If you’re considering this solution, it is still recommended that you have approved hardware. DraftSight Connected itself will still be utilizing your computer’s hardware.

So, the data you are working with is streamed from Dassault Systèmes’ servers. The software itself is not running on the cloud, rather it is connected to the cloud.

So, it’s just DraftSight running on the cloud? But we would never keep our files on our local hard drive… right? Plus, you don’t have to worry about losing your data if your computer were to crash. All the data that you work on is connected to the cloud, making for easy and seamless collaboration and lifecycle management of that data. So where does 3DEXPERIENCE come into the picture? If you haven’t even heard the term, you can head over to our page to learn more about 3DEXPERIENCE.Īlright, now that you’re up to speed with what 3DEXPERIENCE is, how does it connect with DraftSight? 3DEXPERIENCE DraftSight is a role in 3DEXPERIENCE. And if you’re a traditional AutoCAD user, fret not! The commands from AutoCAD are mapped over to DraftSight, so you can get up and running with a minimal learning curve. DraftSight provides many of the same world-class drafting capabilities at a lower cost. DraftSight Premium does provide some 3D potential, but we will be focusing on the 2D capabilities for this post. First things first, have you ever heard of DraftSight itself? It is a CAD software in Dassault Systèmes portfolio that is focused primarily on 2D drafting, hence the name.

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