Structure Maker
Building the 3D assembly for each custom structure meant repeating the same modelling work with different numbers. Structure Maker takes the 2D orthographic design and generates the full SolidWorks assembly from it — tubes, panels, doors and components placed by rule — then runs Pack and Go so the result is a clean, self-contained job folder. It ships as an MSI to a company network share, so the design team installs it like any other internal application.
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- 2D orthographic input generates the complete 3D SolidWorks assembly
- Rule-driven placement of tubes, panels, doors and components
- Pack and Go integration produces a self-contained job folder
- MSI installer deployed from a company network share
- 3D preview via HelixToolkit before anything is written to CAD
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