Pro/Engineer to Inventor
Pro/Engineer to Inventor
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My company is soon going to be changing from Pro/Engineer to Inventor. I have a couple of questions about this.
How does it compare? I've seen a demo and it looks OK but that is not the same as using it is it!
All our products up to now have been designed on Pro/E. Does anyone have any tips on data translation to Inventor? What problems will we encounter?
How quickly are we likely to be up to speed with Inventor?
Thanks for any advice.
Ray
How does it compare? I've seen a demo and it looks OK but that is not the same as using it is it!
All our products up to now have been designed on Pro/E. Does anyone have any tips on data translation to Inventor? What problems will we encounter?
How quickly are we likely to be up to speed with Inventor?
Thanks for any advice.
Ray





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I will tell you that it will take some time to get used to, mainly because it isn't the program you have been using. But with a little training and effort on your part, I think you will grow to love the program.
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It's no where near as parametrically strong (if you are used to being able to use measure features and dimensional tags in notes/tables etc), but I think you will certainly be up and running in no time.
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Please visit http://www.cff.org/aboutCFFoundation/About65Roses/ to learn why!
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I'm impressed with some aspects of it but very worried about others. The bits that worry me are surfaces and drafts.
Surfaces seem very basic and drafts are only the most simple types as well.
Until I start using it at work I won't know if my fears are justified. No doubt I'll be posting a few queries on here.
Thanks for the replies so far.
Ray