#Catia v6 save how to#

The more recent the generation (so the 'v'), you get instead a big step up in the UI, which is kinda in line with the times when it was first realized.

So you have v4, v5, v6 (and whatever other number is available) which are basically the 'generations', and then for each generation you get a release more or less every year (so, v5 2019, v6 2019 and so on), which are basically fixes and small upgrades with no substantial variation of the UI. LearnEngineering: Learn & discuss engineering conceptsР”Р„s someone else already said, and assuming that you are talking about CATIA V5, it is weirdly 'old looking' because Dassault (I guess for continuity issues and under requests from big clients) basically carries on different 'versions' of their CADs in parallel.EngineeringStudents: For wee engineerlings./u/_wampa_stompa: Sheet metal, Structural, Aerodynamics (AE)Р”Вirectory of Useful Subreddits Engineering Fields./u/unbelieverben: Plastics/Molding (CHE), Glass (Display/Automotive)./u/theaeroengineer: Aircraft Design (AE)./u/Saryu: IP Video Distribution (EE/SE)./u/rockitscyentist: Control Systems (AE)./u/lafleur818: Environmental/Wastewater./u/internationengineer: MEP Design (ME)./u/ingeniero_war: Industrial Automation (ME)./u/capitalmonks Electrical Power Systems (EE).Pick an engineer from the list of volunteers below and send him or her a PM indicating that you would like to conduct an interview: Lead-in comments are encouraged to provide context to the readers. Completed projects, destructive test results, and unique machinery and hardware are all acceptable and encouraged. Images and videos related to engineering are acceptable, provided they are relevant to engineering. Engineers should help each other to make the world a safer and better place.

#Catia v6 save how to#

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