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#PRO ENGINEER WILDFIRE 5.0 DEMO PLUS#
There is real-time photorealistic rendering - courtesy of Mental Ray, the rendering engine from Mental Images - plus material presets and real-world models. Other notable additions include a rib tool for moulded part design, the ability to generate curvature-continuous rounds and use sketch points for patterns, as well as real-time geometry and user-defined feature previews. There is dynamic direct editing of parametric features with model regeneration on the fly, all while preserving the feature tree. The user interface includes interactive 3D file previews in the open-dialogue box for graphical searching and a contextual ribbon interface for the 2D sketcher, similar to Office 2007’s. Wildfire 5.0 includes over 330 enhancements. The marketing credo for this release is that it delivers new capabilities to help customers eliminate traditional design barriers so that they achieve faster, more efficient and more innovative product development. The signature cascading menus have been consigned to the history books and replaced with a comprehensive offering that would not look out of place alongside many of the newest entrants to the PLM/solid-modelling space. In fact, you could be forgiven for not recognising it at all. PTC has managed to transform its flagship product almost beyond recognition from the product that we knew and loved in its formative years. We’ve also had Windows 7, which many believe is the operating system that Vista should have been.
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Major stories included PTC’s Pro/Engineer Wildfire 5, Siemens PLM’s NX on a Mac and IBM effectively turning over CATIA sales and support to Dassault Systèmes. It hasn’t been what you would call a quiet summer in the PLM World.