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I heard they'll be burning CD's in October for shipping late in the month. Is is worth it to DL beta version from website? I'm getin' itchy....but I think I'll wait for a nice clean CD install.
"The source of expertise is not in the memorization of the minute details of a subject but in the thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts on which it is based." --author unknown
Prolly worth it, but install it seperately so you keep your old version.
Back in my Gibbs days I found them to be fairly decent installs.
Share some of the updates with us!
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Matt
San Diego, Ca
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Hey guys,
The new version is GibbsCAM 2004. They dropped the version #'s for some reason. I think it was to follow SolidWorks format.
Any way, The beta for it is on the user web site. This is beta ONLY. They are still several cuts away from release canidate versions and then GOLD. This processes should be rather quick though.
Check it out. Best viewed with XP Pro. This version is compleatly certified for XP from Microsoft.
see ya.
I'm running the 2nd beta version (6.80.53) right now and I feel it was worth the download time (dialup). Couple of the new things I really like are the "Project onto Model" plugin and the "Profiler". I'm going to start experimenting with the "untrim and extend" surface tool.
The latest version is 6.80.55.
As for the trim/untrim. DONT BOTHER!! This does NOT work the way you think it should.
Spend alot of time with the profiler. This is a very cool tool. There are many hings that it can be used for other than toolpath.
Gibbsgod, I think they dropped the version numbers to follow autocad 2004, or maybe both? Doesn't matter. I have to admit, after talking with you and other guys from Gibbs, I think this is going to be the best release yet. My favorite enhancement is being able to move solids around using the constraint tools that almost mimick the same tools in Inventor.
Dennis Schlack
Applications Engineer
D3 Technical Services
Springfield, Missouri
417-831-7171
With this being a major release we'll be getting new manuals with it ......right?
"The source of expertise is not in the memorization of the minute details of a subject but in the thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts on which it is based." --author unknown
Not to sure. They might be sending out addemdums (however the hell you spell it) for existing customers and new manuals for new orders.
I could be wrong though, I have only see the full manuals so far.
Where can I find the download? I searched their site and couldn't find it.
co
In the "Gibbs Online" under the "Current Release Software" section. You must be up to date on your maintenance and hava a login and pasword for the users area.
If not call Gibbs for help.
GG
As far as the new manuels, We will be getting the following:
Solidsurfacer 3D Machining
2.5D Solids
Advanced Milling
Getting Started
Plug-in guide and
Wizards Guide
Dennis Schlack
Applications Engineer
D3 Technical Services
Springfield, Missouri
417-831-7171
Oh, not a demo. Is there a Gibbs demo version available anywhere?
co
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