WorkXplore

Those who work in the CAD industry and are involved with complex undertakings, might seek for a way of quickly visualizing and analyzing data. This way, attempting to avoid resorting to full-fledged CAD suites that might be too complex just for data viewing. PartXplore was developed in order to provide users with the means to easily visualize, manipulate and analyze 3D CAD data and subsequent assemblies, all in a straightforward package.

The application comes packed with an appealing interface that offers a thoughtful design, with easy-to-reach features and tools, ideal for quick 3D data handling. Users will be able to easily load the preferred 3D data, create and manage scenes, layers and custom parts or select a different rendering type.

Several tabs on the adjacent, side-panel offer people the means to navigate to the preferred directory, individually select each data assembly, manage scenes or the loaded layers. This tab sequence ensures an intuitive handling, which results in efficient data rendering.

Considering its main purpose and inherent complexity, the application manages to maintain a low resource consumption and provides users with prompt feedback and responsive data rendering. Several dedicated tools will allow one to easily manipulate the loaded data, perform see-through transitions or select only the preferred parts for visualizing.

In addition to its viewing capabilities, PartXplore also offers people tools for creating 3D objects and structures. Multiple predefined items and facets, with top, isometric, front, back or right rendering are available and users will have no trouble in adding the preferred items. A dynamic selection mode will enable them to choose only the preferred sections of the loaded assemblies, therefore displaying only the required content.

This application could be a great choice for those who require an efficient and responsive tool for visualizing CAD data, without resorting to complex CAD suites. It will allow people to easily load the preferred 3D data, manage multiple layers, scenes or assemblies and even create new objects and structures. Fortunately, PartXplore will be light on resources and users will benefit from prompt feedback and handling.