PowerSurfacing 8.0 for DS SolidWorks

nPower Software, a division of IntegrityWare, Inc., is pleased to announce the availability of Power Surfacing 8.0 is a revolutionary SOLIDWORKS add-in that will fundamentally change the way that engineers and designers design parts in SOLIDWORKS .

Power Surfacing 8.0 release notes

Power Surfacing 8.0 patch update - May 11, 2023
- Fixed issues with the To Face constraint command
- Fixed Wrap command
- Fixed some issues with Mirror (with Crease)
Power Surfacing 8.0 patch update - March 20, 2023
- Fixed issue where some Power Features became uneditable.
Power Surfacing 8.0 patch update - February 23, 2023
- Fixed issue importing sketches
Power Surfacing 8.0 patch update - February 17, 2023
- Fixed issue where the left hand side menu panel for Power Surfacing was getting lost
Power Surfacing 8.0 release - February 12, 2023
- Release with support for SW 2023

Power Surfacing is a revolutionary SOLIDWORKS industrial design add-in that will fundamentally change the way that engineers and designers design parts in SOLIDWORKS. Power Surfacing makes it easy and fun to design complex free form aesthetically pleasing Class A surfaces in SOLIDWORKS. No longer will you have to fight with patching a set of trimmed surfaces together to form complex curved shapes; manipulating Power Surfacing parts is as simple as modeling with clay. Power Surfacing, says nPower, unites the disparate modeling paradigms of Sub-D (subdivision surface) modeling and NURBS-based CAD modeling. Sub-D modeling excels at producing and modifying complex, freeform organic shapes with smooth surfaces, explains the company, while NURBS modeling is good at combining shapes using Boolean and feature operations, as well as refining shapes with operations like filleting, blending, and face editing.

IntegrityWare, Inc. is a company specializing in supplying 3-D geometric modeling and graphics technology solutions to vendors in a variety of industries. As a full service provider, IntegrityWare offers consulting services, NURBS-based software libraries, and Polygon-based software libraries.