Bought Autodesk CFD 2016 from this store, but I have problems with activation. I would very much like to note the work of the managers, who on the day off quickly solved our problem and after 15 minutes I was able to use the program. If you work with 3D models in other programs, then you will appreciate the convenience of importing them into CFD 2016. We are very satisfied with the work of the store, because the most important thing is constant support and prompt solution of customer problems.

I've been using Maya since 2000, a year after it came out. It's disgustingly obvious at this point that now that we're all forced onto subscriptions for many years, the features they add each year are clearly not worth the tens of thousands of dollars we have to pay for 5 to 10 licenses. Those of you who haven't been around long enough on the 3D scene don't understand how much you're paying for so very little. Autodesk no longer have any motivation to give us anything substantial because if we don't pay them, then they terminate our ability to use their software. They cooked up this idea back in 2017, and it's been down hill ever since. We have no way to retaliate, other than to revert back to using version 2018 (the last perpetual license version). We now live in the age of software hell.

I have been working with Revit for several years now, we use it to effectively interact with different departments. Among the advantages, I want to note an excellent rendering engine. And, for example, in this program, stairs can be quickly and easily modeled. Try all the features of Revit 2021 and make sure it's really effective!

My job became a lot easier by creating summer balconies and loggias with the new Stamp Formula! I also work a lot with external links, so such a trick as the base point of the project was very useful to me. In general, the 2017 version of Revit has a lot of innovations that I like )