Published in: 3D Printing, SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD, SOLIDWORKS Simulation, Uncategorized, Visualization
The Goal: Being able to touch your product design, hold it, use it, and most importantly, share it with the world… at a profit of course! It always starts with a good idea. A new approach to something old, an old approach to something new, or simply one of those “How has no one come
Published in: 3DEXPERIENCE, Technical Communications, Visualization
Seeing is believing. Nothing makes your design feel more tangible than seeing it in its environment. Life-like images of your design eliminate the mental leap it often requires to understand the way a product might look or feel. Quality images provide an instant perception of what the product can do, who it is for, and why it
Published in: Visualization
I’ve heard it said that SOLIDWORKS Visualize Professional is like adding another member to your team. And I agree. If you look at some of the efficiency tools that Visualize Professional brings to the table, there’s no question it’s here to save you time. Tools such as configurations and batch rendering can save enormous amounts
Published in: Visualization
You may have heard that SOLIDWORKS Visualize Professional 2021 can import Solidworks configuration data! The days of File “Save As” each configuration for a Visualize rendering are OVER! If this is news to you, then welcome to the party. If you knew about this, then you are likely here to figure out how it works.
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Late in the afternoon on Friday, Jesse put up a time-lapse video of him recreating the LEGO Cybertruck image that was posted last week on Twitter. It picked up a few views over the weekend, so we figured we would sit down with him for a moment and ask a few questions. 1. Where did
Published in: Technical Communications, Visualization
A few weeks ago I went to my very first IKEA store. Let me just say, the hype is real. I was lured in by their modern designs and did purchase a few things. When I got back home and began assembling the light that I purchased it was very clear why companies strive to create documentation
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1. The Glitch – Distracting White Background on Custom Library Images The image library in SOLIDWORKS Composer is a great way to quickly and easily prompt the viewer to take some action. We have convenient icons that indicate that the user may need to take caution, apply glue, or use safety equipment. But are we
Published in: 3D Printing, Visualization
We’ve all been there, a problem arises in the product design process and it’s the product marketing team that gets the short end of the stick, which results in poor marketing content. Changing the content creation process can allow marketing to generate the images that will be the most impactful for the target audience. Hopefully, this
Published in: Visualization
Have you ever tried to create a realistic image from the SOLIDWORKS rendering software but struggle to figure out why it doesn’t appear to be completely realistic? It has happened to me as well. I quickly found out that the scene was the main contributor to this. You can’t physically take a picture of your product floating in
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Minimize effort and maximize impact. It’s what we’re all aiming for isn’t it? We all want to expend as little effort as we can and get as much for it as possible. There is something satisfying about optimizing your time. As the old saying goes, time is money. Rendering is a great way to get
