I have been using Onshape for a while and for one of my Senior Graduate class project, I sued Onshape to help new CAD students get some experience as well. A way for parts to interact with each other would be a significant upgrade. Additional joints can be a work-around in some cases, but not all. There is no way to do contact sets, which can make some assemblies not behave the way I would like. We can voice or video chat while we both look live at the same document. I can help students remotely by making live changes to their document regardless of if it is a part studio or an assembly. When students share their document with me I can view the document history to make sure it was that student who did all the work or keep track of who did what in a group project.
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Tutorial videos from OnShape aren't really the same, and ability to work offline would also be nice. The only thing Inventor has over Onshape is the interactive tutorials that walk students through basic features within the software. Onshape does nearly everything students would do in Inventor, but they can now access the program anywhere, whereas we only have one computer lab with Inventor. Kommentare: Went to Onshape from Autodesk Inventor out of necessity when school switched to remote learning, probably not going to go back. Siehe die vollständige CAD Programme Liste Siehe die vollständige 3D-CAD-Programme Liste
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