SolidMap

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by 3dDaveinPA, Feb 20, 2007.

  1. 3dDaveinPA

    3dDaveinPA Guest

    OK .... I pulled the trigger! I know that there are a few different
    threads about SolidMap here, so I just decided to start a new one.
    Everybody wants to know if this tool is really that great. Well, I
    bought it. They are running a 30% promotion right now and I just
    couldn't pass that up. I played with the 30 day trial over the last
    week, and it seemed like a no brainer. IT is saving me time every
    day. IF it saves me 10 minutes a day, I pay for my purchase in no
    time, and I know I am saving more than 10 minutes a day.
     
    3dDaveinPA, Feb 20, 2007
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  2. 3dDaveinPA

    fcsuper Guest

    Dave,

    Can you provide details about the software?

    Matt
     
    fcsuper, Feb 20, 2007
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  3. 3dDaveinPA

    3dDaveinPA Guest

    You would probably learn more if you just went to their website
    (www.solidmap.com). They have a bunch of demo movies and a product
    description. Basically, it shows dependencies between solidworks
    models (files, assemblies, parts, features).

    I can tell you why I like it. It shows me mate relationships between
    components. The graph shows each assembly component linked together
    on something that looks like a flowchart. The links tell me what
    mates exist between the components. If the component is a
    subassembly, I can expand the suabassembly and look at its mates. If
    the subassembly has subassemblies, I can expand at that level too. I
    can contiue to go as deep as I want. The other feature that I really
    like is the option that shows detailed relationships between
    features. If I choose that option, then SolidMap shows sketch
    relations between features. If a feature is driven by another feature
    which is driven by another feature which is driven by another
    feature ....etc ... , I can view those relationships all at once on
    the graph instead of opening each sketch one at a time to figure out
    what is driving the geometry that I want to change.
     
    3dDaveinPA, Feb 20, 2007
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