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Alibre Atom3d? I too have failed at freecad, and am a fusion360 exile. The old school "purchase your software" lifetime license model and the fact that I've not
by StillBored 2y ago
Alibre Atom3d? I too have failed at freecad, and am a fusion360 exile. The old school "purchase your software" lifetime license model and the fact that I've not needed the "advanced 3d modeling" feature of Design pro for my 3d printing/etc needs has kept me fairly happy with it. They have a free/hobbyist version, but I just paid them for the basic atom3d (when it went on sale??) a while back.
- kilpikaarna 2y agoI've been using this as well, since the feature set vs license terms and pricing were so good. But man is it slow and clunky compared to Fusion360. Just trying to model a very basic part, I feel like I'm constantly fighting the software trying to figure out how to get it to understand what constraints I want, or why it won't accept something that feels like it should be obvious. Or jumping through hoops like linking figures across sketches rather than being able to use parts of a single sketch for separate features. Sigh.