3D software science* choose

2009-12-17View Original

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I have been exposed to Pro/E and SolidWorks before, but now I want to learn piping. I don’t know which software is more concise and practical?

Reply #22009-12-17

This is not as simple as if you want to learn simple software. If you have the ability or the prerequisites to use the software on a current machine, I suggest you position yourself with international mainstream software, such as PDS or PDMS.

Reply #32009-12-17

pro/e, solidworks, not the best choice for piping

Reply #42009-12-18

SOLIDWORKS is relatively easy to use, and it is also another software INVENTOR, which can do both piping and equipment.

Reply #52009-12-27

The software INVENTOR can do both piping and equipment.

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