SWW 2006 Presentations

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Rock Guy, Jan 30, 2006.

  1. Rock Guy

    Rock Guy Guest

    If anyone is interested in downloading my "PhotoWorks Essentials" and
    "Drawing Automation, that was easy" presentations from SWW 2006 you can
    find them at www.robrodriguez.com in the "SWW Presentations" area.

    Thanks to all that attended the presentations and I invite any comments
    you have concearning them.
     
    Rock Guy, Jan 30, 2006
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  2. Rock Guy

    TOP Guest

    Is your website not complete yet?
     
    TOP, Jan 30, 2006
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  3. Rock Guy

    Rock Guy Guest

    It's not totally done. I've been adding things little by little and
    concentrating on the PW portion. I have a list of content I want to
    add its just finding the time to do it.
     
    Rock Guy, Jan 30, 2006
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  4. Rock Guy

    TOP Guest

    Well thanks. I know how that goes. You're one of the few people I know
    who works stone(d). :)
     
    TOP, Jan 30, 2006
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  5. Rock Guy

    Rock Guy Guest

    LOL, good one!
     
    Rock Guy, Jan 30, 2006
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  6. Rock Guy

    Rock Guy Guest

    Thanks Jonathan,

    PW can be frustrating at times, I guess I've just learned the tricks to
    it over time. It is capable of high quality renderings in the right
    hands. I've been looking at Maxwell lately. The images at their
    website are amazing but their SW plug-in has some real short comings
    (texturing & decals).

    I think the pieces are finally in place at SW to see some MAJOR
    improvements to PW over the next couple of years.
     
    Rock Guy, Jan 30, 2006
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  7. Rock Guy

    jjs Guest

    Yes Maxwell can't do textures and decal in the SW plugin as the
    texture and decal handling in SW are not upto it - supposedly in
    Sw2007 SW have improved things and the SW plugin will offer better
    textures and decals. However the standalone Maxwell does do textures
    and decals. The downside to maxwell is its rendertimes but where it
    makes up on PW is that it is no hassle to set up.
    It would be nice :) - couple of years !! As I say - Rob - I admire
    your patience - I suppose a by product of working in such a timeless
    material as granite. The village I live in Stithians in Cornwall was
    a quarrying village in the past and I beleive they quarried the
    largest lump of granite ever - I 'll try and find the picture and post
    it. 200 hundred men sitting on a rock !!

    TTFN

    Jonathan
     
    jjs, Jan 31, 2006
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