Easily design furniture objects in AutoCAD by relying on this lightweight utility that comes with a wide variety of useful tools.
- FURNIT
- Version:2.6
- License :Trial
- OS:Windows All
- Publisher:RCAD SOFTWARE
FURNIT Description
FURNIT is an application that was designed to be used within AutoCAD 2007-2016 and simplify the work of architectural engineers by allowing them to design furniture objects in an easy manner.
Users are able to generate bodies that are based on rectangular plates. Alternatively, the plates used to project the objects can be also defined by CIRCLE or POLYLINE, according to the user’s current needs.
Additionally, this application also offers the possibility of attaching materials to plates, thus helping engineers achieve a higher quality level and more realistic results by relying on the RENDER command in AutoCAD.
FURNIT features support for auxiliary elements, such as edgings, grooves or holes, which helps architects create high-quality projects and tune them to their finest detail. Users are also provided with a wider range of possibilities, as they can create assemblies by relying on pegs, handles, hinges or bars.
Users can generate furniture objects by joining multiple plates and also using assemblies to bind them together. More so, every element that is used to design a furniture body can be freely modified in an interactive fashion and also archived, for future usage.
The application comes with its specific commands, thus providing the end-user with a wider range of possibilities when it comes to 3D modeling. Also, it automatically generates materials lists, costs and execution drawings, therefore saving engineers the time and hassle of doing so manually.
In order launch it properly, users need to access AutoCAD, set the SECURELOAD parameter to 0 or the TRUSTEDPATHS to the Support folder inside the FURNIT directory. After doing so, the application can be loaded by adding it to Startup Suite.
System requirements
- AutoCAD 2007 or above
Limitations in the unregistered version
- Can be run only 3 times
- In libraries (archives) a maximum of 4 articles are admitted
- Draws and generates lists of amounts for a maximum of 4 plates in a body