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I was wondering what available programs were out there that could be used to design cars. for example: u type in the make and model and the program brings up the blueprints of the car and lets u add or take away any mods and shows u the end result. Let me know if u find a program like this.
Ive seen a few flash things about where you can add stuff, I havent got any addresses. I mean you could get a CAD program and draw your car on that then add bits when you want...That would be the way that proper companys do it.
Personnaly I wouldnt both with external bodywork mods, seems pointless to me...Im more an engine tuner, I still love to burn kev'd up cars off at the lights in my mums car standard car..most of them cant drive and end up shredding the tires instead of putting the power into going forward....
i2c
skyliner y r you asking things like this on a computer security site ohh yeah
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Dude, don't be a dumbass.
He asked in GCC. It's legit.
HI Skyliner
let me apologise on their behaf , where are your manner people. It's his second post in a long time :D Skyliner welcome to AO. Don't forget fo read The Site FAQ :)
And romman i have seen people discussing the length of their dick here in GCC , so i guess this was pretty good question as compared to that and "How do i hack hotmail "
lol
And sorry didn't heard of any such program execpt for a few fun flash animations .and as i2c pointed out if you really want ot get into car designing you should uce CAD .
--Good Luck ,Stay Safe--
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Hey Romman-
Here's a tip: Try not to double-post.
It will piss some people off. ;)
Syliner,
The answer is basically "no". You need an "industrial strength" CAD system, and they use an incredible amount of resource.
Also, if you think about it, the size of the database would be enormous.................and would contain corporate intellectual property.
I guess the best you could hope for would be a few quite simple solids and wire diagrams?
I am fraid that you will not find anything worthwhile for free, CAD systems are very expensive.
Cheers
TurboCad is free, its not that bad....(honesy)
The demo for Rhino 3D is also good, but you can't save on it...
For stuff like this you really need Solidworks or another package that is similar, but unless your willing to fork out £12,000 its not really worth it to at spoiler and big wheels to a car...
I've always been told its £12,000 maybe thats just for the site liecense, but Its gonna be allot either way.
i2c
i2c,
You are looking at around £45k for openers, then maybe £15k per seat..............OK you get that down on negotiating the site licence................only x users have it at once and so on.
Then you have to buy the kit that they will support..................?
Then network it...............?
Last one I did was only a major upgrade (not a new systrem) and it came to about £350k for 950 seats (before anyone asks.........."Weapons of mass destruction" :rolleyes: "
Nice to be able to spec £5k desktops though?
As project manager and #1support guy you get your own free copy :D
/me goes away to try to design a paper bag
A good boozing crony's son came around at about 01.00 hours.........little sister had used his machine and opened some e-mail she shouldn't :eek: So we loaded my "racing machine" in the back of his car ( I was using a P4 2.26 and some fancy videocard that the guys sent me......it was about £800 (for the videocard) in those days!!!)
He had used the software at college..............I had the full kit, so he did his presentation and got the job!!!..................I was well pleased, as you can imagine.............
My point is that "good" CAD is bloody expensive
Cheers