First of all, the operating system used by CAXA and CAD is different, CAXA is mainly used in Windows system, while CAD can be applied to Windows, Mac, Linux and other operating systems.
Secondly, the libraries of CAXA and CAD are different, with CAXA having a comparatively smaller library and CAD having a relatively large library. In addition, the drawing effect of CAXA and CAD is also different, and the drawing effect of CAXA is not as good as CAD, because CAD has more functions than CAXA, so the drawing is also better than CAXA.
In addition, CAXA uses a different language than CAD, and CAXA uses more programming languages than CAD. The most important thing is that CAXA and CAD have different drawing standards, and CAXA will have jagged lines when drawing, while CAD does not. Overall, CAXA and CAD differ in many ways.
In addition, the drawing functions of CAXA and CAD are different. While they both support basic drawing operations such as line segments, circles, ellipses, polygons, etc., CAD is more powerful, providing more drawing tools and advanced features such as 3D modeling, rendering, animation, and more. In contrast, CAXA has relatively few features and focuses on 2D drawing and basic 3D modeling.
In addition, CAXA and CAD differ in terms of editing and modification. CAD provides richer editing tools, such as trimming, extending, rotating, etc., which can easily modify and edit the drawing. Whereas, CAXA has relatively few editing features, mainly focusing on basic operations such as moving, zooming, rotating, etc.
Finally, CAXA and CAD also differ in terms of drawing. When using CAD for drawing, you can directly output high-quality drawings and support a variety of file formats, such as DWG, DXF, etc. On the other hand, Jaggy lines may appear when plotting Caxa, which requires the use of specific tools or settings to refine the plot.
In general, while CAXA and CAD are both software used for computer-aided design, they differ in terms of operating systems, libraries, drawing effects, languages used, and drawing standards. Users can choose the right software to use according to their needs and preferences.
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