Squidly-Diddly
10-25-2007, 02:32 PM
standard printer?
I used Solid Works, Inventor, and little proE.
IFAIK, none of these will printout a pic "to scale" (1 to 1 or otherwise) from any printer(store bought or fancy). Seems like that would be real handy, unless you are so deep in the Corp structure that you would never actually touch anything you design.
These guys will tell you to use some other program (photoshop?) but wont give you a clue at to how to go about it, and even then it would be up to you to draw a "one inch" and then start 'eyeballing' what comes out of the printer and start adjusting from there.
Also, which programs let you feed in snap shots (from diff angles) of a complex object and then create a 3D object?
I used Solid Works, Inventor, and little proE.
IFAIK, none of these will printout a pic "to scale" (1 to 1 or otherwise) from any printer(store bought or fancy). Seems like that would be real handy, unless you are so deep in the Corp structure that you would never actually touch anything you design.
These guys will tell you to use some other program (photoshop?) but wont give you a clue at to how to go about it, and even then it would be up to you to draw a "one inch" and then start 'eyeballing' what comes out of the printer and start adjusting from there.
Also, which programs let you feed in snap shots (from diff angles) of a complex object and then create a 3D object?