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Is Pro/Engineer still around? I used Pro-E when I was at University (along with Solidworks) at the time it was my preferred package.
by bigger_cheese 10y ago
Is Pro/Engineer still around? I used Pro-E when I was at University (along with Solidworks) at the time it was my preferred package.
- sanarothe 10y agoI'm doing an ME degree right now, and they teach us both Solidworks and Pro-E (now Creo Parametric.) If I remember the results of googling 'Creo vs Solidworks' correctly, Creo is better at handling really big assemblies and is used extensively in automotive industry. Most of my peers prefer Solidworks.
- blacksmythe 10y agoAs I recall, SolidWorks took the majority of the market from Pro-E in the early 2000's by charging (IIRC) $4k when Pro-E was more like $20k. I don't know what SolidWorks charges now, but I heard that the price is considerably more than $4k.