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Understanding Broken-Out Sections in Technical Drawings

By DraftSight October 18, 2024
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Understanding Broken-Out Sections in Technical Drawings

Sometimes, you don’t need to see the whole interior of a part or building to understand what work needs to be done. This is where having the ability to view various sections comes in handy. Section views are a very … Continued

DraftSight Wins G2’s Best Estimated ROI Award

By DraftSight June 12, 2023
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DraftSight Wins G2’s Best Estimated ROI Award

As companies evaluate their technology budgets, it’s crucial for them to consider the cost-effectiveness of their software. Your 2D CAD software should provide the necessary capabilities while benefiting your bottom line. Choosing the right solution can help you maximize your … Continued

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Making the Switch with Lynn Allen: DraftSight Tips for AutoCAD Users

By Lynn Allen May 12, 2021
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Where’s my Money Tree?<br>Making the Switch with Lynn Allen: DraftSight Tips for AutoCAD Users<br>

It’s something I mention every time I talk about DraftSight, and why it’s worth your time to consider making the switch. It’s the elephant in the room: how much should you have to pay for your CAD software? So this … Continued

What Happens when Two AutoCAD Experts Compare DraftSight to AutoCAD?

By DraftSight March 25, 2021
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What Happens when Two AutoCAD Experts Compare DraftSight to AutoCAD?

Working with massive 3D point cloud data inside DraftSight 

By Randall Newton November 15, 2019
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Working with massive 3D point cloud data inside DraftSight 

3D scanners are becoming popular as a way to collect data on existing infrastructure for reuse in new design projects. The scanners save data as three-dimensional voxels, spatial points that define their location and color. A typical scan of a … Continued

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