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(Plethora Founder/CEO here) While definitely a good point (restrictive CAD keeps you out of trouble) the issue you have is that most companies want canonical C
by nickpinkston 10y ago
(Plethora Founder/CEO here)
While definitely a good point (restrictive CAD keeps you out of trouble) the issue you have is that most companies want canonical CAD files living inside Solidworks, etc. and don't want to go back and forth. It's a lot of extra work, and people aren't switching to just using their CAD package because it's not feature complete like a commercial package.