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Similarities between inventor and NX 7.5

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peng017
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Similarities between inventor and NX 7.5

Hey all,

 

I am a frequent user of autodesk inventor (up to 2013 version now; getting used to it). In the near future, i may be moving to a workplace that only uses NX 7.5 (I'd never even heard of this until today).

 

My question is: How similar are the 2 programs? will i be able to pick up NX 7.5 relatively easily having used inventor to a good extent? or are the 2 programs very different? Or, better yet, is there some sort of functionality in inventor that could allow me to use inventor instead of NX 7.5 (file conversions or etc)?

 

I would appreciate feedback from any NX and inventor users.

 

Thanks!

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ampster401
in reply to: peng017

not an actual NX user - but am exposed to it here at the support center where I work.

 

NX and Inventor are like night and day.  You'd be better off comparing SW to Inventor and vice versa.

 

NX is at the top end of solid modeling software complete with a ton of features  not available in Inventor.  Although NX is nothing like Pro-E, I rate both of those as comparible in terms of complexity in terms of use.

 

I'd recommend seeking NX beginner classes/training.

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don.j.dawson
in reply to: peng017

Investor is a toy compared to NX. Your going to need a class for it. I have had 3 university classes in it and every other program is cake to work with. I can pick them up and use them. ...NX is not like that at all.

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tsreagan
in reply to: don.j.dawson

NX is also known as UG.  or ugg as I like to call it.

 

While It does have a more detailed/complex modeling system.

I would not look at it's difficulty as being a factor of it sophistication,  in my opinion, it is just not as well developed from a user standpoint as Inventor.

 

I feel for you sir.

 

T.S.

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