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CAD software features. CAD programs have different features depending on whether your design process involves 2D vector-based graphics or 3D modeling of solid surfaces. Most 3D CAD programs let you apply multiple light sources, rotate objects in three dimensions, and render designs from any angle.
Computer Aided Design. Computer Aided Design (CAD) is the process of creating 2D/3D models of any design within the virtual realm of your computer and is now used in nearly every design industry, from architecture to filmmaking. Learn more about its applications and how you can use CAD with these resources.