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While I’m far from impressed with the first version of the Home Tab shown above, I do REALLY like the learning paths including the continuation and expansion of the interactive tutorials. The new Direct Editing tool lets users easily manipulate native or imported geometry and parametrically move, size, rotate, and delete imported solid models or native Inventor files. So I will just share some pretty pictures highlighting an overview of the new goodies: Freeform/T-Splinesįreeform tools provide an alternate modeling approach to explore and create freeform shaped models.

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I wonder if there will be any casualties here? Will Mudbox finally be removed from the Suite? How about Alias in the Ultimate Suite? Will those Ultimate seats get any compensation for having their asset value watered down by the upgrade of Premium seats to Ultimate? Maybe Autodesk will lower the Ultimate subs rate to match the Premium subs rate of yesteryear? Time will tell.Īnyway, there is some very solid stuff appearing in this years PrDS, a lot of what I can bring up here is covered in Gavin’s Inventor What’s New post. So one would assume then, PrDS Premium seats will now be upgraded to PrDS Ultimate.

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Which means those who elected to upgrade from AutoCAD 2 years ago, scored basic Inventor last year & look to be gaining Inventor Professional this year. The big change here is Autodesk Product Design Suite Standard has been discontinued! All those PrDS Standard customers are being upgraded to Product Design Suite Premium.

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You can actually do full manipulation of imported geometry with Direct Edit tool within Product Design Suite 2015.” – Jeff Wymer, Senior Industry Manager, Manufacturing Inventor is one of the best tools on the market today, when it comes to interoperability with other 3d tools and solutions, and being able to make changes to that geometry. “We understand that customers today don’t have a single homogeneous environment. Vault Professional 2015′s Item Master is ‘da BOM’! What’s new in Autodesk Simulation 2015 products?

Here are a few right off the bat:Īutodesk Inventor 2015 Released – Whats New? T-Splines? Anyway I digress….ĭesign and Motion will be bringing you a series of posts covering the new features in the core products within the suites over the next few days and coming weeks. I’m tempted to speculate, but I might get in trouble, so I can’t. Worryingly, this screams there is controversy ahead to me. So in that regard I suppose they are just going to surprise their customers when they get access to their downloads.

“By offering solutions that are scalable, cost effective and open, our customers have the opportunity to design, manufacture and sell great products.”Īutodesk haven’t mentioned anything about which products will be in the Suites yet, other than an interesting change for the Product Design Suite. “Our suites provide designers and engineers with a complete set of tools and cloud services that allow them to simplify design, visualization and simulation workflows from product development through delivery,” said Robert “Buzz” Kross, senior vice president, Design, Lifecycle and Simulation at Autodesk. The 2015 product line brings those bang up to date with some dramatic changes across the board. The manufacturing design suites aren’t just about Product & Factory Design Suites, but also the related data management and simulation offerings Autodesk have. Once again Suites and their makeup are a strong point of focus with respect to how they are enabling customers to get to market faster, cheaper, more reliably & generally just knocking out better stuff.

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Autodesk have announced new for 2015, Digital Prototyping software releases for the Manufacturing, Architecture, Engineering & Construction industry segments. We had a bit of fun last month with Mike’s post ‘Which Products will be in Autodesk’s 2015 Suites’, which stirred up some discussion, but the buck stops with today.