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1. #AUTODESK INVENTOR VS INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL FULL#
2. #AUTODESK INVENTOR VS INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL WINDOWS 7#

To open a simple DWG file takes 5 minutes. It appears WF5 is more compatible with opening up old AutoCad files then Inventor is, even though Inventor is made by Autodesk. My WF5 (on Solaris) is rock stable, it maybe locks up once per year for me, I'm not nervous about doing heavy tasks.

#AUTODESK INVENTOR VS INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL WINDOWS 7#

At least twice a week Inventor would lock up on me, I'm not sure if it's Windows 7 or Inventor, or both, it just happens. The computer seems to think a lot more more for simple tasks, as if it doesn't have efficient code. I get plenty of these with Inventor.Īnother thing, it's much slower. Pre intent manager I would get strange cryptic error messages on broken relationships and constraints, but post intent manager, I just don't see any cryptic error messages. So, how come if I change a dimension from a feature prior to this sketch it breaks the constraints? Basically, Pro-E intent manager and stability are first rate. you can check this be clicking on the button "dimensions required". The sketcher supposedly constrains automatically, like to mid points and centers. Outside of the GUI, it to me feels like pre Wildfire.

#AUTODESK INVENTOR VS INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL FULL#

OK, so now I've been using Inventor full time for 4 weeks. I have now downgraded my company to part time and 4 weeks ago I got a full time job for a company that uses only Inventor. I've owned my own company and this past year has been the worst.

I've used Pro-E for 15 years now, and currently have WF5.