Solidworks or Rhino
Solidworks or Rhino
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What is the difference between Rhino and SolidWorks ?. They both handle surfaces. What does SW do that Rhino does not?.
Thanks for your help.
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RE: Solidworks or Rhino
Not a lot of help, but I hope it does help somewhat!
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RE: Solidworks or Rhino
I find it a very fast way to do up concepts and materials for presentations and Flamingo, its rendering package is very good.
RE: Solidworks or Rhino
1. Rhino (NURBS)is excellent for ID and Freeform.
2. SW (Parametric)is fantastic in Mech. Solution.
RE: Solidworks or Rhino
Rhino is very easy to use, and although it´s very moderate priced (700-800$) it's used by the big boys as Boeing and such.
There is no parameterism or other form of modeling-history, but that´s not such a big problem as it may sound. You can of course edit what you´ve been drawing, but only manually and not by altering the parameters, of say a curve or primitive. But this also gives you a great deal of freedom. Rhino is extremely capable of modeling very complex surfaces, who would be very hard, if not impossible, to model in SolidWorks.
RE: Solidworks or Rhino
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