Features Primitive Shapes - Box, Cylinder, Torus, etc. Creation from SolidWorks® Sketches Import Existing Meshes: Obj or FBX from modo, Maya, etc. Dynamic Push-Pull Editing, Constrained Editing, Soft Selection Basic Modeling Tools: Extrude, Inset, Insert Loops, Bridge Intermediate Tools: Mirror, Bend, Edge Weighting, Subdivide Advanced Modeling Tools: Extend, Edge Extrude, Insert Edge, Thicken, etc. Conversion to Class A SolidWorks® Surface or Solid Bodies Integration with SolidWorks® Feature Tree Editing Benefits Neither Sub-D (Subdivision Surface) modeling nor NURBS modeling can effectively solve all 3-D design problems. Each has strengths and weaknesses. Sub-D modeling is great at producing and modifying complex freeform / organic shapes with smooth surfaces. NURBS modeling is good at combining shapes via. Boolean and Feature operations as well as refining shapes with operations like filleting, blending and face editing. We really see Power Surfacing as a novel and powerful unification piece between these two technologies. Being able to use both modeling paradigms together in the modeling process provides huge productivity advantages in both the design and revision process. Power Surfacing freeform design combined with SolidWorks® parametric design provides SolidWorks® users with a ground breaking Industrial Design toolkit.