CAD designs

Definition

CAD (Computer-Aided Design) designs refer to digital drawings or models created using specialized software. These designs can be 2D or 3D representations of objects or spaces.

Related terms

Rendering: The process of adding realistic textures, lighting, and other visual effects to a CAD design.

Wireframe: A simplified representation of an object or space in a CAD design, showing only its basic structure without any surface details.

Parametric Modeling: A technique used in CAD design where objects are created based on mathematical parameters that can be easily modified.