Entries Tagged as 'CAD'

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Architectural Rendering for Wake Forest University Project

I am pleased to say that we have put the finishing touches on another 3D architectural rendering. This one is for a project at Wake Forest University located right here in North Carolina.
Emmy Williams and the talented team if Interior Designers at Interior Solutions, Inc. in Winston-Salem are busy working on the Professional Development […]

Monday, December 10th, 2007

Autocad 2008 Free Trial

Autocad continues to be the industry standard for CAD and Autodesk has done a great job with their 2008 Autocad product. The 2007 version had some hiccups but they seem to have ironed them out with the newest version.

The full version of Autocad 2008 can be downloaded here or you can buy Online at […]

Friday, November 30th, 2007

New Condo Rendering Completed

We recently put the finishing touches on another architectural rendering using 3d Studio Max.
It is a rendering for a development company located on Emerald Isle, NC. They are going to be building some beautiful new condominiums in the Swansboro area and wanted to create a photo-realistic image that would show the finished building. […]

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

DWG TrueView: DWF in Black & White

We make liberal use of DWF when corresponding with our CAD clients.  We have given them instructions on how to install the free DWF viewer from Autodesk and they have all gotten very used to navigating their way around that great little program.  However, when it comes to actually plotting out the DWF, they typically […]

Thursday, August 31st, 2006

Advantages of CAD DWF vs. DWG

In case you are still sending those huge .dwg files for others to view, here are a few reasons why you should instead be sending those neat little compact .dwf files instead:
1 - DWF is an as-plotted view of a DWG. There’s no need for Object Enablers, x-refs, special fonts, etc. As such, many reprography […]

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