I have been engaged in design for many years. When I see your question, I will make a simple suggestion. First of all, before you learn software, you should know what you are going to do now and how much you expect from the design. If you are an ambitious person, you should choose some versatile software, that is, software that can adapt to the design of many industries, rather than investment that is easy to learn. You have to believe that things that are too easy to learn are of low value.

I don't need to introduce SketchUP software, but several friends upstairs have mentioned it. As for the rhinoceros, it has just been released in Chinese mainland for five to seven years! But now it has been appreciated by many industries, because this software is very inclusive. It can not only input or output dozens of format files, including many graphics of 2D and 3D software, but also has high drawing accuracy. It can quickly make templates directly through various CNC molding machines, which is nothing. Rhino's most outstanding advantage is that it is equipped with plug-ins in many industries, such as animation plug-ins, rendering plug-ins, jewelry plug-ins, shoes plug-ins, clocks and watches, and so on. It greatly facilitates your chances of changing careers in the future. As long as you are proficient in Rhino, you can get a general understanding of professional plug-ins in another line, and I won't say anything about other functions, hehe!

Good luck, my friend! May your dream come true!

Do you mind if I recommend a professional to write Rhino's tutorial? Rhino 3D is a combination of Rhino and its two plug-ins from entry to specialty. I hope it will help you a little. The following is the introduction address of Encyclopedia:/view/4071619.htm.