Furniture design software is easy to use.

The most common is CAD, followed by PS, 3DMAX, solidworks, and the rendering function is also good. These models can basically cope with all the design work.

I have simply sorted out some software that designers may use, and hope the answer will be helpful to you.

1. Designers (draftsmen) need to master four modules: sketches and features, assembly, engineering drawings and 3DVIA Composer.

2. Engineers need to master six modules: sketch, feature, assembly, engineering drawing, curve and surface, 3DVIA Composer and sheet metal weldment.

3. Modules that senior engineers need to master: sketches, features, assembly, engineering drawings, curves and surfaces, 3DVIA Composer, sheet metal weldments, pipes and wiring. (According to different industries, you may also need to master mold design, electrical module, gear module, motion simulation, etc. )

4. Modules that analysts need to master: According to different analysis directions, they can master SolidWorks process simulation or SolidWorks simulation.

5. Modules that R&D senior engineers need to master: sketches, features, assembly, engineering drawings, curves and surfaces, sheet metal weldments, motion simulation, piping and wiring, 3DVIA Composer, SolidWorks Simulation and SolidWorks Flow Simulation (according to different industries, gear module instruments, mold design, electrical modules, secondary development, etc.). ).