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But Blender’s perfectly happy doing them.
CAD Sketcher doesn’t do bevels and rounds yet, and probably won’t for a while. We tried a test part, and being in Blender’s universe showed its value. For CAD systems, (and much other software), we’d suggest “Better a tool that does 90% of the job well and works with whatever does the other 10%”. There’s an old adage, “Better a tool that does 90% of the job well than one that does 100% poorly”. This is powerful when your model needs refined over and over. It’s a normal part of parametric modelling. They then constrain it, saying “this line is vertical, that line is parallel to this one”, until the sketch is fully defined. Blending the two for that robot ocelot is always particularly annoying.ĬAD Sketcher lets the user make a ‘sketch’, a 2D drawing. It’s always annoying that Blender doesn’t do parametric modeling, so we’re forced into a dedicated CAD package. We do a lot of 3D work and like Blender as an environment. It’s very early days for CAD Sketcher, a new parametric CAD add-on for Blender by, but it looks very promising.
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