especially if you wanted to make assemblies that others would be able to view. Most Windows CAD apps don't work in Wine/Cedega, and even if they did I would think that managing links would be odd with Unixy directory structure. And if you have a ton of money to throw around, Pro/E and CATIA supposedly work in Linux, but I've not had a chance to try myself. Your choice is almost always dictated by the file type you have to work with.Īnyhow, it is possible (but not practical) to make models in Blender and 2D drawings in QCAD.
It's not like any 3D design software will do. That's why CAD is the ultimate in user lock in, because there is no standard format. step files, which loses all the construction history and assembly constraints. The best you could hope for would be to convert everything to. The really sad part of this is that even if there was a great open source 3D CAD package, it still wouldn't be compatible with the formats that the mainstream apps use.
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