Now This Is A Large Assembly

Literally, look at this screen cap from a SolidWorks 2010 Beta 3 splash screen, notice the big rig shown in the picture to show scale:

Update: The company has a video on their site that has quite a bit of SolidWorks footage shown in it.  Link

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[sikiş izle]

Literally, look at this screen cap from a SolidWorks 2010 Beta 3 splash screen, notice the big rig shown in the picture to show scal

[Otavio]

Rod,

The full assembly project for the two boilers has over than 200,000 components.

Mike,

The link for English video is: http://www.dedini.com.br/en/video/index.html

and the site is: http://www.dedini.com.br/en/index.html

Thanks a lot for the recognized.

Otavio, IT\CAD Specialist at Dedini.

[Otavio]

Rod, the full assembly project for one boiler have over than 100,000 components, so the two boilers has over than 200,000 components for sure.

Mike,

The video in English: http://www.dedini.com.br/en/video/index.html

The Site:
http://www.dedini.com.br/en/index.html

[Daniel Herzberg]

I actually worked on analyzing and benchmark testing an assembly similar to this one for another Brazilian company (it was an entire quarry operation). The conclusion: all their files had the image quality set to maximum, and at least half the documents were from 2007 or earlier.

[Devon Sowell]

Wow, amazing stuff, very impressive. I've heard that SolidWorks considers Brazil an important market.

Devon

[Mike Puckett]

Actually Mikeo the rendering is either done with PV360 or PhotoWorks.

Mike Puckett
Via iPhone

On Sep 12, 2009, at 1:38 AM, typepad@sixapart.com wrote:

[Mikeo]

Don't imagine they used Photo360 for the render.

[Mike Puckett]

Rob,

Would live to know. They show a bunch of similar models in that video.

Mike Puckett
Via iPhone

On Sep 11, 2009, at 9:21 PM, typepad@sixapart.com wrote:

[Rod Uding]

Wow, that is a large assembly. How many parts are in it?