Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Software => Software => Topic started by: KambeiX on July 07, 2007, 12:17:13 PM
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I learned from that program in this forums and I must say it's great as a robotics CAD because it's very easy to use (well... not THAT easy but compared to AutoCAD it's a child's play).
Here is a picture of my first design. It's missing a lot of details and proportions aren't accurate but I made it in half an hour.
(http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/6559/robotjh1.th.jpg) (http://img404.imageshack.us/my.php?image=robotjh1.jpg)
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Nice. I have been thinking about downloading that, and now I see that it really can be used well. Also, great design so far!
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I got the pro version for free (shhhhh illegally) look for the keygen on torrentportal
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hey Brendon,
not a great idea to admit that on the internet.
you never know when someone from Google might be listening....
http://cache.valleywag.com/images/thumbs/793ac59747409e1c49343b99131355a9.jpg (http://cache.valleywag.com/images/thumbs/793ac59747409e1c49343b99131355a9.jpg)
dunk.
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I don't really care who listens, just as long as they don't have real proof, and I was merely pointing out a way to get some nice software at a very reduced price
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you care if you get thrown in jail and become bubbu's lil biatch? :o
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Truth be told, google has never prosucted someone for piracy :)
Chances are they would email you, and ask you to buy it... or simply stop using it.
IF they even bothered..
despite what some folks say, google is a VERY nice company(friend of mine works in there PR department)
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You may use solidworks it cost about $100 but the student edition is the best and you can test the strength of each part. or get the personal edition trial version.