In a recent blog post Matt Lombard breaks the news about the retirement of PhotoWorks after the SolidWorks 2010 release. This news probably doesn’t come as a surprise to most SolidWorks users since I think most expected PhotoView 360 to take over the SolidWorks rendering duties at some point. The announcement really just gives us a [...]
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SolidWorks has just released the new PhotoWorks and MotionManager Step By Step Guides! The Step By Step Guides are learn at your own pace manuals designed to be used by various skill levels. As a beginner you can work your way through the chapters, each chapter covering a new topic and building on skills learned in previous chapters. As an intermediate [...] Clicking the “Gallery” icon in PhotoView 360 takes you to the SolidWorks gallery.com website. Up until now this website has been just what it’s named, a gallery of images. That changed today when a collection of PhotoView 360 video tutorials were made available. There are 7 tutorials in all. The 5 tutorials in the “general” [...] If you’ve found yourself struggling to understand how colors and textures from previous SolidWorks versions are converted into appearances in SolidWorks 2008 & 2009 you’re not alone. You might also be confused as to how the new appearances are shown in RealView and PhotoWorks as is the case with the posting at this Solidworks Discussion Forum [...] I’ve posted my presentations from SolidWorks World 2009. In the downloaded zip file you’ll find a PDF version of the PowerPoint and all the required supporting files. To download simply click on the appropriate image. I’ll also be posting video versions of these presentations as I complete them. All feedback about the presentations is welcome. |
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I've been a member of the SolidWorks user community for many years. This blog in an extension of that community involvement and allows me to share what I hope is useful information with a wider audience of users. In compliance with the new FTC blogger guidelines and in an effort to have full transparency with my readers I need to post some full disclosure statements.
*I am a member of the DS SolidWorks user group program as both a group leader and regional representative. I am not compensated for my user group involvement.
*DS SolidWorks Corporation has paid for my travel, accommodations, and some meals for various user group events including SolidWorks World.
*I am in occasional contact with employees at DS SolidWorks Corporation and am sometimes asked to provide feedback on new products or programs. I am not compensated for these efforts.
*I provide occasional consulting services to DS SolidWorks Corporation, for which I receive compensation.
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