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H. Love
Tue Sept 17 2013, 08:44PM
H. Love Registered Member #13419 Joined: Thu Apr 11 2013, 01:35AM
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When I go to the solidworks website and click to view their products (http://www.solidworks.com/sw/3d-cad-design-software.htm), different packages (such as 3D CAD, Simulation, Product Data Management and others) appear. I was wondering which one of these packages within solidworks you used to render your bridge.
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Killa-X
Thu Sept 19 2013, 05:14PM
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H. Love wrote ...

When I go to the solidworks website and click to view their products (http://www.solidworks.com/sw/3d-cad-design-software.htm), different packages (such as 3D CAD, Simulation, Product Data Management and others) appear. I was wondering which one of these packages within solidworks you used to render your bridge.

My guess, None. Solidworks has its own built in render. Even when I had solidworks 2012 Student Edition, I could do 3D renderings. Theres no need for any packages.

NjL4H

When I rendered this picture in solidworks 2013, I just had to Tools, Add-Ins, Enable PhotoView 360.
Then Photoview 360, Final Render.

Comes with every version of solidworks, No packages needed. 2011+ from personal experience.

Id just look for a standard solidworks 2013 product if your interested in getting it.
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H. Love
Sat Sept 21 2013, 07:20PM
H. Love Registered Member #13419 Joined: Thu Apr 11 2013, 01:35AM
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Ok, now I see. Thanks for explaining that.
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Aragorn
Sun Sept 22 2013, 05:14PM
Aragorn Registered Member #18516 Joined: Sat May 18 2013, 09:09AM
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"Solidworks" is a 3D CAD package. It does its own renderings.
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Intra
Wed Nov 06 2013, 02:28PM
Intra Registered Member #2694 Joined: Mon Feb 22 2010, 11:52PM
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Phillip, what do you use to convert 110V in 800V
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Phillip Slawinski
Thu Nov 07 2013, 09:07PM
Phillip Slawinski Registered Member #1732 Joined: Thu Oct 02 2008, 02:34PM
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The control panel has a variac that outputs 0-280V which is then doubled using a standard voltage doubler circuit.
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HV Enthusiast
Thu Nov 07 2013, 11:19PM
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I just have to comment again on the Solidworks rendering of the bridge. BEAUTIFUL!!! Definatley one of my all time favorite 3D renderings of electronic components!
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