Abstract
The paper studies the possibilities of using a new home-produced nanoCAD editor for the design of building elements. Any product design nowadays is based on the 3D-model – 2D-model – 2D-drawing advanced technology. The focus is on 3D modeling. It is shown that for 3D modeling in the nanoCAD editor, which replaces the well-known AutoCAD, there are various tools. These include numerous 3D commands and the corresponding dialog boxes. As an illustration, the procedure and step-by-step examples of building up the intersection lines for composite surfaces, views and axonometric projections are given. The transition to the nanoCAD editor is proved to be appropriate and relevant.
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