SolidWorks for Architectural Work?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by CADaholic, May 10, 2008.

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  1. CADaholic

    Cliff Guest

    Actually, CV's old package would have worked well too.
    NFIGS, Plines, CNODES, etc. Good enough for an AEGIS destroyer's
    wires, plumbing & etc. ...
    Solids are not the answer to everything <g>.
     
    Cliff, May 13, 2008
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  2. CADaholic

    TOP Guest

    I have seen some software for SW that automates building design. In
    this case it was for precast concrete buildings and it was designed to
    tie into an ERP program.

    SW has the programmability, but not the stability. Imagine creating a
    program to do some of this stuff and then have SW change the API year
    after year. One advantage to ACAD is that this stuff doesn't change
    much (or does it?). My STAR benchmark created geometry from scratch so
    it can be done.

    TOP
     
    TOP, May 14, 2008
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  3. CADaholic

    jimsym Guest

    See Revit or ArchiCAD
     
    jimsym, May 14, 2008
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