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=Overview= | |||
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=CAD Role Architecture= | |||
'''The key here is a complete digital model, and self-management by participants understanding the basic structure of Part Libraries and Visual Version History. Complete reconciliation of BOM and CAD, as well as procedural build, must emerge from the CAD. Procedural builds can be converted to animations via part explosion. Training and build collaboration can be gamified by importing parts into a game environment - critical part being availability of an open building environment inside a game, and complete digital model of individual parts for builds.''' | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:20, 20 February 2021
Overview
CAD Role Architecture
The key here is a complete digital model, and self-management by participants understanding the basic structure of Part Libraries and Visual Version History. Complete reconciliation of BOM and CAD, as well as procedural build, must emerge from the CAD. Procedural builds can be converted to animations via part explosion. Training and build collaboration can be gamified by importing parts into a game environment - critical part being availability of an open building environment inside a game, and complete digital model of individual parts for builds.