As with each year, SolidWorks World lists the top ten enhancement requests as choosen by SolidWorks users.
#10 Simplify Video Card Requirements – I’m not sure I entirely understand the scope of this request.
#9 Exploded Views for Weldments – Cool.
#8 Option to Dangle Children Instead of Deleting – This should be much higher on the list, in my opinion.
#7 Graphical Map of Reference – Ok, sure.
#6 Allow More Types of Assembly Features – Cool.
#5 Better Utilization of Processore Cores – Yes, definately. SolidWorks is years behind the curve.
#4 On The Fly Equations in Dialog Boxes – Yes!!!
#3 File Compatibility Between Versions – YES!!!
#2 Increase Stabilty – Yes, but what does this really mean?
#1 SoldWorks Should Cleanly Uninstall Itself – I agree with this too, but is this really something that affects a lot of people on a daily basis?
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#1 – From a VAR perspective, continuously, daily. From a customer perspective, consider all the SPs and the desire to clean install once in a while. More over the annual big upgrade that makes a mess of things.
#2 – Nothing really – Maybe – Error Handling instead of Explosions.
#10 – (Have a certified and non certified mode…) Oh wait, it’s called Software Open GL
And really if you’re producing a top ten list about your software, wouldn’t you put in mostly what you were already planning?