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  1. 07-03-2010, 02:55 PM #1
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    Hey guys,

    Which programs are you using for designing a home?
    Can you name some good programs less than 150$
    Of course it should be a 3D modeling program and also with a 2D mode.
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    less than $150....? im sure you can get most of the programs for free.....somewhere...


    I use Revit..
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    Here in Germany Revit is about 70€. I will take a look, thank you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F4ST-DR1V1NG View Post
    Here in Germany Revit is about 70€. I will take a look, thank you.
    thats about $88 US.....if you can get it for that price GET IT!! it cost the place I work at over $4000....and that was at a good state discount
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    4000$ Thats maybe because this version can be used for more PCs. 70€ is a normal price
    Here you can get it for 63€
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    nope stand alone lisence on my PC.....our other AutoCAD is the network style.....
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    I just saw that this version is just for students. But Im a student so, thats good for me

    Maybe its the same price(4000$) for business purpose.
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    yea you can sign up as a student and get a free year of alot of the Autodesk stuff
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    Quote Originally Posted by pip View Post
    yea you can sign up as a student and get a free year of alot of the Autodesk stuff
    definitely the best way to go about it. Autodesk has one of the best free program selections for students currently available. They usually will not have programs that have been just released available, but give those a month or two and even they are available for download.
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    Ok, thank you for your help. I will try some of the autodesk programs
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