modifying a drawing

[Kingkong]

Originally posted by HuFlungDung I can hardly wait to see whats up with the next patch for XPert.

Of course you are right. But the public relation-team seems to be only a trainee job at ONECNC-headquarters. They tell you nothing before ist is already on the market.
My last visit on their homepage a few days ago shows absolut no information about the XP-Series...

So we should wait for the next patches and hope that somebody listens to our discussions...

Kingkong

[wms]

Kong,
They are working on a new web site as we speak. Stay tuned.
They believe that it is better to get things right Before they turn them loose on the pubic. And I agree, having seen some other companies who didn't think this way.
And they are listening to our discussions.

[HuFlungDung]

It never hurts to send in your ideas and suggestions for improvements. I do, and I see that I do actually have some worthy input once in a while.

I like to think of the whole thing as a team effort, and I see a definite willingness on the part of Onecnc to adopt user demands and requests when feasible. This is part of the reason why I am so enthused about the products, I know they have not dead-ended.

They will be updating their website pretty soon from what I have learned. They definitely need to show off XP, but they do need working demos, rather than just movies. I also suppose that a working demo needs a lot of new work to make it difficult to hack.

[cadcam]

I don't see any time soon for any of the Cad softwares that will have a History tree for the surface side.

As for the solid side I would say 90% do at this time.
That is a big resion for likeing solids so much.

But I do like the assoativity to wire fram on the solids side now a days .
Its nice to be able to change the wire and have the solid ypdate.

JM2C

[Kingkong]

Originally posted by HuFlungDung They definitely need to show off XP, but they do need working demos, rather than just movies.

Hu,
my last info on that says, there shall be no demos in the future, only full versions, might be for to be 'unhackable' ;-)

Kingkong