Version control software for CAD users
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Topic: Version control software for CAD users
Posted By: naiveshark
Subject: Version control software for CAD users
Date Posted: 01.Nov.2015 at 19:20
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Hi! If I wrote Version control software for CAD users. is it proper to talk about it here? ------------- http://soft.postpdm.com/ - Version Control for engineers |
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Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 01.Nov.2015 at 19:59
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Feature discussion yes, sales pitch no. ------------- Vladimir Michl (moderator) ARKANCE - https://arkance.world" rel="nofollow - https://arkance.world - Autodesk Platinum Partner |
Posted By: naiveshark
Date Posted: 08.Nov.2015 at 20:12
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I’m working on version control and online synchronization
tool for technical visual files.
It’s freeware now and will be free. Right now I published the beta version 0.11 (see link in my post signature) This version contains these functions:
How it works: my tool is SVN client for Windows. SVN (Apache subversion) is free version control server, written for software developers. Some engineers use it with TortoiseSVN client to handle with CAD files. I think I could do it more simple and useful, because my tool focused on engineers. To use the “Version control for engineers” you need download and install last version of client and choose your SVN-hosting provider. Now I work on SVG images diff preview. I need for feedback from you to make the “Version control for engineers” more simple and useful. Please post you questions and ideas here. ------------- http://soft.postpdm.com/ - Version Control for engineers |
Posted By: naiveshark
Date Posted: 18.Nov.2015 at 05:31
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I’m working on version control and online synchronization tool for technical visual files. It’s freeware now and will be free. Right now I published the beta version 0.11 http://soft.postpdm.com" rel="nofollow - This version contains these functions: 1) File synchronization 2) Full commit history (keep all revisions of file changing) 3) Visual diff for image files (dual image view with comparison) How it works: my tool is SVN client for Windows. SVN ( http://subversion.apache.org/" rel="nofollow - http://subversion.apache.org/ ) is free version control server, written for software developers. Some engineers use it with popular TortoiseSVN client to handle with CAD files. I think I could do it more simple and useful, because my tool focused on engineers. To use the “Version control for engineers” you need download and install last version of client http://soft.postpdm.com/index.html" rel="nofollow - http://soft.postpdm.com/index.html and choose your SVN-hosting provider (I wrote the article about how to get it for free - http://soft.postpdm.com/docs.html#Tested_Hosts" rel="nofollow - http://soft.postpdm.com/docs.html#Tested_Hosts ) Now I work on SVG images diff preview. I need for feedback from you to make the “Version control for engineers” more simple and useful. Please post you questions and ideas here. ------------- http://soft.postpdm.com/ - Version Control for engineers |
Posted By: randydy
Date Posted: 03.Jan.2016 at 05:00
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Does you tool support meta-data descriptor in terms of drawing inventory data points? The program I use now is also for CAD drawings and let me specify handy inventory sorting criteria such as: Client, ProjectNum, Location, Floor, Discipline, Document Status, etc. You should consider this as well. |
Posted By: naiveshark
Date Posted: 08.Jan.2016 at 18:51
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Thank you for your question! "Version control for engineers" is file-centric software. It helps you to manage the repositories of files. If program you have used was save the sorting criteria in local file – VCE can handle it too. Can you post the name of software you have using?
------------- http://soft.postpdm.com/ - Version Control for engineers |
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