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07-04-2006, 12:12
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Re: Future of Inventor
You're gonna have a blast with 11. The Autodesk booth at SVR was home to an Autodesk rep for a bit, and he had 11 on his lappy.
Make sure you check out the new frame generator, it's AMAZING. You can make an entire robot frame, actually quite complex, in just a couple of minutes. And yes, there is a lot more focus on surfaces. (it turns out I can't find my pdf of what's new, I seem to have lost it...) |
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