Lattice3D Studio Coral Edition x34 v Isodraw CADprocess. I currently use IsoDraw for importing 3D models and using in IPC manuals how does this compare with Lattice 3D?

Nobby
over 8 years ago

I currently use IsoDraw for importing 3D models for use in IPC manuals how does this compare with Lattice 3D?

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  • over 8 years ago
    Yes please can someone answer, looking to buy either ISO draw or Corel technical suite cost is big difference but is 3D Lattice a good alternative
  • over 8 years ago in reply to Roy-Scorer

    You can try out Lattice3D Studio CAD Corel Edition (the advanced level Add-on) with CorelDRAW Technical Suite X7.

    Download and install CorelDRAW Technical Suite X7 Trial which includes Lattice3D Studio CAD as 30-day trial. With that you get the full functionality including all 3D CAD file format import, 3D animation and 3D PDF output capabilities to test with your 3D CAD files.

    For working with (complex) 3D assemblies we recommend using the 64-bit applications (requires a 64-bit Windows) to get best possible performance.

    If you're working with basic 3D file formats such as DWG, 3DS only, the basic Lattice3D Studio Corel Edition as included with any CorelDRAW Technical Suite X7 license will be sufficient. A feature comparison of the two levels (Lattice3D Studio as integrated with CorelDRAW Technical Suite vs. Lattice3D Studio CAD as separate Add-on license) is available here.

    As a starting point you may want to have a look at the tutorial videos in the CorelDRAW Technical Suite Youtube channel that cover the typical workflows (3D import, creating views, disassembly (animation), illustration output, etc.).