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We have been working on one for a while, but due to
limitations in the API we do not have one available yet. We are still working on
it, and with each release of Inventor, they improve the API so we can get more
done. The other thing that we have found is that productivity would be lower in
a solid modeling environment, compared to using our software in Autocad, so our
existing customers would not switch.
We have been working on one for a while, but due
to limitations in the API we do not have one available yet. We are still
working on it, and with each release of Inventor, they improve the API so we
can get more done. The other thing that we have found is that productivity
would be lower in a solid modeling environment, compared to using our software
in Autocad, so our existing customers would not
switch.
We have been working on one for a while, but
due to limitations in the API we do not have one available yet. We are still
working on it, and with each release of Inventor, they improve the API so we
can get more done. The other thing that we have found is that productivity
would be lower in a solid modeling environment, compared to using our
software in Autocad, so our existing customers would not
switch.
Thats sounds about right then, but my customers
saw 20-60% less time when they switched from plain Autocad to Striker
Software, so moving to Inventor would increase their
time.
Unless of course part requires surfacing. Striker is 2d only. Surfacing on
form steels would need to be done manually.
"Randy Sanders" wrote in message
news:67252FC7C4A51F690B4F1C97572DB712@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
Thats sounds about right then, but my customers saw 20-60% less time when
they switched from plain Autocad to Striker Software, so moving to Inventor
would increase their time.
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