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Re: Improvements to Onshape - December 10th, 2020
Saw the new logo and immediately thought "Meh!" A definite step back from the original
david_eager
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRZ-IxZ46ngThoughts on the logo
It's nice. It's crisp and it looks professional. But it's lost the casual, down-to-earth feel the original logo had.
It's as if they wanted to shed the Onshape personality and culture to fill in with something that screams "PTC!"
We get it, PTC, you bought Onshape. But it might pay for you to build on their brand and customer base instead of shedding the first and alienating the second...
It's just a logo, but it's also an erasing of the face of Onshape, and I can't say that I like it...
tony_459
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Re: Improvements to Onshape - December 10th, 2020
Why did they have to go with that drab PTC green for the logo? They could have kept the OnShape blue.
mark_leger
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Re: Onshape, we are here for you!
Throwing this out there as a possible middle ground. I am by no means a graphic designer, just wanted to put this out there.
No matter the look going forward, I'll still be using Onshape.
No matter the look going forward, I'll still be using Onshape.
Re: Onshape, we are here for you!
bryan_lagrange said:Embrace the new logo and make something to put on your key ring.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/754b8efd3b088112eb360f90/w/fa85fefd1e96832022a3694f/e/e8c3b8b91b814ec95709b444
Yea, but what the hell am I supposed to do about my tattoo?
john_mcclary
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Designing laser cut finger joints by hand is tedious. Here's how to automate it! (tutorial)
It's no fun spending hours manually making tabs for laser cut (or CNC router cut) finger joints, only to have them break when a model parameter changes. Fortunately, with Onshape, we have some awesome FeatureScript-based solutions, so I made a tutorial to demo/show how to use them! I'm using @lemon1324's "Laser joint" and "Auto layout" FeatureScripts. Huge thanks for making such awesome automations!
Link to the tutorial:
https://youtu.be/YPoJ484-7tI
If you have any questions, feedback, or video/tutorial ideas, please let me know! Also, I'm planning on trying to make Onshape tutorials Monday/Wednesday/Friday. What would be an appropriate frequency/amount to post them to this forum? I really don't want to spam/clog things up/annoy anyone! I'm happy posting none at all, one a week, a "weekly digest," or each one as it comes out, or something else, just let me know.
Link to the final public document: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/911c7d4c83c10390d2f023d5/v/ef952579db9528bbe57e12be/e/aa4fee8b5651082d4d436e1c
Link to the tutorial:
https://youtu.be/YPoJ484-7tIIf you have any questions, feedback, or video/tutorial ideas, please let me know! Also, I'm planning on trying to make Onshape tutorials Monday/Wednesday/Friday. What would be an appropriate frequency/amount to post them to this forum? I really don't want to spam/clog things up/annoy anyone! I'm happy posting none at all, one a week, a "weekly digest," or each one as it comes out, or something else, just let me know.
Link to the final public document: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/911c7d4c83c10390d2f023d5/v/ef952579db9528bbe57e12be/e/aa4fee8b5651082d4d436e1c
alnis
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