flaviobrio88
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open source is something that fascinates me little, despite in some cases I make use of it, I still believe in the rule "feed as you spend"I think total trust can only be found in open source.
open source is something that fascinates me little, despite in some cases I make use of it, I still believe in the rule "feed as you spend"I think total trust can only be found in open source.
Forgive you??? What?? :Forgive me matteo but in this I have an opinion exactly opposite, especially talking about software so complex and that they serve to work. not that private companies do miracles, but with opensource, although I have excellent possibilities due to the collaboration of many, you have no guarantee of anything.
read the rules of the forum and presented, it is always the usual solfa... subscribe to the forums and do not read the rules.Does anyone know if f3d they sold me last year is think3? to me it looks identical but under other name. I can't find it from any pruning on the internet. Thank you.
You're from the drill, aren't you?Does anyone know if f3d they sold me last year is think3? to me it looks identical but under other name. I can't find it from any pruning on the internet. Thank you.
No.Why am I sorry?
What do you mean you just have to trust big companies?
if everyone did so goodnight to the dreamers.
Also nug, from what I remember, was a pmi like many others and we do not talk about prehistory.
If I don't remember badly it was given as a gift with the parpas, can you confirm?
talking about the cads on which I have experience, like solid edge and solidworks, I feel like neither has a sufficiently autonomous table module (from 3d) so that I can be considered at thinkdraft height. I used it last time many years ago but I remember that as 2d was practically complete.I would like to ask you to give me some indication of such software, I would say medium-range
thanks for the indication. I had talked about solid edge, of which besides, it is possible to download from the website part 2d for freetalking about the cads on which I have experience, like solid edge and solidworks, I feel like neither has a sufficiently autonomous table module (from 3d) so that I can be considered at thinkdraft height. I used it last time many years ago but I remember that as 2d was practically complete.
for other cads I can't tell you.
As good as the 2d module is, in my opinion it is still not up to being used as a pure 2d. I actually also when I have to study in 2d, I prefer to use gbg.thanks for the indication. I had talked about solid edge, of which besides, it is possible to download from the website part 2d for free
It also evaluates well I create (ex pro/e) especially for the new development of the table setting with create layout that seems to promise very well, both with regard to the explicit and parametric part.thanks for the indication. I had talked about solid edge, of which besides, it is possible to download from the website part 2d for free
e comunque sarei curioso di sapere se solidworks o inventor sono realmente
molto piu' performanti di t3 nel fare un modello e poi la relativa tavola 2d,mah...
a suo tempo passare da t3 a solid edge fu un vero sollievo, ma erano i tempi in cui t3 crashava ogni 20 minuti per "memory could not be read".
ho avuto una parentesi con solidwork per quasi tre anni, utilizzavo la versione 2005. modellazione solida molto molto bene, lavorare con superfici importate per eseguire operazioni sui solidi molto molto male... tavola piuttosto lenta... e comunque solo messa in tavola da modello.
Let him see the inventor! :biggrin:Do you have any advice?