@@3DCA No. I haven’t. As the matter of the fact, after nearly 2 years of learning, I came to the conclusion, that ZW3D is just a scam. The company bought the software about 15 years ago and ever since they just butchered it up. Certain things, which used to work do not work anymore and they all the time add new features and make changes only for you to hope, that they finally fixed, what is wrong, but they never do. They are only interested in your annual fees at the customer expense. The teaching materials they have are incomplete and sometimes from old version, where the features either do not work anymore as explained or they do not work at all. Besides, the software menus are absolutely not intuitive…..It has a strange logic. They do not understand, that no-one can afford that and especially not a single man engineering company, who needs a package, which is complete and works. I cannot have a contract from some company and in the middle of working on it find out, that I cannot print out the drawing or that dimensions are different on the print or I cannot even modify or import my own component in the assembly….That would be the last time I received the contract from that particular company. Not that there aren’t very good functions in the software package of ZW3D,but that is not enough for me. I am now on Solid Works and my net thing will probably be Pro_E Creo and Mastercam. I have let myself get seduced by cheap price, but the time wasted was not worth it. Same happened with Fusion 360. ZW3d is just a little bit better in certain respect, than that. It might be OK for a hobbyist not a real engineering firm That is my opinion!
@@jiritichy6855 I have many years experience with Solid edge and I know exactelly the prices of this CAD Software. ZW3D is pricelly accessible then other Software packages. I have found out, that PMI's are available in the ISO view but only in the 2022 version ruclips.net/video/gaT1bcDfHRU/видео.html If you can afford Solidworks or even NX why not! You pay the price and you get what you have payed for including the maintenance fees. ZW3D could be better but they are not working and thinking in an European way that's why their progress is on an asian timing. I think they could be better if they let europeans interfeare in their developement departement. I am working now with my own ZW3D but it would be better if I could afford Solid Edge...
How to get the PMI's visible on the ISO-View on the
drawing?
Can you add dimensions to Isometric or custom view???
Hi Jiri, I have the same problem. Have you done any progress on this issue?
@@3DCA No. I haven’t. As the matter of the fact, after nearly 2 years of learning, I came to the conclusion, that ZW3D is just a scam. The company bought the software about 15 years ago and ever since they just butchered it up. Certain things, which used to work do not work anymore and they all the time add new features and make changes only for you to hope, that they finally fixed, what is wrong, but they never do. They are only interested in your annual fees at the customer expense.
The teaching materials they have are incomplete and sometimes from old version, where the features either do not work anymore as explained or they do not work at all. Besides, the software menus are absolutely not intuitive…..It has a strange logic.
They do not understand, that no-one can afford that and especially not a single man engineering company, who needs a package, which is complete and works. I cannot have a contract from some company and in the middle of working on it find out, that I cannot print out the drawing or that dimensions are different on the print or I cannot even modify or import my own component in the assembly….That would be the last time I received the contract from that particular company.
Not that there aren’t very good functions in the software package of ZW3D,but that is not enough for me.
I am now on Solid Works and my net thing will probably be Pro_E Creo and Mastercam.
I have let myself get seduced by cheap price, but the time wasted was not worth it. Same happened with Fusion 360. ZW3d is just a little bit better in certain respect, than that. It might be OK for a hobbyist not a real engineering firm
That is my opinion!
@@jiritichy6855 I have many years experience with Solid edge and I know exactelly the prices of this CAD Software. ZW3D is pricelly accessible then other Software packages.
I have found out, that PMI's are available in the ISO view but only in the 2022 version
ruclips.net/video/gaT1bcDfHRU/видео.html
If you can afford Solidworks or even NX why not! You pay the price and you get what you have payed for including the maintenance fees.
ZW3D could be better but they are not working and thinking in an European way that's why their progress is on an asian timing. I think they could be better if they let europeans interfeare in their developement departement.
I am working now with my own ZW3D but it would be better if I could afford Solid Edge...