I figure since I will be there, I may as well ask what you want to know? So if you have a question you would like answered, comment back to this post and i will try to get them answered!
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1) Is it posssible in solidworks to roll structural steel and achive a flat pattern?
2) Can solidworks put holes in a rolled sheet metal part & the holes remain true in the flat pattern?
I am a former solidworks person but I am stuck with Inventor at my current gig and Inventor can not do either.
Posted by: jimmy russell | July 01, 2009 at 10:39 AM
SW move to Italy?!?!?! Where did you hear that from? Not happening.
Posted by: Joe Galliera | May 12, 2008 at 12:19 AM
Hey Mike,
1) I'm interested in knowing what there take is on the 'Direct Modeling' push in the industry, especially now that UGS recently announced it in NX6.
2), maybe see if you could get any insight of their future direction might be with it. A combination of both perhaps? See what you could get disclosed from them.
3) Are they working hard at getting more and more things to be multi-core based functions?
Posted by: Don Van Zile | May 07, 2008 at 12:50 PM
Hi Mike, since you are going there could you please get answers to two questions or at least put them to rest. #1. Is there any truth that the SolidWorks Corporation will be moving to Italy? #2. Will SolidWorks come out with an add on to the core programt that will give users an architectural tool bar, making a good competitor to other Architectural programs out there? Thanks my freind.
Posted by: Richard Williams | May 07, 2008 at 10:23 AM