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solid works anybody


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hey guys,

anybody conversant with solid works.

i have seen some of its models. they are like an autocad 3d model

but with intelligent parameteric controls to make the object behave

like a real life one.

 

though very engineering based but its good.

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i have used solid works in the past, about 5 yrs ago now, like you say it is very much engineering based but very intuitive to use and parametric controls make editing a doodle.

 

i'm not too sure its that suitable for arch vis tho, but i know programs exist which are similar in nature to it but that are aimed at the architecture industry such as Autodesk Revit plus others

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I have used Solidworks for 10 years. You need a powerfull computer. The program has a limitacion on polygons. You can not do an entire building.

 

The models can be exported to Viz. From SW to AutoCAD as a SAT file and from AutoCAD to Viz. When you exprot has a SAT from SW to Autocad you have to change the UCS in SW to match Autocad. Their UCS is different than Autocad.

 

SW has a lite version from Mental Ray. It is primitive but it is OK. SW is really good for engineering but not for modelling architecture. I use it to do stubborn models difficult to do with Max or AutoCAD.

 

Regards

Elliot

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