimension solves this interference in a complex assembly. Besides, most mechanical engineering are not proficient coders. I mean I hate code cad but it is obviously useful to some people, specifically people with coding experience and no CAD experience that want to make a basic object to print on their 3D printer. A program does not have to “solve the hard problems of mechanical” design to be useful to someone. TinkerCAD probably doesn’t solve those hard problems but is obviously useful to beginners.