But let's not forget that it will be your daughter's choice as to what she will profess in, not you. I have seen my daughter grow and she wants to be an engineer rather than the doctor my wife and I wanted her to be. However, she is now one of the most successful in her field. Let the child choose their profession, not you.
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Comment on How To Create iPhone And iPad “Apps” Using 3DVIA by Mahesh Beri - http://www.deelip.com/...
Good analysis .. Curious to know any adoptions have happened .. beyond visualization what are other mobility adoptions can happen in the PLM space
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We have now added any-browser 3D viewer for getting a quick 3D preview on any browser, even on mobile browser. No WebGL needed. Other updates are easier sharing, rewards for invites, IGES support... Check blog.mycadbox.com for more or just try it!
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Comment on How To Create iPhone And iPad “Apps” Using 3DVIA by James Anders - http://www.deelip.com/...
two products that Biplab worked on in the past switched kernels: SolidEdge from Intergraph, Designwave/Pro/Desktop from Computervision/PTC. Although I believe both occurred after Biplab had moved on.
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Comment on Complex Surfacing in SolidWorks by How To Create iPhone And iPad “Apps” Using 3DVIA | Deelip.com - http://www.deelip.com/...
[...] where I was asked to add my media. I already had a 3DVIA account and had previously uploaded my SolidWorks rose to it. So I added it to my [...]
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hum, I have seen Gstar is now on G8 and removed GStaCad 2012 and stopped it... 4M has changed his product and their new architectural version seems to have some problems to install and others like Progecad cms, are now on IntelliCad7... So it seems April was a special date for intellicad consortium. No information ?
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Hi Deelip, Thanks for the interesting review. I tend to agree with you that high-resolution models are not required for 3D View and collaboration. Vizup 3D optimization does exactly what you are asking for - reduces model sizes 5-10 times while keeping the same visualization quality. I vizup-ed (optimized) your Piston-Cap model and uploaded the results into "vizup-optimization-examples-for-deelip" project. Take a look and let me know your impression. I'm interested in your expert opinion. Best regards, Alex
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Hardi, Blake, I created a Workbench project first to share the optimized models with Deelip. But then I realized that I can't invite GrabCAD user to the project by name - I have to know an email. I hope it is in works. Still, lots of useful functionality to start. Best regards, Alex
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Hey Deelip, Thanks for the great coverage. We're pretty excited too. Your observations are astute, as always. Measuring, for example, will magically appear in the very near future. -Blake (A product manager at GrabCAD)
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Comment on First Version Of Russian Geometric Kernel Announced by ralphg - http://www.deelip.com/...
Hi, i wonder that if I get the printer , my friend signed up with the cubify website . Would they be able to download the 3D file and send them to me to download them?
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Comment on First Version Of Russian Geometric Kernel Announced by murray - http://www.deelip.com/...
There is an open source kernel, OpenCascade, nowhere near as developed as proprietry kernels, and the open-source CAD apps that use it are understandably underdone compared to commercial equivalents. There's an extensible/educational CAD app backed by the Indian government education and departments that uses it, though.
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Comment on First Version Of Russian Geometric Kernel Announced by CAD Guy - http://www.deelip.com/...
The decision of whether or not it is immediately profitable to replace an existing modeling kernel would mainly depend on: 1) Near term product road map. 2) How well the CAD application is engineered/designed from the beginning so as the geometric modelling code is modularized. Having said that, the long term benefits are obvious. The dispute between DS and ADSK over kernel is one example. Vectorworks adopting Parasolid is another example. There are only a handful of modeling kernels currently in the industry and they are all owned/controlled by companies that have their own competing products/interests. Moreover, all these kernels CGM, Parasolid, ACIS, Shape Manager, Granite et al were originally developed for the previous generation of Design Products. They don't take advantage of advances in hardware and software technologies. Just as now developers don't have to write assembly code when developing a website, lots of functionality that was originally done at the application level...
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Comment on First Version Of Russian Geometric Kernel Announced by Anthony Frausto - http://www.deelip.com/...
Absolutely makes sense. I've had several interview conversations with Dr. Biplab Sarkar who was with PTC and has been CTO at Nemetschek Vectorworks for years now and the labor explained in moving to a new kernel can be significant.
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Comment on First Version Of Russian Geometric Kernel Announced by Anthony Frausto - http://www.deelip.com/...
Absolutely. Changing kernels can be big work for the developer and there is serious financial reasons also. Not just about legacy data. Nemetschek Vectorworks switched kernels (went to Parasolid) about 4 versions back and they have just now finished up converting all the elements of their application to the new kernel. They spread out the work over many years so they could reserve developer resources for new features.
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Comment on Solid Edge And Velocity Series by Solid Edge SHOULD be the Best Software You Hear of. | solidedging - http://www.deelip.com/...
Oleg, If DS SW developers do believe that it's better to leave original SW with Parasolid, rather to switch to DS CGM, or also DS owned ACIS- what shall we think? :) In fact, switching the kernel means helluwa lot of troubles for existing customers, who own heap of legacy data. How they must deal with their beloved data after such switch? I strongly believe that true concept is "new kernel is for new applications" but no for replacing kernels in the software with long history.
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Deelip, I understand that you are unable to comment on the Fusion 360 product specifics due to the limitations imposed on you by the licence agreement. However can you give us some more indication as to your first impressions? i.e. good, bad or indifferent. Many thanks,
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