BricsCAD
BricsCAD the first all-in-one CAD design solution in .dwg that answers all your needs; 2D drafting, 3D modeling, mechanical design, and BIM. BricsCAD is a cost-effective, innovative, and familiar CAD solution.
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Features
- DWG support
- Mechanical Simulation
- Drawing 2D
- Mechanical Design
- Bim
- BIM import
- Rendering
Tags
- engineering
- dwg
- direct-modeling
- render-materials
- 2d-drafting
- architecture
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What is BricsCAD?
BricsCAD the first all-in-one CAD design solution in .dwg that answers all your needs; 2D drafting, 3D modeling, mechanical design, and BIM.
The BricsCAD® family of products brings a cost-effective, multi-platform CAD solution to Windows, macOS, and Linux. BricsCAD is available as a permanent/perpetual license & subscription license, for networked or stand-alone computers. You can also add All-In Maintenance for ease of keeping up-to-date.
Familiarity for other CAD users and full LISP support can help reduce a new BricsCAD® users’ learning curve to a day or less. With innovative machine learning tools, you increase drawing accuracy while saving time.
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Developed by
Bricsys Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.Rating
Average rating of 2.7Alternatives
80 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
It does everything I used to do in AutoCAD LT, with very similar functionality, and it works on Ubuntu, which is a big plus. I'm a structural engineer and tried all of the free options, none of which were anywhere near developed enough and lacked essential functionality such as XRefs (which are a big part of my work). It is too expensive for casual users to consider (unless 1 month free trial is enough for you!), but all of the viable options seem to have similar prices. I was previously using Draftsight before they dropped support.
I am only giving 4 starts as although it works well, there are a few rough edges and for this money there shouldn't be any!
Hi I recently purchased Bricscad Pro for about $1300. I opened a customer support ticket about four days ago but no one responded. All I needed was the BRX SDK, an application for writing c++ programs for Bricscad. This is easily and freely downloadable for AutoCad users, even if you just have a student/trial version. I contacted the Bricsys channel director (whatever that is) and I was told I need to register as a developer, which I did, but still I cannot access the BRX SDK. I asked the channel director where I can get the SDK but he has not responded. I also emailed backoffice@bricsys.com, two corporate headquarters and the US help desk concerning this issue and again no has responded. If I had known that they treat customers this badly I would have never have purchased their product. I could demand a refund, but I think I would have better luck pushing a piano up ten flights of stairs.
I don't know anything about it yet. I am browsing looking for alternative to TurboCAD MAC.
It is difficult for me to compare BricsCAD and TurboCAD, because I have never worked with TurboCAD MAC. But, to me, BricsCAD is not the best choice for Linux at least.
I use version 17 of the BricsCAD for Linux for aproximately 1.5 years. The review is based on this experience. PRO:
[Edited by umix, October 17]
Modeling in rendered mode is made easy. You can learn it in just about an hour thanks to the Quad interface, reducing clicks to an minimum.