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SolidACE Releases Version 1.2 of BuiltWorks 2010

Computer-aided structural design and engineering can store SolidWorks body, features and commands.

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By DE Editors  

July 8, 2010

By DE Editors

SolidACE has released version 1.2 of BuiltWorks 2010, a computer aided structural design and engineering software suite for use in the SolidWorks environment.

It introduces the concept of BuiltWorks Connection object. BuiltWorks Connection was previously available. It was used for storing a set of specific structural rules of prioritizing and cutting the members that joins at the connection, adding the needed endplates. The new concept of BuiltWorks Connection now allows storing virtually any SolidWorks body, feature or command, according to the company.

Version 1.2 of BuiltWorks 2010 also provides a redesigned Drawing Generator, which now allows using drawing styles and predefined views in SolidWorks drawing templates.

The new BuiltWorks 2010, version 1.2 is available for download through the SolidACE website.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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