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Maximize Your Design Time: How Cloud Services for SOLIDWORKS Boost Productivity

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Cloud Services for SOLIDWORKS revolutionize the way engineers and designers work by streamlining collaboration, data management, and project control. Say goodbye to outdated file transfers, version control nightmares, and time-consuming administrative tasks. With seamless real-time collaboration, secure cloud-based storage, and integrated project workflows, SOLIDWORKS users can focus more on innovation and design. Whether sharing models, managing revisions, or coordinating across teams, Cloud Services enhance efficiency, ensuring a smoother product development process.

 

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Finding More Time for Design

Today’s engineers and designers face constant interruptions—meetings, emails, file management issues, time tracking, and version control headaches. With increasing project complexity, market competition, and the demand for innovation, maximizing productivity is more crucial than ever.

Studies have shown that design engineers spend only a fraction of their working hours on actual design work. The rest of their time is spent on administrative tasks, tracking files, and managing data. This inefficiency not only slows down innovation but also impacts bottom-line productivity.

Thankfully, SOLIDWORKS provides a solution. With every new SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD license, users gain access to Cloud Services, a powerful suite of tools that removes many of the barriers that slow down the design process. By connecting to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, these tools streamline collaboration, data management, and project workflows, allowing engineers to focus on what truly matters: designing.

 

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Let’s explore how Cloud Services for SOLIDWORKS can enhance your workflow, improve efficiency, and eliminate traditional design bottlenecks.

 

Seamless Collaboration with Share and Markup

Traditional design sharing methods often involve cumbersome file transfers, requiring recipients to have the right software to open and review CAD files. This process can lead to delays, miscommunication, and even file compatibility issues.

With Cloud Services, SOLIDWORKS users can instantly share 3D models with collaborators via a secure web-based link. This eliminates the need for physical file transfers and special viewing software. Internal teams, external suppliers, customers, or stakeholders can view, annotate, and discuss designs in real-time—even without a SOLIDWORKS license.

 

The Impact of Faster Collaboration

Collaboration is one of the biggest challenges in product development. Miscommunication between designers, engineers, and clients can lead to costly errors and significant project delays. With traditional workflows, waiting for feedback from multiple stakeholders can stretch project timelines unnecessarily.

By integrating real-time feedback loops through Share and Markup, Cloud Services ensure that everyone is working on the latest version of a design, reducing errors and streamlining decision-making. The ability to provide immediate feedback accelerates the design iteration process, leading to faster innovation cycles.

 

  • Faster design iterations with immediate feedback
  • Reduced miscommunication by centralizing design discussions
  • Easy access for non-CAD users through a simple web browser
  • Improved documentation with markup history and feedback logs

 

A person using a tablet to interact with a 3D model of an industrial machine on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

 

Store and Revise: The Power of Cloud-Based Data Management

File mismanagement is a significant timewaster in engineering workflows. Searching through emails for the right file version or accidentally working on an outdated model can lead to costly errors and project delays.

By connecting SOLIDWORKS to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, Cloud Services provide secure, CAD-aware online storage that ensures:

 

  • Always-accessible, up-to-date design files
  • Elimination of duplicate or lost files
  • Streamlined revision control with automated version tracking

 

The Hidden Costs of Poor File Management

Data mismanagement costs engineering teams valuable hours. Research suggests that professionals spend nearly 20% of their workweek searching for information rather than working on productive tasks. This inefficiency can be costly, especially for companies that rely on fast turnaround times.

With Cloud Services, SOLIDWORKS users gain a single source of truth for their data. Files are always up to date, accessible from anywhere, and backed up securely. Revision tracking ensures that outdated designs never make their way into production, avoiding costly errors and wasted resources.

Additionally, features like revision bumping and check-out/check-in functionality help prevent team members from overwriting each other’s work, creating a more structured and reliable workflow.

 

Manage and Control: Keep Your Projects on Track

For teams working on complex product designs, effective change management and workflow control are essential. The Cloud Services integration within SOLIDWORKS allows users to:

 

  • Track design progress and manage approvals directly from within SOLIDWORKS
  • Assign and review tasks in real-time
  • Control data access and user permissions to maintain security and organization

 

Automating Workflows for Greater Efficiency

Manual processes, such as approving design changes, tracking tasks, and managing data permissions, often slow down progress. By automating these workflows, Manage and Control on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform removes bottlenecks and allow projects to move forward seamlessly. Teams can quickly approve changes, manage access rights, and oversee project progress without the need for lengthy email chains or unnecessary meetings.

 

Real-Time Collaboration: Breaking Down Communication Barriers

Engineering teams are often distributed across multiple locations, making real-time collaboration difficult. Traditional workflows involve passing files back and forth, leading to delays and version control conflicts.

 

With Cloud Services, SOLIDWORKS users can:

  • Connect instantly to team dashboards, messaging, and activity streams
  • Drag-and-drop tasks for streamlined project tracking
  • Work on a single shared dataset from day one, eliminating redundancy

 

Access to New Product Development Tools

Beyond core collaboration and file management features, Cloud Services offer a gateway to 3DEXPERIENCE Works, an extended suite of industry-leading tools for:

 

  • Advanced design and simulation
  • Integrated data and lifecycle management
  • Optimized manufacturing processes

 

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Ready to Take Your SOLIDWORKS Workflow to the Next Level?

 

Imagine a workday where you can focus entirely on what you love—designing—without being bogged down by file chaos, endless emails, or version control headaches. That’s exactly what Cloud Services for SOLIDWORKS offers.

With real-time collaboration, secure cloud storage, and effortless project management, you can streamline your workflow, reduce errors, and free up valuable time for more creative problem-solving.

The future of design isn’t just about creating better products—it’s about working smarter, faster, and more efficiently. Cloud Services for SOLIDWORKS puts control back in your hands, letting you focus on innovation while eliminating the distractions of outdated processes.

So, why wait? Take the next step today. Whether you’re a solo designer or part of a growing engineering team, Cloud Services can revolutionize the way you work.

 

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Interested in unlocking the full potential of your design process? Contact Solidxperts today to learn how Cloud Services can enhance your SOLIDWORKS experience!

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    Renew Your Design Focus with SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services

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    SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services integrates seamlessly with the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, offering three key benefits: Share and Markup, Store and Revise, and Manage and Control. These features simplify collaboration, secure data storage, and enable structured design management. Whether you’re sharing 3D models, tracking revisions, or managing complex design changes, Cloud Services enhances your workflow, reduces inefficiencies, and keeps your team aligned. If you’re looking to streamline your design process, enhance collaboration, and maintain a single source of truth, SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services is the ultimate solution.

     

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    Unlocking the Freedom to Design

    SOLIDWORKS has always been about breaking barriers in CAD, making powerful design tools accessible to engineers everywhere. Today, that mission continues with Cloud Services, seamlessly connecting SOLIDWORKS CAD data to the cloud-based 3DEXPERIENCE platform. This integration is designed to eliminate inefficiencies, minimize repetitive tasks, and streamline collaboration, allowing engineers to focus on what they do best—designing.

     

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    With Cloud Services, SOLIDWORKS users gain three key advantages: Share and Markup, Store and Revise, and Manage and Control. These capabilities enable teams to work efficiently, reduce rework, and maintain a single source of truth for design data. Whether you’re a solo designer or part of a large engineering team, leveraging the cloud ensures that your workflow remains smooth, collaborative, and secure.

     

    Share and Markup: Instant Collaboration with Stakeholders

    Sharing designs has traditionally involved cumbersome processes—sending large files via email, dealing with software compatibility issues, and waiting for feedback. With Cloud Services, SOLIDWORKS eliminates these hurdles by allowing users to share designs via a simple secure link. Stakeholders can view 3D models in their web browser, add comments, and even markup designs without needing SOLIDWORKS installed.

    This real-time collaboration significantly accelerates design iterations. Whether you’re working with suppliers, clients, or internal teams, feedback loops become faster and more effective. By integrating with tools like 3DPlay, recipients can interact with the model, explore assemblies, and provide precise annotations, ensuring that feedback is clear and actionable.

     

    How it Works:

    • Click “Share a File” in the SOLIDWORKS Lifecycle and Collaboration toolbar.
    • Enter the recipient’s email and a message, then send the secure link.
    • The recipient can open the 3D model in a browser, view it in 3DPlay, and add markups.
    • Users receive notifications in SOLIDWORKS when comments or changes are made.

     

    This cloud-based sharing method replaces the need for eDrawings or other file-sharing methods, reducing compatibility concerns and keeping data security intact.

     

    Store and Revise: Keeping Your Designs Secure and Up-to-Date

    As remote work and global collaboration become the norm, the need for centralized data storage has never been greater. SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services ensures that your designs are securely stored in a single location, accessible from any device. Gone are the days of managing complex VPN connections, external servers, or disconnected cloud platforms like Google Drive or Dropbox.

    One of the biggest advantages of the 3DEXPERIENCE platform is its CAD-awareness—it understands how SOLIDWORKS files interact. Unlike traditional cloud storage solutions, renaming or revising a part doesn’t break file references. Assemblies remain intact, eliminating frustrating rework caused by broken file paths.

     

    Key Features:

    • Single Source of Truth: Always work with the latest version of your design.
    • No External Servers Required: Reduce IT infrastructure costs and maintenance.
    • Automatic Revision Tracking: No more duplicate files or confusing file names.
    • Secure Access Controls: Define permissions for viewing, editing, and sharing files.

     

    Supporting Apps:

    • 3D Markup – Enables cloud-based design review with real-time comments.
    • Collaborative Tasks – Assign, track, and manage design work directly in SOLIDWORKS.
    • Compare App – Instantly visualize design changes between revisions.
    • Product Explorer – Navigate product structures and metadata for better decision-making.

     

    With these capabilities, SOLIDWORKS users can eliminate version control headaches and ensure that everyone involved in the project is working with accurate, up-to-date information.

     

    Manage and Control: Advanced Data Management for Complex Projects

    For organizations requiring a higher level of control, SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services extends into formal change management and project oversight. If you need structured workflows, approval processes, or compliance tracking, the 3DEXPERIENCE platform offers robust tools to manage every stage of the design lifecycle.

     

    Scalability at Your Pace

    Cloud Services are designed to scale with your business needs. Start with simple design sharing or full-fledged product lifecycle management (PLM), the platform adapts to your requirements. Some of the tools available include:

     

    • Issue Management – Tag team members in issues and track resolution status.
    • Change Execution – Implement and document design changes with full traceability.
    • Route Management – Automate approval workflows to keep projects moving efficiently.

     

    By transitioning to a cloud-based design and data management environment, teams can reduce costly delays, improve compliance with industry standards, and maintain full visibility over project progress.

     

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    Why Upgrade to SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services?

    SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services isn’t just about storing files in the cloud—it’s a comprehensive collaboration and data management solution tailored to CAD professionals.

     

    • Seamless Integration – Works directly with your existing SOLIDWORKS environment.
    • Real-Time Collaboration – No more emailing files back and forth.
    • Secure & Scalable – Advanced access control, encryption, and revision tracking.
    • Built for Engineers – CAD-aware storage and structured data management.
    • Reduced IT Overhead – No need for external PDM servers or VPNs.

     

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    If you’re ready to streamline your design workflow and take advantage of the latest cloud-based technologies, now is the time to activate SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services. Stay ahead of the competition, enhance collaboration, and ensure your team is always working efficiently and securely.

     

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    Cloud technology is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity for modern engineering teams. By integrating Cloud Services into SOLIDWORKS, designers and engineers can enjoy a more fluid, connected, and secure design experience. Whether you’re looking to simplify data sharing, enhance team collaboration, or implement full-scale design management, SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services has the tools to make it happen.

     

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    For more information, visit SOLIDWORKS Cloud Services or contact us to learn how you can maximize your design potential today!

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      For the Love of CAD: Why are Engineers so Passionate About Their Tools?

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      Valentine’s Day isn’t just about chocolates and flowers—it’s also a time to celebrate what we truly love. For engineers, designers, and CAD enthusiasts, that love is SOLIDWORKS. Whether it’s the thrill of bringing an idea to life, the satisfaction of a perfectly executed design, or the joy of streamlining workflows with powerful tools, our hearts beat for CAD.

       

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      So, what makes CAD software so lovable? Let’s count the ways.

       

      1. Design Without Limits

      Love is about freedom—and so is SOLIDWORKS. With its intuitive interface and parametric design capabilities, engineers can create anything their hearts desire. From intricate mechanical assemblies to innovative consumer products, the possibilities are endless.

      More than just a design tool, SOLIDWORKS enables users to iterate quickly, make real-time changes, and validate their designs before moving into production. With powerful modeling tools, including 3D sketching, surfacing, and sheet metal design, engineers can push their creativity to new heights. The ability to simulate real-world conditions further ensures that designs meet their intended functions before manufacturing begins, saving time, money, and resources.

       

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      2. Collaboration That Connects

      What’s better than sharing your passion with someone else? With 3DEXPERIENCE, designers can collaborate in real-time, ensuring that teams stay connected and projects move forward without a hitch. No more miscommunication—just seamless teamwork and shared success.

      In today’s digital age, working in silos is a thing of the past. Whether your team is working remotely or across different departments, 3DEXPERIENCE enables synchronized workflows that help streamline project management. Teams can store data in the cloud, track design iterations, and work simultaneously on the same project, fostering a truly collaborative environment.

      This enhanced collaboration is particularly useful for companies with multiple stakeholders, including designers, engineers, manufacturers, and clients. With a centralized platform, decision-making becomes more efficient, ensuring all voices are heard and projects progress smoothly.

       

      3. Efficiency That Saves Time (and Heartache)

      Nobody likes wasted time—especially not engineers. SOLIDWORKS’ automation tools, configurations, and advanced simulation capabilities mean fewer headaches and more time spent innovating. The faster you iterate, the sooner you see your vision come to life.

      SOLIDWORKS’ built-in automation features, such as DriveWorks and Design Tables, allow users to create multiple variations of a design with just a few clicks. Instead of manually reworking individual components, designers can automate repetitive tasks, freeing up time for more creative problem-solving.

      Additionally, advanced simulation tools enable users to test designs under real-world conditions, reducing the need for costly physical prototypes. With tools like Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), engineers can ensure their designs meet safety and performance standards before production even begins.

       

      4. A Relationship That Grows With You

      Like any great love story, CAD tools should grow and evolve with you. SOLIDWORKS is constantly improving, offering new features and integrations that make designing smarter and faster. Plus, with access to training and certifications, you can always keep learning and pushing your skills further.

      For those looking to advance their careers, SOLIDWORKS provides extensive training programs and certification opportunities. The Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) and Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional (CSWP) exams allow engineers to demonstrate their expertise and stand out in the job market.

      Beyond certifications, SOLIDWORKS’ commitment to continuous innovation ensures that users always have access to the latest tools and enhancements. Whether through new software updates, expanded compatibility with emerging technologies, or improved AI-driven design assistance, SOLIDWORKS is designed to support its users’ long-term success.

       

      5. Manufacturing Made Easy

      Love isn’t just about dreaming—it’s about making things happen. SOLIDWORKS simplifies the transition from design to production with integrated tools for CAM, 3D printing, and data management. From prototype to final product, your designs are in good hands.

      Modern manufacturing demands precision, and SOLIDWORKS CAM helps bridge the gap between design and fabrication. By integrating directly with CNC machining processes, designers can generate toolpaths and simulate machining operations, reducing errors and improving efficiency.

      For additive manufacturing enthusiasts, SOLIDWORKS also offers direct integration with 3D printing workflows. Whether you’re using FDM, SLA, or SLS printing technologies, the software enables seamless preparation of models for rapid prototyping and production.

       

      A SOLIDWORKS interface displaying a thermal or fluid simulation analysis.

       

      6. A Community That Supports You

      No one should have to navigate their journey alone. The SOLIDWORKS community is full of passionate designers, engineers, and experts ready to help, share knowledge, and inspire. Whether it’s through user forums, training sessions, or local events, there’s always someone who shares your love for CAD.

      With annual events like 3DEXPERIENCE World, SOLIDWORKS users have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover the latest advancements, and participate in hands-on training sessions. These events foster a sense of camaraderie and provide valuable networking opportunities that can open doors to new collaborations and career advancements.

      Additionally, online communities, such as SOLIDWORKS forums, LinkedIn groups, and YouTube tutorials, ensure that users always have a place to turn for advice, troubleshooting, and inspiration. The shared passion for CAD brings together professionals from diverse industries, all united by their commitment to innovation and design excellence.

       

      Bonus: A Perfect Match – 3Dconnexion 3D Mice

      No great love story is complete without the perfect partner. When it comes to CAD, 3Dconnexion 3D mice are the ultimate companion. These advanced input devices allow engineers and designers to navigate 3D models smoothly, making the design process more intuitive and efficient.

      With features like six-degrees-of-freedom navigation, customizable buttons, and ergonomic designs, 3Dconnexion mice help reduce strain on the hands while improving workflow speed. Whether you’re working in SOLIDWORKS, CATIA, or other 3D applications, these tools provide unparalleled control, allowing users to zoom, pan, and rotate effortlessly.

      If you want to take your CAD experience to the next level, a 3Dconnexion mouse might just be the perfect Valentine’s gift to yourself!

       

      Show Your CAD Love

      If you’ve got a design project you’re passionate about, we’d love to see it! Share your CAD creations with us on social media using #ForTheLoveOfCAD and let’s spread the love for engineering and design!

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        What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Part 6: Game-Changing Features for DraftSight

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        Alongside the SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 update, DraftSight 2025 introduces a powerful suite of enhancements that redefine efficiency, precision, and collaboration in professional CAD design. This latest version brings STEP file import for seamless 3D integration, DWG-to-DGN export for improved cross-platform compatibility, and an expanded dynamic blocks library to streamline repetitive tasks. Performance and stability have been significantly improved, ensuring smoother workflows, faster drawing manipulation, and enhanced reliability when handling large files.

         

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        New automation features, including table auto-filling and table breaks, simplify data management, while the DWG UNITS command eliminates manual conversion errors between measurement systems. Mac users will also benefit from full compatibility with macOS Sonoma, providing a stable and optimized DraftSight experience.

         

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        Whether you’re a seasoned DraftSight user or considering a new 2D CAD solution, this update delivers meaningful productivity gains. In this blog, we’ll explore these new features in depth—what’s changed, why it matters, and how DraftSight 2025 can elevate your workflow.

        Introduction

        DraftSight 2025 is here, bringing a host of powerful new tools and enhancements designed to streamline workflows, improve performance, and enhance collaboration. Whether you’re working in 2D drafting, integrating 3D models, or optimizing large projects, this release offers exciting upgrades that make precision drafting faster, smoother, and smarter.

        Let’s explore what’s new in DraftSight 2025—why these updates matter, and how they help you design better than ever.

         

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        Importing STEP Files: Bringing 3D to Your Workflow

        One of the most anticipated updates in DraftSight 2025 is the ability to import STEP files directly into your drawings. This feature allows you to seamlessly integrate complex 3D models into your 2D workspace, making it easier than ever to work with suppliers, partners, and external teams using 3D CAD tools.

         

        What’s New

        • Import STEP files directly into DraftSight from your local drive
        • Maintain the integrity of complex 3D model data within a 2D environment
        • Reduce manual rework by leveraging accurate 3D representations

         

        Why It Matters

        Previously, DraftSight users had to convert or redraw 3D models manually—an inefficient and error-prone process. Now, by directly importing STEP files, you can eliminate redundant work, minimize conversion errors, and boost productivity. If you’re working with suppliers who provide parts in 3D formats, this feature will make collaboration significantly easier.

         

        Exporting DWG to DGN: Enhancing Compatibility for Engineers

        DraftSight 2025 improves cross-platform collaboration by allowing DWG files to be exported as DGN—a widely used format in civil engineering, architecture, and industrial plant design. If you work with professionals who rely on Bentley MicroStation or other DGN-supported tools, this feature will ensure your files can be shared, edited, and reviewed without compatibility issues.

         

        What’s New

        • Easily convert DWG files to DGN format
        • Collaborate seamlessly with teams using MicroStation or other DGN-supported CAD tools
        • Ensure design accuracy when working across multiple platforms

         

        Why It Matters

        File format incompatibility can slow down projects and introduce costly errors. By allowing direct DWG-to-DGN exports, DraftSight 2025 helps ensure smoother collaboration between disciplines, particularly in large infrastructure and industrial projects.

         

        Dynamic Blocks Library: A Faster Way to Work

        DraftSight 2025 introduces a ready-to-use library of dynamic blocks, making repetitive drafting tasks easier than ever. Rather than manually redrawing objects like doors, windows, and standard components, you can simply adjust a dynamic block’s parameters to fit your needs.

         

        What’s New

        • Access a built-in library of commonly used dynamic blocks
        • Modify block size, shape, and attributes without recreating them
        • Speed up drawing creation by using adjustable components

         

        Why It Matters

        Dynamic blocks reduce repetitive work and ensure consistency across designs. Whether you’re drafting floor plans, mechanical parts, or electrical layouts, this feature lets you quickly adapt standard elements instead of starting from scratch, saving valuable time and effort.

         

        Table Enhancements: Smarter Data Management

        Tables in DraftSight 2025 now support auto-filling and table breaks, making it easier to organize, edit, and format structured data within your drawings. If you use tables for bills of materials (BOMs), parts lists, or technical schedules, these updates will make your workflow smoother and more efficient.

         

        What’s New

        • Auto-fill table cells for quick data entry and consistency
        • Break large tables into sections to improve readability
        • Enhance BOMs and part lists for clearer communication

         

        Why It Matters

        For industries that rely on detailed tabular data, these improvements save time and reduce errors. You no longer need to manually adjust long tables or re-enter data repeatedly—DraftSight automates the process, so you can focus on the actual design.

         

        DWG UNITS Command: Seamless Unit Conversion

        Need to switch between imperial and metric? DraftSight 2025 introduces the DWG UNITS command, allowing you to convert entire drawings between measurement systems instantly.

         

        What’s New

        • Effortlessly switch between unit systems (metric, imperial, etc.)
        • Ensure precise scaling when working with global teams
        • Avoid conversion errors and manual unit adjustments

         

        Why It Matters

        Unit conversion issues can cause major inaccuracies, leading to misaligned designs and costly errors. With this new command, DraftSight ensures flawless scaling and precision, making it easier to collaborate with international partners.

         

        Stability and Performance Improvements

        DraftSight 2025 isn’t just about new features—it’s also about speed, reliability, and smoother operation. The latest update includes key performance optimizations to keep your workflow fast and frustration-free.

         

        What’s New

        • Faster drawing view manipulation for large, complex projects
        • Reduced crash rates for improved reliability
        • Quicker loading of external reference files

         

        Why It Matters

        If you’re working with large assemblies or intricate drawings, you’ll notice a big improvement in responsiveness. These updates ensure that DraftSight stays stable and efficient, even when handling high-demand projects.

         

        macOS Sonoma Support

        Mac users can now enjoy seamless compatibility with macOS Sonoma, ensuring DraftSight runs smoothly on Apple’s latest operating system.

         

        What’s New

        • Run DraftSight 2025 on macOS Sonoma without compatibility issues
        • Leverage the latest Mac performance optimizations
        • Enjoy a smooth, stable drafting experience

         

        Why It Matters

        If you’re a Mac-based designer, this update means you won’t miss out on DraftSight’s latest tools and enhancements. Sonoma compatibility ensures full access to new features without performance sacrifices.

         

        Why Choose DraftSight 2025?

        DraftSight 2025 isn’t just a software update—it’s a productivity powerhouse designed to streamline workflows, improve accuracy, and enhance collaboration for engineers, architects, designers, and drafters.

         

        A Smarter, More Efficient CAD Solution

        With every update, DraftSight continues to evolve, offering users cutting-edge tools that improve efficiency, precision, and usability. DraftSight 2025 enhances every aspect of your drafting experience, from seamless 3D integration and better file compatibility to faster drawing manipulation and improved stability.

         

        • Expanded 3D Capabilities – Import STEP files directly, integrating complex 3D models into your workflow without third-party conversions.
        • Seamless Cross-Platform Collaboration – Easily export DWG files to DGN format, ensuring smoother project coordination across different CAD tools.
        • Faster, More Intuitive Workflows – Use the dynamic blocks library to quickly insert and adjust design elements, saving time on repetitive tasks.
        • Enhanced Data Management – Auto-fill table cells, break large tables into sections, and organize data more efficiently in your technical drawings.
        • Greater Drafting Precision – The new DWG UNITS command eliminates manual conversion errors by automatically adjusting measurement units.
        • Optimized for Performance – Enjoy faster rendering, reduced crash rates, and better handling of large files, ensuring a smoother drafting experience.
        • Full macOS Sonoma Compatibility – Mac users can now run DraftSight seamlessly, benefiting from Apple’s latest operating system optimizations.

         

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        Whether you need a robust 2D CAD tool or a solution with 3D-enhanced capabilities, DraftSight 2025 is designed to help you work faster, smarter, and more efficiently.

         

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        Ready to Dive Deeper?

        If you’re ready to take advantage of these powerful new features, Solidxperts is here to help!

        Get in touch with our CAD specialists by filling out the form on this page for expert guidance, personalized training, and insights into how DraftSight 2025 can transform your workflow.

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          What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Part 5: Smarter, Faster, and More Secure PDM

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          SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 delivers a range of improvements designed to enhance usability, security, and efficiency across engineering and manufacturing workflows. From improved Bill of Materials (BOM) visualization to increased flexibility for caching data, this update makes it easier than ever to manage design files, collaborate across teams, and maintain version control.

           

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          New features like a redesigned user interface for better accessibility, improved web performance, and expanded user tracking help streamline everyday operations while ensuring greater control and security. Whether you’re managing thousands of files, working remotely, or overseeing large engineering projects, SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 delivers powerful upgrades to keep your team productive.

           

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          Introduction

          Managing product data efficiently is essential for engineering, design, and manufacturing teams. SOLIDWORKS PDM (Product Data Management) is the backbone of collaborative design workflows, ensuring that teams can securely store, track, and manage design data across projects. With SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025, users can expect improved usability, better security, and enhanced performance, making it easier and faster than ever to access, update, and share CAD files. Let’s explore the latest enhancements in SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 and how they can boost productivity and collaboration.

          This blog will break down the latest enhancements—what’s new, why it matters, and how SOLIDWORKS 2025 can optimize your data management workflows.

           

          A 3D CAD assembly rendered in SOLIDWORKS, paired with a detailed SOLIDWORKS PDM file management interface.

           

          Improved Bill of Materials Visualization: Easier to Read, Easier to Manage

          Understanding assembly structures is crucial for managing complex product designs. SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 introduces an improved Bill of Materials (BOM) visualization, making it easier to interpret and navigate component relationships.

           

          What’s New

          • BOM structure now matches the order of the SOLIDWORKS FeatureManager
          • Clearer visualization of part hierarchies within assemblies
          • Easier tracking of materials, components, and configurations

           

          Why It Matters

          For engineers and manufacturers, a well-structured BOM is key to ensuring accurate production and assembly planning. With a more intuitive layout, teams can quickly verify part dependencies, detect errors, and optimize inventory management.

           

          Increased Flexibility for Caching Data: Faster Access, Less Hassle

          Accessing large datasets can be slow, but SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 now gives users more control over how data is cached. New options allow for faster retrieval of files, ensuring smoother performance when working with large assemblies.

           

          What’s New

          • Check out files directly from the “Get Latest” dialog
          • Choose whether to cache the latest revision or a specified version
          • Optimize storage space and access speed based on project needs

           

          Why It Matters

          With greater control over caching settings, users can reduce unnecessary data transfers, speed up loading times, and minimize server load. This is especially beneficial for remote teams and multi-site collaborations.

           

          Better User Experience: A More Intuitive Interface

          Navigating SOLIDWORKS PDM is now easier than ever, thanks to UI enhancements that prioritize usability and workflow efficiency.

           

          What’s New

          • New SOLIDWORKS PDM tab added to the CommandManager toolbar
          • Access PDM functions without needing the Task Pane
          • Larger graphics area for an improved design experience

           

          Why It Matters

          These improvements allow users to focus more on their design work without constantly switching between windows or navigating through multiple clicks. By simplifying access to key commands, SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 enhances productivity and reduces workflow interruptions.

           

          Increased User Tracking: Stronger Security and Compliance

          Security and compliance remain top priorities, and SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 introduces expanded user tracking features.

           

          What’s New

          • Tracks user logins and logouts for better audit trails
          • More comprehensive record-keeping for compliance and security
          • Easier identification of who accessed, modified, or approved files

           

          Why It Matters

          With enhanced tracking and security measures, businesses can better protect sensitive data, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and maintain a reliable history of design changes. This is particularly valuable for industries with strict documentation requirements, such as aerospace, medical devices, and automotive manufacturing.

           

          Improved Web 2.0 Performance: Faster, More Flexible Web Access

          For teams using the SOLIDWORKS PDM web client, performance and accessibility have been greatly improved in 2025. These updates provide faster browsing speeds, improved file previews, and a smoother user experience.

           

          What’s New

          • Browse large folders faster, even with thousands of files
          • Improved file preview performance for quicker document review
          • Greater flexibility when accessing PDM from a web-based interface

           

          Why It Matters

          For users who work remotely or need quick access to design data without a full PDM installation, these web performance improvements ensure seamless access and responsiveness. The ability to navigate large datasets efficiently saves time and enhances overall productivity.

           

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          Why Choose SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025?

          SOLIDWORKS PDM 2025 isn’t just about managing files—it’s about creating a more connected, efficient, and secure engineering workflow. Having the files and information you need, when and where you need them. Whether you’re a small design team or a global enterprise, these improvements help ensure that your data is always accessible, protected, and optimized for collaboration.

           

          • More Efficient BOM Management – Improved visualization for easier part tracking and assembly planning.
          • Faster File Retrieval – Increased caching flexibility ensures quick access to revisions and large datasets.
          • Streamlined User Interface – A redesigned UI and new CommandManager integration make working in PDM more intuitive.
          • Enhanced Security & Audit Trails – Track user logins, logouts, and file modifications for improved oversight.
          • Better Web Access – Experience faster performance and more responsive browsing in the PDM web client.

           

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            SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces groundbreaking advancements in ECAD, revolutionizing how electrical and mechanical design teams collaborate. With seamless integration on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, teams can unify electrical and mechanical product structures for a single source of truth.

             

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            Key enhancements include dynamic 2D drawings from 3D models, automated splice positioning for harness routing, and powerful tools like CircuitWorks for bidirectional ECAD-MCAD collaboration. These updates also offer enhanced copper trace support for PCBs, precise terminal strip configurations, and accelerated imports of electrical content.

             

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            The relationship between electrical and mechanical design is vital for modern product development. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, Dassault Systèmes introduces powerful new features and enhancements to streamline workflows, improve precision, and enhance collaboration across ECAD and MCAD teams. Whether designing complex PCBs or routing intricate harnesses, these updates provide solutions that simplify even the most challenging tasks.

             

            A software interface showing a SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic Design workspace.

             

            This blog explores how SOLIDWORKS 2025 streamlines complex tasks, saves time and sets a new standard for electrical design.

             

            Unified Product Structures with 3DEXPERIENCE Integration

            Managing electrical and mechanical design data in silos can lead to miscommunication, inefficiencies, and errors. SOLIDWORKS 2025 addresses this issue by enabling seamless integration of product structures on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, creating a unified source of truth.

             

            What’s New

            • Save Electrical Data: Electrical symbols and product structure data can now be stored directly within 3DEXPERIENCE, alongside mechanical data.
            • Combined Documentation: Integrate electrical and mechanical product data into a single, cohesive BOM for streamlined project documentation.

             

            Why It Matters

            For teams managing both electrical and mechanical elements of a product, this integration eliminates redundant workflows and ensures consistency. Picture a scenario where an electric vehicle’s wiring harness needs to align precisely with the chassis design. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, ECAD and MCAD teams can collaborate effectively, reducing the risk of mismatched designs and costly rework. The ability to combine data in real time enhances productivity and project transparency.

             

            Enhanced Terminal Strip Functionality

            Designing terminal strips for electrical schematics often involves handling complex connections and configurations. SOLIDWORKS 2025 simplifies these workflows with new tools that improve flexibility and accuracy.

             

            What’s New

            • Distributed Terminals: Split a circuit across multiple schematic symbols for better organization and readability.
            • Pin-Level Control: Select specific pins when adding terminal strips to fine-tune designs.

             

            Why It Matters

            These enhancements are particularly valuable for industries that rely on precise electrical panel designs, such as manufacturing and industrial automation. For example, when creating control panels for an assembly line, distributed terminals allow engineers to organize connections efficiently. This reduces confusion during installation and ensures error-free implementation in production.

             

            Accelerated Electrical Content Import

            For projects involving diverse manufacturers or complex cable setups, importing electrical data can be a time-consuming bottleneck. SOLIDWORKS 2025’s enhanced import tool solves this issue.

             

            What’s New

            • Excel-Based Template: Import cable references and manufacturer part information with a customizable Excel template.
            • Comprehensive Data Inclusion: Incorporate details like cable cores and terminal connections directly into your library.

             

            Why It Matters

            Engineers can now build detailed libraries quickly, ensuring that all necessary components are readily available. Imagine managing a project with multiple vendors supplying different cables and connectors. This tool consolidates all relevant data into one platform, reducing manual entry errors and speeding up project setup.

             

            Harness Routing Simplified

            Routing electrical harnesses in 3D requires precision, especially when dealing with splices in complex bundles. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces automation to streamline this process.

             

            What’s New

            • Splice Positioning Automation: Automatically position splices along the bundle centerline, ensuring clean and logical routing.

             

            Why It Matters

            This feature is a game-changer for industries like automotive and aerospace, where harness routing can involve hundreds of splices. By automating splice positioning, engineers can focus on optimizing the overall design rather than spending hours manually adjusting individual components. This not only saves time but also improves manufacturability.

             

            Dynamic 2D Drawings from 3D Models

            Documentation is essential for turning designs into reality. SOLIDWORKS 2025 improves the connection between 3D models and 2D schematics, enabling faster, more accurate drawings.

             

            What’s New

            • Dynamic Drawing Creation: Automatically generate 2D drawings from 3D models of electrical cabinets or harnesses.
            • Schematic Linkage: Link 2D drawing components to their corresponding schematic symbols for consistent documentation.

             

            Why It Matters

            By automating the creation of 2D drawings, this feature reduces manual effort and ensures that documentation remains aligned with design changes. For example, in the design of an industrial control panel, the ability to link physical layouts to schematics simplifies installation instructions and ensures compatibility across teams.

             

            CircuitWorks and ECAD-MCAD Collaboration

            Effective collaboration between ECAD and MCAD teams is vital for designing products that involve both electronic and mechanical components. SOLIDWORKS 2025 enhances this collaboration with expanded CircuitWorks capabilities.

             

            What’s New

            • ECAD-MCAD Integration: CircuitWorks is now available in all SOLIDWORKS offerings, enabling bidirectional collaboration.
            • Shared Libraries: Access a common PCB component library on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform for consistent design standards.

             

            Why It Matters

            With tools like CircuitWorks, ECAD, and MCAD teams can seamlessly share data, ensuring that PCBs and mechanical designs align perfectly. For instance, in consumer electronics, where space constraints are critical, this collaboration ensures components fit precisely within their enclosures.

             

            Copper Trace Support for Advanced Simulations

            Accurate PCB design requires precise simulation data. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces copper trace support to improve analyses like thermal and structural simulations.

             

            What’s New

            • Copper Feature Import: Include vias, traces, and shapes in your PCB simulations for more accurate results.
            • Expanded Analysis Capabilities: Perform mass, thermal, structural, and electromagnetic simulations with detailed copper data.

             

            Why It Matters

            This feature ensures PCBs meet performance requirements without overengineering. For example, thermal simulations of high-power electronics can now account for copper traces, providing engineers with realistic insights into heat dissipation and overall performance.

             

            Improved Harness Board Documentation

            Creating clear, precise manufacturing documentation is critical for harness boards. SOLIDWORKS 2025 simplifies this process with advanced auto-placement and updating capabilities.

             

            What’s New

            • Auto-Placement of Elements: Tables, dimensions, and balloons are automatically organized for cleaner documentation.
            • Automatic Updates: Ensure harness documentation reflects the latest design changes without manual intervention.

             

            Why It Matters

            Manufacturing teams rely on accurate documentation to build harnesses efficiently. These enhancements reduce errors and ensure production-ready documentation, saving time and costs during assembly.

             

            Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025 for ECAD?

            SOLIDWORKS 2025 revolutionizes ECAD design with tools that prioritize collaboration, accuracy, and usability. Whether you’re optimizing PCB layouts, managing harness designs, or collaborating on electrical and mechanical systems, these updates simplify the most complex tasks.

            Key Benefits

            • Streamlined Collaboration: Enhanced ECAD-MCAD integration ensures seamless workflows between teams.
            • Time-Saving Features: Automated splice positioning, improved imports, and dynamic drawings reduce manual effort.
            • Scalable Solutions: With 3DEXPERIENCE integration, designs remain adaptable and future-proof.

             

            Screenshot of an Assembly Board XController in SOLIDWORKS, showing detailed electrical component management and integration with 3DPlay schematic drawings.

             

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            For a comprehensive overview of SOLIDWORKS 2025 ECAD improvements, download the full guide here: What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 ECAD.

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              What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Part 3: Simulation Reimagined

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              SOLIDWORKS 2025 brings a new era of simulation capabilities, in partnership with the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, redefining how engineers validate designs and optimize workflows. With cutting-edge features like the General Spring Connector, enhanced surface bonding interactions, and performance improvements for large assemblies, this year’s release empowers users to achieve greater accuracy and efficiency in their simulations.

               

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              Engineers can now streamline complex setups, precisely analyze plastic warpage, and handle fluid dynamics with ease, all while benefiting from improved usability and faster meshing processes. This blog explores the key simulation upgrades in SOLIDWORKS 2025, offering insights into how these tools transform the engineering experience.

               

              Intro

              In the world of engineering and design, simulations are the backbone of validation. They ensure products perform as intended, withstand real-world conditions, and remain cost-effective. With the release of SOLIDWORKS 2025, simulation capabilities have reached new levels, offering more precise results, streamlined workflows, and advanced usability improvements that empower engineers to work smarter, not harder.

               

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              This blog explores the transformative enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation, breaking down the key features and their practical applications. Whether you’re tackling large assemblies, complex geometries, or detailed fluid dynamics, these updates provide a powerful suite of tools to support every stage of the design process.

               

              General Spring Connector: Simplified and Accurate Simulations

              Simulation setups can be complex, but SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces the General Spring Connector, which makes it easier to simulate spring interactions with more customization options than ever before.

               

              What’s New

              • Custom Spring Properties: Define axial-only, isotropic, or orthotropic spring behaviors to suit your design needs.
              • Enhanced Compliance: Add custom compliance for greater control over how the spring behaves in different scenarios.

               

              Why It Matters

              Springs play a critical role in many mechanical systems, from suspension components to load-bearing structures. The General Spring Connector allows for more realistic simulations of spring behavior without requiring physical prototypes. For instance, engineers designing suspension systems can now test how springs react to various loads and stresses while accounting for unique material properties or configurations. By enabling greater precision in spring simulations, this feature saves time during setup and ensures your models reflect real-world performance.

               

              Enhanced Pin Connector: Precision at Every Step

              Connections between components are foundational to any assembly simulation. The improved Pin Connector in SOLIDWORKS 2025 refines this process, delivering better accuracy and performance for complex assemblies.

               

              What’s New

              • Distributed Connection Type Improvements: Experience improved accuracy when using distributed connections.
              • Better Performance: Enjoy faster and more reliable simulations of pin-based connections, especially in large assemblies.

               

              Why It Matters

              Pin connectors are crucial for analyzing components like hinges, joints, or pivots. With the upgraded Pin Connector, engineers can confidently simulate these critical interactions while maintaining speed and accuracy. For example, in aerospace applications, where safety hinges on the integrity of pinned connections, these improvements provide deeper insights into load distribution and stress points.

               

              Improved Handling of Large Models

              Large assemblies often involve hundreds or thousands of components, making simulation setups a daunting task. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces tools to simplify and streamline these workflows.

               

              What’s New

              • Exclude Non-Relevant Components: Quickly remove non-essential parts or bodies from simulations to declutter your workspace.
              • Focus on Selected Bodies: A new user interface option lets you isolate selected components for faster boundary condition setups.

               

              Why It Matters

              These enhancements allow you to focus on the components that matter most, reducing setup time and distractions. Imagine working on a complex machine assembly with hundreds of parts—these tools ensure you can isolate the gearbox, for example, without manually hiding or excluding other components. This targeted focus improves efficiency and helps maintain clarity throughout the simulation process.

               

              Advanced Surface Interactions for Better Results

              Accurate bonding between surfaces is essential for reliable simulations. SOLIDWORKS 2025 enhances both Node-to-Surface and Surface-to-Surface Bonded Interactions to improve accuracy and usability.

               

              What’s New

              • Offset Bonded Interactions: Eliminate gaps between surfaces in mid-surface mesh studies for better results.
              • Improved Bonding for Complex Surfaces: Achieve more precise bonding on cylindrical, spherical, and conical surfaces for linear studies.

               

              Why It Matters

              Surface interactions often determine the success of a simulation. By improving bonded interaction accuracy, these upgrades ensure your models perform more like their real-world counterparts. Whether analyzing pressure vessels, complex geometries, or fatigue scenarios, you’ll experience faster, more reliable results with minimal setup adjustments.

               

              SOLIDWORKS Plastics: Analyze Warpage with Precision

              Warpage in plastic parts is a common issue that can lead to costly rework or manufacturing delays. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces advanced tools to pinpoint and address the causes of warpage.

               

              What’s New

              • Break Down Warpage Causes: Analyze warpage by its sources, including unbalanced cooling, material orientation, and non-uniform shrinkage.

               

              Why It Matters

              This feature gives engineers greater control over the injection molding process, enabling faster corrections and better part quality. For example, if unbalanced cooling is the primary cause of warpage in a plastic enclosure, engineers can focus their efforts on redesigning the cooling channels, rather than adjusting other unrelated parameters.

               

              SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation: Speed and Accuracy Combined

              Simulating fluid dynamics just became faster and more efficient. SOLIDWORKS 2025 includes performance and accuracy improvements for handling complex geometries and fluid flow challenges.

               

              What’s New

              • Meshing for Faceted Geometries: Accelerate meshing for imported STL files and tessellated models.
              • Sink Mark Solver Upgrade: A new solver delivers higher accuracy for predicting sink marks in plastic parts.

               

              Why It Matters

              Flow simulations are vital for evaluating designs with fluid flow, such as cooling systems, HVAC components, or aerodynamics. These updates make it easier to handle complex shapes, reducing meshing time while maintaining accuracy. Engineers designing heat exchangers, for instance, can now spend more time optimizing performance rather than troubleshooting simulation issues.

               

              Mesh Performance Upgrades

              Meshing is a critical step in any simulation, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 improves performance for assemblies with repeated parts, such as bolts or gears.

               

              What’s New

              • Faster Meshing for Repeated Parts: Improved handling of curved surfaces in large assemblies with many identical components.

               

              Why It Matters

              Large assemblies often include numerous repeating elements that can slow down meshing. This enhancement drastically cuts meshing time, allowing engineers to focus on analysis rather than setup. For example, an automotive engineer simulating an engine block with hundreds of bolts will see significant time savings during the meshing process.

               

              Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025 for Simulation?

              SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation offers a robust suite of upgrades that cater to engineers working on diverse projects.

              Key Features

              • Time-Saving Features: From faster meshing to improved handling of large models, every feature is designed to streamline workflows.
              • Enhanced Accuracy: Precise bonding interactions, upgraded solvers, and advanced connectors ensure simulations reflect real-world conditions.
              • Improved Usability: A cleaner interface and targeted tools reduce complexity, allowing users to focus on engineering, not troubleshooting.

              The Solidxperts Advantage

              At Solidxperts, we’re committed to helping you unlock the full potential of SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation. Our expert team is ready to support you with training, implementation, and ongoing assistance, ensuring your workflows are optimized for success.

               

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                What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Part 2: Browser-Based Roles

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                The latest updates to SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles for 2025 introduce transformative tools and workflows that redefine accessibility, efficiency, and collaboration in design. From bridging the gap between 2D and 3D design workflows to enabling proactive manufacturability checks, these updates empower designers and engineers to work smarter, not harder.

                 

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                Highlights include the innovative Picture to Sketch tool, which converts images into editable parametric sketches, and enhanced geometry alignment features for precision modeling. With advanced command search capabilities, streamlined sheet metal design tools, and built-in flexibility, SOLIDWORKS 2025 browser-based roles offer more powerful, accessible solutions for modern design challenges.

                 

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                SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles displaying a jigsaw assembly with command search functionality and design management tools on a browser interface.

                 

                SOLIDWORKS continues to evolve, redefining how teams collaborate, create, and innovate. With the latest updates to SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles, designers and engineers gain new tools to unlock their creativity, streamline workflows, and bring their ideas to life—all from the flexibility of a browser.

                 

                Close-up view of a jigsaw model in SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles, highlighting subdivision surfaces and precise geometry editing tools.

                 

                This blog continues our SOLIDWORKS 2025 What’ New series, delving into these updates, showcasing the most transformative features and how they elevate your CAD experience. Whether you’re enhancing manufacturability, accelerating workflows, or breaking down barriers between 2D and 3D design, these browser-based roles are the future of agile, accessible design.

                 

                Breaking Down the Barriers: Unified Workflows for 2D and 3D Design

                The design process often toggles between 2D drawings and 3D models, creating potential inefficiencies. SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles eliminate this hurdle by offering a unified approach, giving you a single source of truth for your projects.

                What’s New

                • Versatile 2D and 3D Workflows: Add views, dimensions, and tolerances in a 2D environment while simultaneously generating 3D annotations for consistency.
                • Improved Accuracy: Automatically sync 2D and 3D data, ensuring all annotations and views align perfectly across platforms.

                Why It Matters

                This integration breaks the silos between 2D and 3D workflows, reducing errors and streamlining communication with stakeholders. Whether you’re designing components or documenting manufacturing instructions, this feature saves time while maintaining precision.

                 

                Find Commands Faster: Command Search Enhancements

                Efficiency is critical in today’s fast-paced design environment. SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles make it easier than ever to locate the tools you need.

                What’s New

                • Intuitive Search: Search for commands by name, tooltip keywords, or synonyms directly from the S-key shortcut menu.
                • Accessibility: Quickly access commands—even if you’re unsure of the exact name—by using descriptive keywords.

                Why It Matters

                Navigating through countless menus is a thing of the past. This feature accelerates workflows, reduces frustration, and helps new users adapt to the software more quickly.

                 

                From Concept to Creation: Picture to Sketch

                Have a hand-drawn concept or a reference image? SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles now enable you to transform ideas into actionable designs with the new Picture to Sketch tool.

                What’s New

                • Image Conversion: Seamlessly convert images into parametric 2D sketches for editing.
                • Migration Simplified: Trace 2D sketches from other CAD systems for smooth transitions into 3D CAD.
                • Creative Freedom: Use hand-drawn sketches or screenshots as a starting point to rapidly prototype ideas.

                Why It Matters

                This tool bridges the gap between imagination and execution, allowing designers to turn rough concepts into polished designs without starting from scratch.

                 

                Ensuring Manufacturability with DFM Helper

                Design for Manufacturing (DFM) is a critical consideration for any product. With the DFM Helper, SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles provide proactive checks to optimize your designs for production.

                What’s New

                • Customizable Checks: Analyze parameters like part size, wall thickness, and hole specifications to identify potential manufacturing issues.
                • Error Prevention: Catch critical design flaws early, saving time and reducing costly manufacturing delays.

                Why It Matters

                By integrating manufacturability checks directly into the design process, DFM Helper ensures that your designs are production-ready from the start.

                 

                Advanced Tools for Sheet Metal Design

                Sheet metal components are essential in many industries, and SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles enhance their design and documentation with powerful new features.

                What’s New

                • Closed-Corner Feature: Easily close gaps between flanges with customizable joint types (butt, overlap, underlap).
                • Bend Table Integration: Generate flat patterns with detailed bend information, including order, direction, radius, and more.

                Why It Matters:

                These tools streamline sheet metal design and improve communication with manufacturing teams, ensuring precise and efficient fabrication.

                 

                Align, Modify, and Optimize: Expanded Geometry Tools

                Designing freeform shapes and modifying meshes is now faster and more intuitive, thanks to these geometry-focused updates.

                What’s New

                • Align to External Geometry: Reference existing components during subdivision editing for accurate alignment of freeform designs.
                • Alternate Mesh Modifier Robot: Access mesh modification options directly from a new, intuitive interface.

                Why It Matters:

                These updates enhance precision and usability, giving designers greater control over complex geometries without interrupting their workflows.

                 

                Why Choose SOLIDWORKS Browser-based roles?

                SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles redefine accessibility and collaboration, giving you the freedom to work on your designs from any device with a browser. This flexibility removes hardware constraints, making it easier than ever to stay productive.

                 

                SOLIDWORKS browser-based interface illustrating detailed 2D drawing annotations, including hole callouts and dimension management for a jigsaw model.

                 

                With advanced features like Picture to Sketch and DFM Helper, you’ll save time, minimize errors, and streamline your workflows. Plus, integrated tools ensure consistency across teams and projects, enabling faster and more effective collaboration.

                 

                Subdivision editing tools in SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles applied to the handle of a jigsaw model, demonstrating alignment to external geometry.

                 

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                Want to explore everything at once? Download the full guide here: What’s New in SOLIDWORKS Browser-Based Roles.

                At Solidxperts, we’re here to help you get the most out of these innovative tools. Whether it’s onboarding or expert training, our team is dedicated to your success. Contact Solidxperts today to schedule a demo or learn how browser-based design can revolutionize your workflows.

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                  What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Part 1: Innovation at Every Turn

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                  SOLIDWORKS 2025: Key Innovations You Should Know

                  SOLIDWORKS 2025 delivers an array of new features designed to enhance collaboration, streamline workflows, and elevate design precision. This latest release integrates advanced tools for real-time team connectivity, boosts performance for complex assemblies, and introduces smarter part modeling techniques. Users can also expect improvements in detailing, immersive rendering, and ECAD-MCAD collaboration, ensuring their projects meet the highest standards of efficiency and innovation.

                   

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                  A detailed 3D CAD model of the Proteus machine displayed in SOLIDWORKS software.

                   

                  With seamless integration into the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, SOLIDWORKS 2025 sets the stage for a new era of connected design and data management. Whether you’re optimizing workflows or exploring new creative possibilities, this release is tailored to help you achieve more in less time.

                   

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                  The wait is over—SOLIDWORKS 2025 is here, and it’s designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible in engineering and design. Packed with advanced tools and updates, this release focuses on enhancing collaboration, boosting performance, and delivering precision across every phase of the design-to-production journey.

                   

                  A CAD drawing of a machined part within the SOLIDWORKS interface, featuring precise dimensions and cut-outs.

                   

                  At Solidxperts, we believe that staying ahead of industry trends means adopting tools that not only keep up but help you lead. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, you’ll find smarter workflows, new levels of connectivity, and features that empower you to take your ideas further.

                  This blog marks the beginning of a multi-part series, where we’ll dive deeper into the newest features of SOLIDWORKS 2025 over the coming weeks. From part modeling to assembly performance, collaboration tools, and more, we’ll explore how these updates can elevate your projects and streamline your workflows.

                  Let’s dive into the highlights of what’s new in SOLIDWORKS 2025.

                   

                  Collaboration Without Boundaries

                  Innovation thrives in collaboration, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 takes team connectivity to new heights. With improved integration and real-time updates, your projects stay on track—even when your team is working remotely.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Instant Updates: Get real-time notifications on file changes, ensuring your team always works with the latest versions, preventing costly errors.
                  • Connected Communities: Share insights, ask questions, and discuss designs directly within the platform—no more juggling external tools.
                  • 3DEXPERIENCE PDM Integration: Leverage the power of SOLIDWORKS PDM combined with the 3DEXPERIENCE platform for robust data management and collaborative design.

                   

                  Why It Matters

                  Collaboration tools in SOLIDWORKS 2025 streamline communication and ensure everyone, from engineers to stakeholders, stays on the same page. Say goodbye to wasted time and hello to connected productivity.

                   

                  Precision in Every Part

                  Design is in the details, and the latest part modeling enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2025 make achieving precision easier than ever. These updates are designed to reduce manual effort while expanding your creative possibilities.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Chamfer Command Accelerators: Select edges faster with intuitive accelerators that save time on repetitive tasks.
                  • Variable Fillets: Create fluid, smooth transitions between edges with continuous blending capabilities.
                  • Sheet Metal Efficiency: Automatically generate bend notches on flat patterns for quicker and more accurate manufacturing setups.
                  • Silhouette Defeature: Simplify complex parts for large assemblies while keeping them linked to the original geometry.

                  Why It Matters

                  These tools allow you to focus on design innovation while minimizing repetitive tasks. The new modeling features ensure your designs are not only functional but also manufacturable, saving time and resources down the line.

                   

                  Assembly Performance Redefined

                  When working with large assemblies, every second counts. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces performance improvements that help you manage complex designs with speed and precision.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Top-Level SpeedPak Configurations: Add SpeedPak configurations directly to the top level of assemblies without editing subassemblies.
                  • Faster Mass Properties Calculations: Pre-calculated values for parts streamline mass property analyses in assemblies.
                  • Interference Detection: Identify clashes between surface and solid bodies—even in Large Design Review mode.

                   

                  Why It Matters

                  SOLIDWORKS 2025 empowers you to handle massive assemblies efficiently, helping you make decisions faster and maintain tight project timelines.

                   

                  Elevated Drawing and Detailing

                  Great designs require clear documentation. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, creating and refining detailed drawings is faster and more intuitive, ensuring your team and partners can bring concepts to life seamlessly.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Multi-Approval Stamps: Enforce company rules and add approval stamps on connected devices for better control and accountability.
                  • Custom BOM Quantities: Tailor BOM tables to display QUANTITY or LENGTH x QUANTITY based on your project needs.
                  • Streamlined Layouts: Automatic placement of tables, dimensions, and annotations creates cleaner, more readable drawings.

                   

                  Why It Matters

                  Time spent on creating, adjusting, and organizing drawings is now significantly reduced, allowing you to focus on delivering high-quality designs.

                   

                  A Visual Revolution with Immersive Rendering

                  Captivating visuals are key to bringing your designs to life, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 is raising the bar with cutting-edge rendering features for Visualize.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Automated Rendering: Automate photorealistic renderings using the SOLIDWORKS Visualize API.
                  • Vulkan API Ray Tracing: Leverage advanced GPU technology for real-time, interactive ray tracing that produces stunning visuals faster.

                   

                  Why It Matters

                  These enhancements ensure you can present your designs with confidence, whether you’re pitching to stakeholders or showcasing ideas to customers.

                   

                  Bridging the Gap Between ECAD and MCAD

                  For products that merge mechanical and electronic components, SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces tools to ensure seamless integration between ECAD and MCAD workflows.

                   

                  What’s New

                  • Detailed PCB Imports: Include internal and external copper features in PCB designs for accurate mass and thermal analyses.
                  • CircuitWorks for All: Now universally available, CircuitWorks simplifies ECAD-MCAD collaboration.

                   

                  Why It Matters

                  By bridging these traditionally siloed workflows, SOLIDWORKS 2025 enables teams to produce better designs in less time.

                   

                  Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025?

                  SOLIDWORKS 2025 isn’t just an update; it’s a toolkit for success in a fast-paced, connected world. From collaborative tools to enhanced performance and precision, this version empowers you to deliver designs that stand out.

                   

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                  At Solidxperts, we’re here to help you unlock the full potential of SOLIDWORKS 2025. Our team of experts is ready to guide you through its features, ensure a smooth transition, and provide ongoing support.

                   

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                  For an in-depth look at these design, collaboration, and data management features and enhancements, download the full PDF guide here.

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                    What’s New in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 and Visualize Boost

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                    Detailed close-up rendering of a mechanical component showcasing the photorealistic capabilities of SOLIDWORKS Visualize, with intricate textures, lighting, and reflections.

                    Abstract

                    SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 introduces powerful new features to streamline rendering workflows and elevate the quality of photorealistic visuals. Highlights include Fast Render mode, AI and Vulkan Ray Tracing for real-time previews, and API integration for automated rendering processes. The new Faded Ground option enhances scene composition, while updates to Visualize Boost simplify distributed rendering for faster outputs. With the discontinuation of NVIDIA Iray, the Stellar engine takes center stage, offering improved performance and compatibility. These updates make SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 an indispensable tool for designers and engineers, enabling faster, smarter, and more efficient rendering.

                     

                    Introduction

                    The ability to create stunning, photorealistic visuals is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re pitching concepts to clients, crafting marketing materials, or simply refining your designs, tools like SOLIDWORKS Visualize make it all possible. With the release of SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025, Dassault Systèmes has raised the bar, introducing innovative features designed to accelerate workflows, enhance rendering quality, and improve overall user experience. From AI-powered rendering modes to streamlined distributed rendering with Visualize Boost, this latest version empowers designers and engineers to bring their ideas to life like never before.

                     

                    In this article, we’ll dive into the key enhancements of SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025. Let’s explore what’s new and how these tools continue to lead in creating visually stunning content.

                     

                    Fast Render Mode

                    One of the standout features in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 is the new Fast Render mode. This mode utilizes Deep Learning artificial intelligence (AI) technology alongside advanced ray tracing to deliver real-time interactive rendering.

                     

                    Rendered scene of an industrial gym created in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025, featuring exercise equipment and a robotic display, with a user-friendly interface showcasing multiple camera angles.

                     

                    By rapidly eliminating noise from the viewport, Fast Render mode offers users a near-instantaneous preview of their designs, significantly accelerating the rendering process. This enhancement is particularly beneficial for users requiring quick iterations and approvals, as it reduces the time needed to produce high-quality images and animations.

                     

                    Photorealistic Rendering via SOLIDWORKS API

                    Another significant advancement is the integration of Visualize with the SOLIDWORKS Application Programming Interface (API). This integration allows users to render SOLIDWORKS documents directly or convert them into Visualize project files through the Add-In. The API facilitates automation in the creation of photorealistic renderings, enabling a more efficient workflow and reducing manual intervention. This feature is particularly advantageous for users looking to automate repetitive tasks or integrate rendering capabilities into custom applications.

                     

                    Faded Ground Option

                    SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 introduces a Faded Ground option, providing users with enhanced control over scene composition. By enabling the Faded setting under the Ground Shadow Catcher, the ground plane can be hidden without affecting the lighting and reflections on the model.

                     

                    Demonstration of the Faded Ground Shadow Catcher feature in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025, highlighting how ground reflections and lighting effects remain intact while the ground plane fades for a clean composition.

                     

                    This feature is especially useful for creating composite images, as it reduces the need for post-processing and allows for seamless integration of rendered models into various backgrounds.

                     

                    Enhancements in SOLIDWORKS Visualize Boost 2025

                    Visualize Boost has been redesigned to offer a more intuitive setup and streamlined workflows. For those unfamiliar, SOLIDWORKS Visualize Boost is an add-on that enables distributed rendering across multiple machines, effectively lightening the load on a single computer and accelerating the rendering process. The 2025 update simplifies the configuration of rendering farms, making it easier to distribute rendering tasks and achieve faster results. This enhancement is particularly beneficial for users handling complex scenes or high-resolution outputs, as it allows for efficient utilization of networked resources.

                     

                    Discontinuation of NVIDIA Iray Support

                    With the 2025 release, SOLIDWORKS Visualize has discontinued support for the NVIDIA Iray rendering engine. The Stellar Physically Correct engine now serves as the default renderer.

                     

                    Screenshot of the SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 settings panel, showcasing the 3DS Stellar Physically Correct rendering engine as the default choice for superior rendering quality.

                     

                    Projects previously created with NVIDIA Iray will be automatically converted to the Stellar engine upon opening in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025. This transition ensures compatibility and takes advantage of the latest advancements in rendering technology, providing users with improved performance and quality.

                     

                    Leveraging GPU Technology with Vulkan Ray Tracing API

                    The Fast Render mode in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 leverages the Vulkan Ray Tracing API, an open-standard API for 3D graphics and computing. This integration allows users to harness the power of modern GPUs, enabling real-time, interactive ray tracing.

                     

                    Interactive interface in SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 demonstrating advanced texture mapping capabilities, with a rendered robotic arm in an industrial gym setting and material customization options on the right panel.

                    The result is a more responsive rendering experience, with accurate shadows and reflections, reducing the time required to achieve photorealistic results.

                     

                    Improved User Experience and Workflow Efficiency

                    The 2025 release focuses on enhancing user experience by introducing features that streamline workflows and reduce manual effort. The integration with the SOLIDWORKS API allows for automation in rendering tasks, while the Faded Ground option minimizes the need for post-processing. Additionally, the intuitive setup of Visualize Boost facilitates the creation of rendering farms, enabling users to distribute workloads efficiently. These improvements contribute to a more efficient and user-friendly environment, allowing designers and engineers to focus on creativity and innovation.

                     

                    Why Choose SOLIDWORKS Visualize?

                    SOLIDWORKS Visualize sets itself apart as a premier rendering tool by combining cutting-edge technology with user-friendly functionality.

                     

                    Real-Time Rendering with AI-Enhanced Speed

                    The new Fast Render Mode leverages AI and Vulkan Ray Tracing technology to deliver real-time, noise-free previews. This revolutionary feature accelerates the rendering process, saving valuable time while ensuring the visual fidelity of your designs.

                     

                    Seamless Integration with the SOLIDWORKS Ecosystem

                    As part of the SOLIDWORKS family, Visualize integrates smoothly with tools like SOLIDWORKS CAD and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. This integration allows for effortless import of CAD models, direct manipulation of materials and textures, and streamlined data sharing across projects.

                     

                    User-Friendly Experience

                    SOLIDWORKS Visualize is designed to accommodate users of all skill levels. Its intuitive interface makes it easy for beginners to produce professional-quality visuals, while advanced features empower seasoned users to refine and perfect their work.

                     

                    Scalable Performance with Visualize Boost

                    With Visualize Boost, users can distribute rendering tasks across multiple computers for faster processing. This scalability ensures high performance even for complex projects, making it ideal for teams handling detailed models or high-resolution outputs.

                     

                    Key Use Cases for SOLIDWORKS Visualize

                    Product Design and Marketing

                    From concept sketches to final prototypes, SOLIDWORKS Visualize helps designers create lifelike representations of their products. These renderings are ideal for marketing materials, investor pitches, and design reviews, enabling stakeholders to visualize the end product with clarity.

                     

                    Automotive and Aerospace Industries

                    Industries like automotive and aerospace require precise visualizations for engineering validation and customer presentations. The Faded Ground Option allows for seamless scene composition, while advanced lighting tools ensure accurate representations of materials and finishes.

                     

                    Architecture and Construction

                    Architectural designers use SOLIDWORKS Visualize to create immersive visuals of buildings, interiors, and outdoor spaces. The realistic rendering capabilities help clients and stakeholders envision the final result, supporting faster approvals and better decision-making.

                     

                    Consumer Goods and Packaging

                    For consumer goods, photorealistic renderings of products and packaging play a crucial role in branding and marketing. Features like material manipulation and scene customization enable companies to highlight product details and differentiate themselves in competitive markets.

                     

                    Conclusion

                    SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2025 brings a host of enhancements aimed at improving rendering performance, flexibility, and integration. The introduction of Fast Render mode, integration with the SOLIDWORKS API, Faded Ground option, and improvements in Visualize Boost collectively contribute to a more efficient and powerful rendering toolset. These features enable users to produce high-quality, photorealistic renderings with greater speed and ease, supporting a wide range of applications from marketing materials to design reviews.

                    To learn more about what SOLIDWORKS Visualize can do for your specific workflows, or to kick start your next 3D design journey, reach out to our SOLIDWORKS experts today!

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