Any overall opinions on SWX2005?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Bryan Player, Sep 22, 2004.

  1. Bryan Player

    Bryan Player Guest

    To the folks who have been brave enough to install and begin using
    2005: Do you have any overall opinions relative to 2004 about
    stability and functionallity. I monitor this group fairly closely
    when new releases and SP come about to see how much "noise" is
    generated. For 2005 it seems pretty quite releative to other more
    recent releases. I figure this is one of two situations.

    1. It is a good release.

    2. Not many folks have installed and operated it yet.

    Thanks in advance for the feedback

    Bryan
     
    Bryan Player, Sep 22, 2004
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  2. Bryan Player

    matt Guest

    I've been using it for a while. I find there are some cool new functions
    that might be hard to live without once you know they're available, but as
    is often the case, you pay for this by enduring some quirks. Sketch has
    some great new tools, but there are certainly a few quirks with the new
    spline functions. Also some new loft and surfacing functions which are
    balanced by some quirks. Overall, it is not very crashy (assuming your
    system is well set up and maintained), most of my crashes have related to
    bad data. How the data gets bad may be another issue, but I don't have any
    hard info in that direction.

    Whether it's a good release or not, you're gonna see complaints. People
    will complain about almost anything, given the option. Still, I think it's
    got some valuable enhancements in it. If you're the conservative type, you
    might want to wait a SP or 2, but if you're someone who can work with the
    flow, I don't think there are any total showstoppers in there now.

    matt



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