Somedays, I struggle just to open up an assembly file

Soliddoesn'twork

~sincerely, an Autodesk Inventor user waiting since 2018 for the ability to put images onto a part without breaking everything

Gottem!
Just another reason NX is superior. Meet Ergo-Gowron!
Yeah and their image tracing feature can be absolute hot garbage from my experience.

Pitiful what we have to tolerate after our employers pay insane amounts of money for this crap

bird laughing saying hahahaha then bird looking at you saying nope

Join me on the dark side, Onshape opens assemblies and doesn't crash…

Do you know of any open source alternatives and how they fare against the industry standard ones?
- FreeCAD
- I know of no open source 3D parametric modellers. Considering how buggy most industry standard CAD packages are, I'd be suspect of an open source one.
Tell me more about this Onshape... Is it comparable to solid works?
- It was developed by the same people that originally developed SolidWorks. So, yeah. Full parametric 3D design, but it's fully cloud based. So no more needing a workstation, you can do it via any browser. I've done it on my Chromebook (slowly). It's also designed with top-down design in mind (no more dangling internal references), and is NOT file-based, it is its own PDM system.
  
  It's annual cost is not much more than the maintenance cost on SolidWorks. Check it out, I've fully switched over, personally and professionally.