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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2026
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Does this function the same/similar as AutoCAD? I've used some paid alternatives that functioned exactly like AutoCAD, and I've tried librecad, which I thought would be the same, but for some reason it was more tedious to use. It's been a while, so I can't remember what made it harder to use, but it'd be great for a drop in replacement for AutoCAD.
Haven't tried it. But from their website yeah, apparently they try to mimic Autocad.
Good to know, I'll give it a try this week and see how it goes
If it matters to you, someone else pointed out that it's heavily built by Claude.
I honestly hope no professional engineer trusts this shit with anything important. Ever.
It will definitely play a role. I'll still try it out and see how it goes, but I'll weigh my options. Can't say I'm pumped about that part