Article-32 Differences between Inventor and Solidworks Part-2
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From the last article, we have been discussing the differences between the two widely used software in the CAD-CAM industry, i.e. Autodesk’s Inventor and Solidworks by Dassault Systems.
We have seen that there are a lot of differences between the Initial 2D Sketching and the features of the two, now we will see some more differences with respect to the Assembly feature.
Inventor-?Inventor software uses joints and parameters to build assemblies. And it has only a few mechanical mates. As the platform uses Ground and Root methods, there are no mates needed, and is widely used for furniture 3D Modeling. This further eases the conversion in Inventor 3D Modeling or of converting Inventor multibody parts to assembly.
Now if the designer wants to simulate any parts or effects, the derringer has to define joints using the assembly building process. Also, while inspecting assemblies, it offers interference assessment. Dealing with large assemblies is through resolve and expression.
SolidWorks uses only mates while building assemblies and offers an advanced range of mates for features-based modeling. So, the user must go through an additional step of creating a 3D sketch plane. The designer can then transfer the features and geometrical parameters from parts to assemblies. In the case of assembly inspection, it offers the powers of detecting interference, clearance verification, and hole alignment. Large assemblies are loaded using Large Assembly Modes and Large Design Reviews.
In the next article, we will continue with some more differences between the same. You can also visit the below link to read more about the differences.
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