Are you frustrated with your CAD or graphic arts program? Do you sometimes feel that it is designing your shapes for you? Is it taking you too long to get the exact shape you want? Do you want to make the leap to 3D modeling? If you answer yes to any of these questions, then you need Pilot3D. Pilot3D gives you a very simple way to precisely define the exact curve that you want.

What makes Pilot3D different? It specializes in detailed curve and surface design and gives you many tools for fast, complete, and precise shape control. Pilot3D even gives you coarse and fine-tune shaping commands with the ability to overlay our unique curvature curve that tells you how smooth the curve is.

You see, in most 2D or 3D design programs, curves and polylines (a series of points connected by straight lines) are separate entities. This is done as a convenience for the programmer, not the user. There are many times when the designer needs to combine both of these shapes together or to convert one shape to another. When the designer is creating a 2D or wireframe shape there is often a need to insert and delete points and to change part of a curve back and forth between a curve shape and a polyline shape. Designers do not want to be forced to deal with multiply-connected polyline and curve entities.

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Graphic design and graphic art is another term to describe what can be accomplished with significant time, skill, and patience. This artistic image above is a perfect example of thinking outside of the box. To be creative enough to think about taking the Microsoft Windows logo and crushing it into the Google Chrome logo, was brilliant. A great graphic designer is able to use a number of artistic and professional disciplines which focus on visual communication and presentation. Being an artist requires constant imagination, visualization, and creativity. Wikipedia defines art as: The process or product of deliberately arranging elements in a way that appeals to the senses or emotions.

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