Most of all – I think users liked the price – since eDrawings Professional is included in SOLIDWORKS Professional and SOLIDWORKS Premium, which meant that most of our users already have access to this amazing new tool.EDrawings is suitable software for sharing CAD files in a compressed format and receiving user feedback.

Users also loved seeing that changes to our files in SOLIDWORKS would show up, automatically, the next time we opened the part or assembly in eDrawings VR. They enjoyed seeing how easily we could open native SOLIDWORKS files in a Virtual Reality environment, without any need to export these file nor the need to create a new environment in a third-party program. Users at this event were excited to try out the new eDrawings VR functionality. The process of making changes in SOLIDWORKS and seeing these changes in Virtual Reality is really as simple as “Save” and “Open.” When we return to eDrawings 2020 and re-open this assembly, we see that the fence is now green. We would next edit the color of the fence to change it to green, and then simply SAVE the assembly. So we would start by opening this assembly in SOLIDWORKS 2020. This is no problem for us, thanks to the fact that we are opening and viewing native SOLIDWORKS files in eDrawings VR 2020. Our customer wants to know what it would look like if the safety fence was green. Let’s say we are looking at this assembly of a shop floor in eDrawings VR 2020. This means changes to our designs can be explored with just a few clicks. Users simply need to have a computer with eDrawings Professional 2020 and a supported HTC VIVE Headset.

Users at this event were excited to hear that there is no “Export” or “Data Translation” or “Environment Building” as part of this process. SLDASM files, utilizing an HTC VIVE or HTC VIVE PRO to experience these files in Virtual Reality. With this great new functionality users can open and view native. I had the pleasure of sharing this great new functionality with some of our customers at a recent What’s New 2020 roll-out event in Lancaster, PA.

SOLIDWORKS 2020 is here, and one of the coolest new features is the ability to open and view any SOLIDWORKS model in Virtual Reality (VR) using eDrawings 2020.

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