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News Release from: nPower Software | Subject: Power Solids V1.2
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 07 November 2002
3D modelling package takes control of
surfaces
Version 1.2 of Power Solids features significant new functionality.
Version 1.2 of Power Solids features significant new functionality Customers asked for it, and nPower Software delivered
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 17 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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nPower Software has released version 2.0 of Power Booleans.
The revolutionary Power Solids plug-in, which introduced the power of solids modelling to 3ds max has now greatly extended the power and flexibility of modelling by adding tools to create and edit both surfaces and open shells.
Power Solids 1.2 includes the following new advanced features: merge/sew surfaces into solids; extrude, revolve, skin, sweep with open loops to create complex surfaces; deletion of faces to enable surface trimming; automatically remove excess faces when combining surfaces with solids; extract selected faces into BrepObjects or NURBS; extract selected faces/edges into curves; and flipping the normals of selected faces in a shell.
Power Solids allows users to create a virtually limitless assortment of complex geometry.
Power Solids 1.2 sells for $495, but from now until 15th December, nPower is selling Power Solids at the special introductory price of $395 (a great bargain for such a powerful tool).
Existing Power Solids customers can upgrade to Power Solids 1.2 free of charge.
Power Solids 1.2 is available for purchase at the nPower Software online store and through various resellers throughout the world.
A free 15 day evaluation copy can be downloaded from the website.
(This was Engineeringtalk's Top Story on 6 November 2002).
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