
Rhinoceros is one of the most user friendly and powerful software for 3D modeling. The interface is made to make spinning and viewing models as easy and effortless as possible. For 3D models that are dwgs, I always opt to open in Rhinoceros rather than the native AutoCAD software. Furthermore, the ability to integrate parametric modeling and third party plug-ins such as Grasshopper also adds to the versatility and power of using Rhinoceros. There is a large community of users that seem to continuously expand on Rhinocero's features, and thus this makes the software more valuable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I believe the 2D documentation features to Rhinoceros are not as strong. There is an ability to do comprehensive 2D drafting, but honestly there is better software to handle this, especially if the drafting is meant to document several large scale drawings within the same project. Furthermore, typical graphical drafting features such as applying hatches or annotations are usually unreliable and buggy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.