Anyone know of any?
I'm having a lot of trouble finding one.
Most are for architecture, but i want it for mechanical design stuff.
Anyone know of any?
I'm having a lot of trouble finding one.
Most are for architecture, but i want it for mechanical design stuff.
There is an IntelliCAD from bricscad.com, which is fully compatible AutoCAD software recently ported or maybe run under wine to linux. I was not able to get it running. I think they focus on redhat and suse compatibility.
I also know of varicad from varicad.com, 2d/3d mechanical design software. I think they even have .deb as download which I tried to install, but failed. I think there was dependency on some Qt libraries in my case.
I don't know inventor, but for my cad needs I use qcad. Install it through synaptic or
sudo apt-get install qcad.
Good luck
sorry for the double post.
But yea, all of the mentioned cad softwares are 2d. I want a 3d cad software that can simulate motion and assemble parts.
thanks!
Hej,
I did install KDE and tried installing both varicad & bricscad.
bricscad appears not to work on a debian based system.
Varicad still are missing the libqt3c102-mt
I've been googlin for libqt3c102-mt and apparently it is not compatible with KDE 3.4
There is a simular package, libqt3-mt, but this does not work with Varicad
Any other ideas how to get Varicad working ?
//Kjell
did you try linking libqtr-mt to libqt3c102-mt? This is often a problem..
good luck
Hej,
How do I link libqtr-mt to libqt3c102-mt ?
//Kjell
From the directory where is your libqt:Originally Posted by Kjell
sudo ln -s libqt3-mt libqt3c102-mt
The name is probably libqt3-mt.so, so you have to add the .so in the above command to bovth libs
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