First thing that comes to mind is layered images (a la Photoshop or
GIMP). Create each layer separately, and export one at a time, and you
can add them up however you want, import into a presentation,
whatever.
I have no CAD experience, so I can't compare with that, it may make
more sense to use it. Hope that helps a little.
God bless
-jordan
On 12/3/05, Dave Alanis <SDALAN04 at smumn.edu> wrote:
> I am involved in a school project that it will involve creating a virtual image (or projection). It will involve having several layers or pieces of imagery. It will actually be putting together a data-center structure. The first thing that comes to mind is utilizing (MS Project and or VISIO) some type of autocad program, even Powerpoint. I don't have much experience with this type of software, is there any recommendations out there, that may help?
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> I would like to make a presentation as realistic as possible.
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> Thank you,
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> Dave
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