Reaction/comments on free product configurator shareware

LS,

Recently I posted a topic about my free shareware version of my program
to create a product configurator without any API knowledge.

I am very interested in your experiences/comments/reactions. Please
post them or send them in an email to jjzwaard at studiozwaard dot nl.

Thanks in advance for your reactions.

Kind regards,

JJ

www.studiozwaard.nl

 

After trying the shareware version of your program, i concluded that it
is very easy to work with, and that it opens options for those people
without much knowledge of SolidWorks. After making the base models,
pretty much anyone can generate a model with the desired dimensions.
Also I find that it makes a lot of ''boring'' jobs a lot easier like
generating 2D drawings and adding configurations to models. This
program opens up possibilities for those who want to generate models,
with limited knowledge of the software.

Regards,
Thijs Haverkamp
, a future customer.

 

It works and it's very easy to learn. I think it's better than
DriveWorks in couple areas.

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regards

Markku Lehtola

www.markkulehtola.net

 

So in what areas would that be?

 

In the next version, I want to allow users to use if-functions that
determine the contents of comboboxes. Furthermore I'm working on
previews of the files that is referenced to.

I think the most powerfull function of this program is the interface.
It give a clear overview of the different steps that have to be
performed. Furthermore it's very easy to modify existing configurators.
You can insert, delete or move steps. But ofcourse I'm not the person
to give an objective reaction ;-)

Regards,

Jan Jurjen

 

UI is really nice, exactly what JJ says below. I also like the way it
saves the work. Comparing to the DriveWorks Express, not to the big DW,
which was (don't no the current situation) just too buggy to work with.
And you have to remember that DW Express will propably always be Express
- that is "limited". JJ's stuff is growing.

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regards

Markku Lehtola

www.markkulehtola.net