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I design robots.
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Re: How to use Onshape in an aerospace/defense contractor enviroment
(Quote) This has been discussed in the past. Here's one. I can't find the one most relevant so I'll recount what I vaguely remember. For most of us, ITAR is about keeping sensitive informati… (View Post)4 -
Re: Help us build an awesome import updating system
(Quote) Don't forget to recognize backported features in your automatic method (eg I go back to the original part and add the chamfer in your example part, because I added those during a live design/… (View Post)1 -
Re: FeatureScript and students
You can do this in a classroom setting by loading a custom CSS file with Onshape in the browser. You can install a plugin called 'stylish' to firefox or chrome and add the following… (View Post)1 -
preamble is frustrating
Just a general comment/datapoint. I'm finding the function precondition, and the fact that it's not really FS, really frustrating (it's possible I posted on this already, my memory is fuzzy.). I'll g… (View Post)1 -
Re: Best approach to designing complex assemblies
@bert_fourie More mature parametric CAD has ways to chunk the complexity (grouping operations so that you can label and think about the group instead of all its parts) so that it is less confusing. T… (View Post)1
