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What is the difference between technical illustration and CAD software?

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What is the difference between technical illustration and CAD software?

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CAD software, such as AutoCAD®, AutoCAD LT® or VectorWorks®, is primarily meant for engineers and architects who create solid models, wire frames and wiring diagrams. Often these users run simulations and validations to compare their designs against specifications and then need to output bills for materials and manufacturing. With respect to workflow, the engineering CAD output is for trained engineers and used to control machines for production. As a result, technical illustrators need software to convert CAD designs into easily understood graphics that can be reused throughout an organization’s product life cycle.

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