Hi All, Is there anyone else here having problems doing complex surfacing? Thanks
http://home.pct.edu/~jmather/content/DSG322/SolidWorks_surface_tutorials.htm http://www.dimontegroup.com/Tutorials http://www.mikejwilson.com/solidworks/solidworks_files-03.htm http://www.zxys.com/swparts/
Hi there, Have had multitude of problems in the past but seem to have most complex stuff under control now - what are you trying to do, if you post your problem there are loads of people here who will help! Lee
Isn't that kind of like asking "how do you tell if a lawyer is lying"? If his lips are moving, he's lying. If you're doing complex surfaces in SolidWorks, you're having problems. If you're Ed Eaton or Paul Salvador, then you quickly find workarounds for your problems. If you're me, you're frustrated and looking at other software. Jerry Steiger Tripod Data Systems "take the garbage out, dear"
Or.... how do you tell if a salesman is fishing? It looks like a lead-in to a sales pitch. I looked at the website – they sell VX software. No mention of SW anywhere. So my first impression is that it is a loaded question.
Nice catch! I didn't think to check up on the one doing the posting. Tacky, Mr. Panes. You should identify yourself as a VAR when you post this kind of stuff. Jerry Steiger Tripod Data Systems "take the garbage out, dear"
Yes, it's too bad because it really is a good question. The problem that even Paul S. and Ed E. have are that they and some of the rest of us a reaching uncharted ground in SolidWorks. And what I mean by uncharted ground is the training materials from the vendor itself. Ed's stuff is great and so are Paul examples and Matt''s and Mike Wilson and there are a few others out here with good examples but, they learned some of the same ways we are. Trial and Error. And any CAD system runs into the same problem. Sooner or later you run out of advanced documentation. This was a comment that I recently brought up to John McEleney at a users conference and he told me they are working on it. I'll trade him anyday with the pressure of stockholders versus my boss wondering why you can't get 3 fillets to blend out to nothing without smiling. Ken M.
