BottleBob wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net:
ff wrote:
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>> Ratedr wrote:
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>> >I uploaded the pic here
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> ff:
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> I get .0441, but who's going to quibble about a tenth.
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> To Ratedr:
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> If you're going to be doing, or getting, many geometric forms in > the
> future it might pay you to download some El-Cheapo or free CAD program
> off the net and learn to manipulate your geometry. Probably quicker,
> more accurate, so say nothing of being more fun than taking the
> formula approach.
> Rhino is one program that you can use for free up to 20 saves. > If you
> never save anything you can theoretically use it as long as you want.
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> BottleBob
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It's a lot more fun to model in a powerful seamless, unified, hybrid modeler with built in CAM like VX rather than incomplete half baked products like Rhino, SaladWorks, etc.
VX 11's new UI, while not propagated throughout VX yet, is a significant advance and is excellent in it's well thought out approach.
The new downloadable version of VX 11 now has it's advanced features enabled. My sincere thanks to VX for complying with my request.
Unlike SaladWorks Corp. VX listens and has excellent development direction.
VX 11 has been officially released although VX has not updated their website to reflect this yet.
Here is a direct VX 11 download link:
Tons of updated tutorials in .pdf for VX 11... including sheet metal which was not previously available in the VX 10 downloadable version.
VX continues to deliver and it's only going to get better.
VX 11 is a huge step in the right direction for robust affordable integrated CAD/CAM that's a pleasure to use in many ways... not all but many. :>)
While SaladWorks and many other CAD/CAM companies continue to show their totally sleep at the wheel and headed down the road to no where, VX continues to show they have the excellent vision and implementation.
jon