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ZWCAD Mechanical SP2 Available

SP2 features easier standard part customization.

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By DE Editors  

May 8, 2013

ZWSOFT announced the new service pack for ZWCAD Mechanical. The main improvements in ZWCAD Mechanical SP2 are easier standard part customization and design environment migration, the company says.

The service pack optimizes the function of the built-in standard parts library. Designers can edit and set the desired scale, size and property to customize their own standard part. SP2 also allows designers to create new parts and group them into different categories within the parts library, offering an efficient approach to manage their parts.

The new style sharing tool in SP2 allows mechanical teams to better collaborate and deliver more accurate designs, the company says. Most of the configurations, including customized parts, layers and label settings, can be exported to a style configuration installation package. By installing this package in another workstation, the configurations will be automatically synchronized.

For more information, visit ZWSOFT.

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

 
 

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