AutoQ3D CAD

Basics are there, keep going Use is not that obvious, I would miss : Snap to grid but no grid size settings No booleans ( ease ) Helix or function driven paths would be good On fly pen hand drawings capture/convert

the app is a performance of portage on mobile.Anyway it is expensive and: -the viewer is very bad and it is better to export on meshlab to look more clearly -extrude and revolve work only for lines, no filet and no spline -lack of forms like cones.... -some stl are not importable

A mon avis la meilleure app 3D de l'appstore, la plus complète, la plus intuitive et la mieux pensé. J'aimerai cependant pouvoir ajouter directement une texture provenant de mon flux de photos sans être obligé de passer par iTunes. Bravo.

Not intuitive, limited usability, and does not support Apple Pencil. Using two fingers to do anything on an iPad is ridiculous in a precision drawing; and yes I read the so called ‘user manual’.

This software needs updating and reworking.

Its lite, a bit clunky and the documentation smells bad. Back mid 1990s i bought Turbo CAD for Mac. I taught myself how to use it. It was simple then and this app feels like that. Its usable. I like certain aspects such as drawing with coordinates. The 3D extrude is ok. For small drawing projects, its good. If i could post pictures I would. It might surprise you.

Pros: 1. 2D functions are "lite" and acceptable 2. Revolve function works OK Cons: 1. Everything Else, especially 3D support

This is the only real precision 3D CAD app for iOS right now, it does function, and as such it is a bargain. That said, I use it rarely because the user interface is really ungainly and poorly adapted to touchscreen. I hate booting up my computer and I really wish I had something usable on my iPad for CAD, but this app doesn't reach that level. Way too many clicks are required to do anything at all The whole thing is way too modal. I give 4 stars for features, 1 for usability, then round the average up to 3.

Unfortunately, there is limited layout space for drawings. Though the manual is made to appear as a comprehensive text book full of advanced instructions, it really covers only basic rendering functions - which are actually the full extent of the app. I ended up going back to Solidworks running on a desktop client and then using a remote / VDI desktop to access it from the iPad as thin client.

I bought this program for 30 bucks thinking it would be pretty fun to start building 3-D objects for my welding shop. It is a pretty amazing program. I still can't figure out how to draw a pipe in three dimension yet. I'm sure I'll get it but it's not going to be an easy learning program. Don't expect to pick it up right away. I've been messing with it for three days now and am thinking I need to read the owners manual. Over all, it looks like it has some extremely high potential!