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Anonymous users2024-01-24The practice of Rongye Software is for reference:
1. Add new hardware and accessories to the software background material library.
2. Specify the usage rules in the software background process library. For example, whether to use a 2-in-1 or a shelf support for movable shelves.
3. Large accessories are added directly during design. For example, first draw the cabinet, and then choose to add a double-hole stove or a single-hole stove or an integrated stove.
4. Special requirements are directly changed during design. For example, the backstage specifies that the movable shelf is a two-in-one, but this cabinet needs to be used with a shelf support, so it needs to be changed.
Basic design: CAD is commonly used
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Aren't all 2D drawings of furniture design CAD designed? Renderings are generally made with a round square, and 3DMAX is a bit troublesome.
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There are a lot of problems, how to design where the designer works, furniture designers mostly work in two places, one is the furniture exhibition hall, a furniture manufacturer, the furniture exhibition hall work is relatively simple, only need to design the shape of the structure, the shape is right, the furniture manufacturer is relatively difficult, the salary is much higher than the exhibition hall, mainly depends on which job you do as a designer, just say the designer in the factory, the 3D renderings are the exhibition hall renderings of the franchisee, that is, the furniture is placed in the exhibition hall, To make the effect, take the wardrobe as an example, design a wardrobe to go down to the workshop must be the height and depth of the side panel of the wardrobe, the size of the top and bottom plates, the size of the shelf, the size of the vertical partition, the size of the door, etc. Of course, many of the lists in the factory are designed by others, but many are not standard, you are redrawing the purpose is to let the workshop workers understand at a glance, 3D renderings are mostly for franchisees to design exhibition halls.