Why High Posters @ c.c.swks Are Often the Wrong Source

"The Virus" is now the number one poster to comp.cad.solidworks and is
pulling away from the pack.

As of today here are the top ten:


All time top posters
2370
2327
1615
1282
1234
1119
1026
993
980
877

"The Virus" might even hit 2,400 dumps to comp.cad.solidworks before
the end of the week.

jon

 

Gee, clueless, how MANY names have YOU used over all the years?
LOL .....

Tell you what. I'll make you a deal.
YOU stop posting your clueless ads, BS & hate SPAM and I'll not
be able to reply to it .....

Deal?

 

Jon, why can't you realize that while VX has some capabilities that
Solidworks does not, not everyone needs those capabilities. The things
that I see VX has I have no real need for. I'm sure it goes both ways
and Solidworks has functionality that VX doesn't have.

 

"Jon, why can't you realize that while VX has some capabilities that
Solidworks does not, not everyone needs those capabilities. The things
that I see VX has I have no real need for. I'm sure it goes both ways
and Solidworks has functionality that VX doesn't have"

Why can't you understand that it's totally unacceptable that
SaladWorks does not have the capability to directly edit
non-native imported geometry ? Is Ken Versprille wrong ? I
certainly don't think so.

Why can't you understand that it's ridiculous for so many
SaladWorks users to have to constantly go back and forth
between SaladWorks and something like Rhino to deal with
what SaladWorks can't do or can't deal with effectively
or efficiently.


jon

 

Yeah, I think Ken Versprille is wrong. Who the hell is Ken Versprille?

 

SW does have some tools for editing imported models. However, I do not
really need that capability and neither do many other users.

I don't use Rhino nor do many other SW users simply because we don't
need too. Is this hard for you to understand?

I looked through the VX documentation, I didn't really find good
support for configurations or variations of parts. What little there
was quite frankly sux so VX must suck right? But maybe some users don't
really need a robust configuration modeler capable of easily doing
variations, imagine that. Can VX drive a part with an Excel Design
Table, I couldn't find it in the help?

Come on everyone, hybrid modeling with SuX.

 

"SW does have some tools for editing imported models.
However, I do not really need that capability and neither do
many other users."

Many do but since you don't you don't give a shit. Unfortunately
this is pretty typical of a SaladWorks product loyalist.

"Can VX drive a part with an Excel Design Table, I couldn't
find it in the help?"

Since you care so little about what many in manufacturing
need, why should I give a damn about what your need (what VX
can do with Excel)?

jon

 

Sounds like jb lost his rubber girlfriend again or she dumped
him again.
Nasty temperment.

And he again has no clues.