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news from st2 to st5

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Hello.
I will probably pass from st2 to st5, could you explain to me the major news and tell me about the tutorials to learn them?
I know that the "salt" is great and I do not ask you to indicate all the details, perhaps the most important and useful things.
I do not care about synchronous technology but only traditional modeling, simulations (if included) and file management (revision manager).

Thank you in advance who can give me some information.
 
Hello.
I will probably pass from st2 to st5, could you explain to me the major news and tell me about the tutorials to learn them?
I know that the "salt" is great and I do not ask you to indicate all the details, perhaps the most important and useful things.
I do not care about synchronous technology but only traditional modeling, simulations (if included) and file management (revision manager).

Thank you in advance who can give me some information.
I think you're talking to a dealer first. .

However, in the field of traditional modeling, I think the relevant news is multibody support. There's also a chance to have synchronous and ordered modeling in the same part, but you don't care about this.
as fem introduced simulation, a very complete environment but requiring a fairly expensive license level to be activated.

I still leave the word to colleagues who know more about it.
 
I would like to add that the synchronous technology from st2 has matured a lot, already from st3 has become a very good productive tool and with the successive versions has not made it improve.

I also remember that the flyer does not only serve to change the geometry. together it is very useful to move\copy parts or groups of parts.

another very beautiful thing (from st5 seems to me) the new specular copy and the associative copy of a set.

Hi.
 
I believe that it will not be possible to switch to synchronous mode because all designers and designers will have to update. Can I change a part created in synchronous mode, with traditional mode?
example:
If I create a synchronous part and a colleague modifies it in traditional, then I rename it in synchronous...etc: can you do it?
and for the parts already present in archive created in traditional, can I change them in synchronous?

thanks for the answers
 
I believe that it will not be possible to switch to synchronous mode because all designers and designers will have to update. Can I change a part created in synchronous mode, with traditional mode?
example:
If I create a synchronous part and a colleague modifies it in traditional, then I rename it in synchronous...etc: can you do it?
and for the parts already present in archive created in traditional, can I change them in synchronous?

thanks for the answers
you can turn it into a synchron. also only partially.
traditional features are performed on synchronous geometry.
At any time you can take them to synchronous.

Obviously you cannot do the opposite because synchronous geometry is not made by feature.

then there are parts that manage better in traditional and others that manage better in synchronous.

I found the very beneficial synchronous in the study phase. when you still do not know how to realize your application.
I find it a very flexible tool.

once I define what I want then some finishings I make them in traditional.

Hi.
 
you can turn it into a synchron. also only partially.
traditional features are performed on synchronous geometry.
At any time you can take them to synchronous.

Obviously you cannot do the opposite because synchronous geometry is not made by feature.

then there are parts that manage better in traditional and others that manage better in synchronous.

I found the very beneficial synchronous in the study phase. when you still do not know how to realize your application.
I find it a very flexible tool.

once I define what I want then some finishings I make them in traditional.

Hi.
I only add that not all the neat features of the sheet are migrable in synchronous.
 
Hello.
I will probably pass from st2 to st5, could you explain to me the major news and tell me about the tutorials to learn them?
I know that the "salt" is great and I do not ask you to indicate all the details, perhaps the most important and useful things.
I do not care about synchronous technology but only traditional modeling, simulations (if included) and file management (revision manager).

Thank you in advance who can give me some information.
you have not specified what you do, but if it is only an update problem, the refusal of the synchron, you are committing a background error. siemens has invested, and is pushing a lot on the synchron, and being late on the topic, with the market that is now, could be a "danger".
 

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