cristelino
New member
I followed this discussion with great interest as
efficient as any other discussion on choosing a CAD
system.
Once I create something in Solid Works I think that my
model does not belongs to me completely and that some
decisions of construction SW take one without, to
ask.
That pisses me off to SW.
SW developers admit that they did a good job in 10 years
but which had models to inspire to make software for
those who are not really engineers.
That's all kind of globalization ...
But Sw is deficient where the world is most needed now:
management of large projects with many changes and a ton
of feed-backs to be reintegrated into the design.
I do not appreciate SW is weak.Dassault software systems
have
created a software more accessible to more people.
My opinion is the same class with Inventor's
So what ProE has clear rules that can not be violated?
They are created exactly where I can make a mistake of
carelessness or haste.
We prefer a software very hard but I'm sure that control
it
Edited by: cristelino
efficient as any other discussion on choosing a CAD
system.
Once I create something in Solid Works I think that my
model does not belongs to me completely and that some
decisions of construction SW take one without, to
ask.
That pisses me off to SW.
SW developers admit that they did a good job in 10 years
but which had models to inspire to make software for
those who are not really engineers.
That's all kind of globalization ...
But Sw is deficient where the world is most needed now:
management of large projects with many changes and a ton
of feed-backs to be reintegrated into the design.
I do not appreciate SW is weak.Dassault software systems
have
created a software more accessible to more people.
My opinion is the same class with Inventor's
So what ProE has clear rules that can not be violated?
They are created exactly where I can make a mistake of
carelessness or haste.
We prefer a software very hard but I'm sure that control
it
Edited by: cristelino