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Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by kanga, Jan 28, 2004.

  1. kanga

    kanga Guest

    have just upgraded to wildfire II beta, wildfire I was crashing eavery
    30 minutes in XP. Wildfire II has not been an improvement on crashing.
    I am finding it horrendous to use compared with pre-wildfire versions.
    copy rotate and other functions that we have come to rely on as gear
    manufacturers seem to have disappeared. some of our pre-wildfire
    models have been failing in wildfire and when the feature is opened in
    sketcher, the unresolved references cannot be deleted, therefore we
    cannot reolve the failure and have to start all over again. Has anyone
    else found the wildfire upgrade a backward step and a pain to work
    efficiently with?
     
    kanga, Jan 28, 2004
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  2. kanga

    Pete Guest

    Sean,

    There's a new pre-production build available that just went on the
    website yesterday. I'd download it right away.

    Regards
     
    Pete, Jan 28, 2004
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  3. kanga

    Alex Sh. Guest

    I've been using one of the earlier Wildfire builds for a few months now. So
    far, it has been as stable (or better) as 2001.
    Also, Copy Rotate is still there, and even has its 'old-style' menu-driven
    interface. You pick 'Edit'=>'Feature Operations' from the top pull-down
    menu, and from that point it is pretty much unchanged from Pro/E 2001.
    What other functions are you unable to find?

    As to 'upgrading' to a beta release, if I was a manager of an engineering
    department and one of my engineers did that, he'd be in a world of pain and
    trouble. Beta release is meant to be used in one's spare time, to get
    familiar with new upcoming features and in the process help PTC debug the
    software. Using it for production work is reckless, to put it mildly.

    The unresolved references that can't be deleted happened in the previous
    releases of Pro/E as well (at least in 2001 and 2000i2). I have not been
    able to figure out what causes them because they don't happen too often and
    I was always able to find a workaround to redefine such features.

    To summarize, no, I haven't found Wildfire a backward step and I find it
    easier to work with than the previous versions.
     
    Alex Sh., Jan 28, 2004
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  4. Beta releases and early buildcodes of Pro/E are always a mess.

    My boss used a preproduction version of 2000i² and found he could crash
    Pro/E when in the hole creation dialog box using any button in that window
    with the right sequence of inputs.

    In any production situation, I think it's rare for experienced users to
    migrate over until at least the 3rd buildcode since initial release.

    Dave
     
    David Geesaman, Jan 28, 2004
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