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William B
Guest
Hi ,
Most of us know how to save a design as JPG or BMP images - right?
Virtual Studio of course is also a great tool to use to make those photo realistic images of your design.
But how do you present your pride & joy and tears & frustrations to others?
These design images can be used to present a design concept to a team or client,
without spending too much time and effort.
(especially if when you need to communicate to non-technical / non-PC expert people!)
Try using Microsoft products/tools like :
- MovieMaker (part of WindowsXP, it can create photo slide show).
- PhotoStory (free downloads available, gives zoom-in & zoom-out effects).
Personally I like PhotoStory3 the most.
Try these tools to give someone a walk through on your design for example.
Upgrading to SolidEdge V19 will give you the possibility to make & store your simulation videos.
Other free tools that is usefull (& free!! ):
- The Gimp (www.gimp.org) for editing "photos"
- Inkscape (www.inkscape.org) making quick drawings or to name components in an image.
Both these are great in making documentation.
Okay - now it is your turn..
Let us know what you use to compliment your SolidEdge & why.
Bonus points if it is free
WB
Most of us know how to save a design as JPG or BMP images - right?
Virtual Studio of course is also a great tool to use to make those photo realistic images of your design.
But how do you present your pride & joy and tears & frustrations to others?
These design images can be used to present a design concept to a team or client,
without spending too much time and effort.
(especially if when you need to communicate to non-technical / non-PC expert people!)
Try using Microsoft products/tools like :
- MovieMaker (part of WindowsXP, it can create photo slide show).
- PhotoStory (free downloads available, gives zoom-in & zoom-out effects).
Personally I like PhotoStory3 the most.
Try these tools to give someone a walk through on your design for example.
Upgrading to SolidEdge V19 will give you the possibility to make & store your simulation videos.
Other free tools that is usefull (& free!! ):
- The Gimp (www.gimp.org) for editing "photos"
- Inkscape (www.inkscape.org) making quick drawings or to name components in an image.
Both these are great in making documentation.
Okay - now it is your turn..
Let us know what you use to compliment your SolidEdge & why.
Bonus points if it is free
WB
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