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Author Topic:   Has anyone used Solidthinking? Parel unregistered posted 12-24-2003 03:53 PM               I would like to get an opinion on Solidthinking. I need some more associative modelling than Rhino, and cant spring for Alias. I tried the demo but since I am not a power-user I feel that I dont know enough about the work-flow to have a strong opinion. initially I like the simplicity and user friendlinees of the interface. The logic is similar to Rhino and has an uncanny resemblance to Alias. Construction tree is a little harder to navigate than Solidworks since all the curves are included, but the updating geometry is sweet. I dont like the fact that you have to create edge curves a lot since you cant align curves to surfaces or loft edges of surfaces Any opinions would be appreciated. The demo can be downloaded at www.solidthinking.com IP: Logged Parel unregistered posted 12-28-2003 09:19 PM               can anyone download the demo and tell me what they think? Thankx IP: Logged Pro_User unregistered posted 12-29-2003 03:26 PM               "I dont like the fact that you have to create edge curves a lot since you cant align curves to surfaces or loft edges of surfaces Any opinions would be appreciated." You can acomplish all of that in Pro IP: Logged another Pro_User unregistered posted 12-29-2003 03:38 PM               No one cares. Parel asked a question. Your making Pro_users look like arseholes. IP: Logged momknowsbest unregistered posted 12-30-2003 03:49 PM               please post some screen shots of what can be accomplished in solidthinking. menu structure, associative modeling. IP: Logged

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