Form z is very affordable, and has a very low cost barrier for entry This makes it an attractive entry level CAD software for consideration. Form Z has benefits for architectural design, creating fast and simple geometry. The ability to export to various file formats is also quite useful for engaging with other team members within a company's workflow.

The developer Autodessys, based out of Columbus, Ohio, has hands down the most responsive customer support staff in the industry, and they always personally welcome and respond to new features suggestions. At the heart of formZ, Autodessys has developed an exceptionally competent and easy to use, topology-based surface and solid modeling core. With everything from the most competent Booleans to highly advance lofting, blending, and other advanced mathematical surface capabilities, I have watched formZ evolve into what is in my opinion the industry leader in these categories and object integrity preservation, which is highly important for 3d printing and prototyping. Beyond that, formZ's interoperability with Vray as a plugin renderer makes the combo a very affordable and completely undervalued option for industry professionals.

I like almost everything about this software. - It has my favourite surface building methods: Nurbs and Subdiv modelling. - I think it is great for modeling quick simple buildings or interiors; even it's free version can do wonders for architectural designers. You can build primitives on other objects' surfaces and scatter objects on an area: very useful for architects. - You can easily create patterns like voronoi, without a hassle. - It has a decent Nurbs engine. Despite being new to FormZ, I did not have much difficulty getting to know functions of various Nurbs tools. - Modeling in general is quite simplistic here.