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Feb 03, 2010

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Thanks for posting a summary so quickly Ralph. Passed a link on to my cohorts back at the office to the post so they can see some of new features. Keep up the excellent work.

Kevin Quigley

Some worthwhile features there but after all the fanfare of Monday I see no mention of CATIA or even being able to open a CATIA file as a dumb solid/surface?

Jon Banquer

"Freeze features to prevent unnecessary rebuilds. Reduces time from 65 seconds to 0.4 secs."

Users have asked for this for many years. It's about time it got implemented! Hope it's robust.

Sadly I see no direct modeling improvements in SolidWorks 2011. This just gives SolidWorks competitors even more time to make their direct modeling programs more robust and get better at marketing.

When it comes to SolidWorks itself, SolidWorks World 2010 seems mostly be about vaporware and hype. Direct modeling and the CATIA kernel should have been implemented by now in SolidWorks. How many years has SolidWorks been owned by Dassault?

Sylvain

12. Walkthrough using manikins for greater control and realism.

Do you mean they ported their Delmia manikins to SW ?? That would be huge. Or is it only a "virtual walkthrough", flying through ther model, etc. ?

ken elliott

Yet... still don't have real threads...

E S LLC

Another SW release and no major improvements....Inventor pulls farther and farther ahead....LOL

Note, 98% of what is listed as "improvements" on 2011, Inventor has already been offering for at least 3 releases back.

BTW - Inventor CAN import/export CATIA files....LOL

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