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The more I see it, the more I realize just how much SolidWorks lacks in how it handles assemblies. I’m getting quite familiar with 3DVia Composer just from the demos (I’ve never used it). Author fcsuper Posted on SeptemFebruCategories News Tags Android, iPad, 3DVIA Mobile HD, 3DVia, iPhone 3 Comments on New Product: 3DVIA Mobile HD 3DVia can do it, so why not SolidWorks?ģDVia Composer demonstrations have been all the rage at official SolidWorks and VAR events over the past year or so. I would be excited about an Android offering since it wouldn’t be limited to just one device and Android is the best selling smartphone OS now.

Interact with the community: comment on and rate 3D models from the iPadģDVIA Modile HD for the iPad is available for the temporary price of $1.99 in the App Store full price will be $4.99.Īs of right now, there is no word yet on if/when a similar application will be available for Android.

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Save and export 2D renders (images) to Facebook and e-mail.Integrated 3DVIA 3D model search: search, download and view over 20,000 3D models published to.Interactive 3D viewer: pan, zoom and inspect models with intuitive iPad finger movements.Most 3D modelling software applications are able to connect to to share work on the iPad platform, including content in over 30 3D formats.Īlso, Dassault Systemes claims that “ 3DVIA Mobile HD retains the speed, fluid movement and easy-to-navigate interface of the iPhone app advantage of the increased screen size and resolution of the iPad, making this a powerful 3D content demonstration tool.”ģDVIA Mobile HD will feature the following: 3DVIA Mobile HD gives users access to view and interact with thousands of 3D models which are hosted on the content warehouse. Dassault Systemes announced the release of 3DVIA Mobile HD, which they claim is “a first-of-its-kind interactive 3D model viewer for the iPad.” Connectivity (cloud?) continues to be a theme from Dassault Systemes.