I managed to make animations using Solidworks and Photoviews.
But I'm limited, for example I can't simulate the deformation of the dough or distorted "spring type" animation.
In addition, the Axemble group, which manages Solidworks in our country, tells us that Solidworks does not properly manage animations in photo rendering, it would not be designed for that.
They advise us to use another software and when I ask them what software they recommend they sent me to this forum to make up for my request and get an answer.
If you have made animations with Photoview you use Animator (the old name of the animation part).
Yes, obviously you can't see the dough deforming, but you can manage to display the undeformed dough and then a few seconds later the deformed paste.
After that, it's clear that at the level of ease and computation time, there must be much better software to do this, but I don't know the field of 3D animation.
It's clear that you can tinker with SolidWorks to have decent animations but it's no longer enough for my management who asks me to inquire about a real animation software.
So if anyone has any info. Thank you for transmitting.
There is indeed software on the Autodesk side but there to succeed in manipulating it.... it's really a know-how like manipulating Photoshop in professional mode....
Yes Axemble sent me back to the forum, they didn't know how to answer me or didn't want to answer me
Software raised for the moment:
- 3ds-max => (can it read SolidWorks format files?)
Otherwise for the use a training could be offered to me if necessary so do not hesitate to give me the name of the animation software, compatible with Solidworks type files preferably.