Poly Modeling vs CAD Modeling

[@Phonkbeast-fv9hp]

Best explanation yet. Thank you for this information. I wish you all the best for your channel growth. Thanks once again.

[@Art-of-Akrosh]

Thanks a bunch!

[@TheOne10525]

Very good video! :)

[@thunbergmartin]

This is a REALLY succinct, and understandable definition. Hopes this video reaches anyone wondering/confused by the heaps of software-suits and formats. Also RHINO is really the gem in between Imo, both good for cad and polymodeling. As an architect or game designer wanting real control of measurements its really a fantastic software.

[@Art-of-Akrosh]

Thanks! Appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Personally, I've only used moi3d and f360. But, I do know some friends that use rhino and swear by it!

[@thunbergmartin]

No problem, I'll happily promote a good video as yours! And yes, I'd probably fit nicely into that rhino-friendgroup. It's insane that you can draw 2d cad better then auto cad, do complex 3d cad on a much more "limitless" scale then say fusion, and also poly model (translate to poly, And a lifetime commercial license is 200bucks if bough while being a student. Anyways, have a great day, and good luck wit any future uploads, great stuff!@@Art-of-Akrosh

[@Crystal101-j5e]

So Cad is more like a Vector, While Poly is more like a Raster.

[@Art-of-Akrosh]

Yup!