Pytha 3d cad

galwaydude18 · 18-06-2010 09:05PM #1

Has anyone on here ever used this programme? I have a trial version of it at the moment and have gone through the training book that came with it. I didn't find the traing book to be very helpful to be honest.

Does anyone know of any books on this programme or any online tutorials?

What are your thoughts about this programme? I would like to get into it as it's supposed to be the best programme out there for shopfitting and that's the area I'm involved in.

I have always used AutoCad up until now and it's a very very very different programme to use and would be a steep learning curve associated with it.

Elbow · 28-06-2010 04:16PM

Been using PYTHA 3D for the past 2 years and find it to be a fantastic piece of software albeit a bit tricky to get the hang of at first, it is a totally different program to autocad and it does take a while to break the autocad habits.

Its worth visiting www.ogeetek.com for more info on it

(I think i have some training videos etc stuck on my laptop somewhere, If you want PM me and i'll upload them somewhere for ya)

galwaydude18 · 17-07-2010 09:56PM

If you could upload them training videos somewhere that would be great. Haven't had a chance to look at it in a couple of weeks as I was away working...

cancee · 31-03-2011 06:44PM

Dear Guys ,

I am anxiously looking for this software full version please if some one have upload here or email me link please .
Martin.
cvsat@mail.ru

cancee · 31-03-2011 06:45PM

Clohane wrote: »

Been using PYTHA 3D for the past 2 years and find it to be a fantastic piece of software albeit a bit tricky to get the hang of at first, it is a totally different program to autocad and it does take a while to break the autocad habits.

Its worth visiting www.ogeetek.com for more info on it

(I think i have some training videos etc stuck on my laptop somewhere, If you want PM me and i'll upload them somewhere for ya)

Dear Guys ,

I am anxiously looking for this software full version please if some one have upload here or email me link please .
Martin.
cvsat@mail.ru

cancee · 31-03-2011 06:46PM

Dear Guys ,

I am anxiously looking for this software full version please if some one have upload here or email me link please .
Martin.
cvsat@mail.ru

Please ,Please

BryanF · 10-04-2011 05:29PM

galwaydude18 wrote: »

Has anyone on here ever used this programme? I have a trial version of it at the moment and have gone through the training book that came with it. I didn't find the traing book to be very helpful to be honest.

Does anyone know of any books on this programme or any online tutorials?

What are your thoughts about this programme? I would like to get into it as it's supposed to be the best programme out there for shopfitting and that's the area I'm involved in.

I have always used AutoCad up until now and it's a very very very different programme to use and would be a steep learning curve associated with it.

Just wondering what are you using this software for and why is it any better than other products on the market?

cancee · 10-04-2011 06:04PM

Only use one time then you know this is the only one software .

David Crowley.com · 13-06-2011 10:24PM

HI i am a pytha user of 4 years. as with every programme it has its pros and cons. If you are a repeat order type of company it is great as soon as you have a library built up. However if you work on customm complex projects it is very counter intutive. Dimensionong and lableing is cumbersom, i currently section my 3d pytha and export a dxf to cad to lable and dimension. It does not handle curves very well especially altering profiles, a system similar to the inventor system "sketch modification" would improve it no end. It can also become very slow when there is alot of curves intoduced to your Project.

David Crowley.com · 13-06-2011 10:28PM

Training books and tutorials are virtually non existant, however pytha do provide training at their headquarters in germany, and ogeetek do have some good videos on youtube.

I visited the pytha stand ligna two weeks ago and they are sending on a trial version of the latest version so hopefully the will have fixed some af my problems with the programme.

i will upload some of the work i have done on it tomorrow. if you want more info pm me

galwaydude18 · 13-06-2011 10:46PM

Ya if you would post up some of your work that would be great. Unfortunately my trial version of the programme has run out

David Crowley.com · 14-06-2011 12:31PM

Some images as promised

galwaydude18 · 14-06-2011 12:41PM

Wow they are excellent! Well done

Richo72 · 06-08-2011 04:52AM

cancee wrote: »

Dear Guys ,

I am anxiously looking for this software full version please if some one have upload here or email me link please .
Martin.
cvsat@mail.ru

Please ,Please

Hi cancee. Mate there are no cracked versions of Pytha at all, it requires a codemeter usb key to operate & unfortunately the demos ended a couple years back.
It is a fantastic prog. (shop fitters dream prog) Now V20 with full openGL drawing & few lockups. maybe in a few more versions ther`ll be no need for Radiolab.

Richo72 · 06-08-2011 05:03AM

Sweet renders too David

richkelly5 · 06-03-2013 08:11PM

Hi Guys
I have actually created a comprehensive collection of training tutorials, it follows the training book that ogee tek give but goes through each step in detail. it covers all most functions.

Private message and if any one wants them.

I'd love to do more tutorial but I no longer have access to the software.
I'd love to buy the program if any one wants to sell it 2nd hand, or knows of a company who doesn't require all the seats and i'd buy it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6v9_iERDiU

Pytha 3d cad

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