UGS NX4 vs Solidworks: Which is Better?

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UGS NX4 is primarily utilized in the automotive industry due to its strengths in designing streamlined car bodies. Users prefer it over SolidWorks and Solid Edge for its advanced capabilities in complex modeling and integration with manufacturing processes. The software is known for its robust features that enhance design efficiency and collaboration. While personal experiences with specific features may vary, the consensus highlights its effectiveness in automotive applications. Overall, UGS NX4 is favored for its specialized tools that cater to industry-specific needs.
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Hi, i have a question about UGS NX4 software
is any of u guys know what kind of company that usually use this software and why they choose it? i mean why they prefer to use this software rather than Solid works or solid edge..i hope you guys can share yours experience..thanks a lot..:biggrin:
 
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bboy said:
Hi, i have a question about UGS NX4 software
is any of u guys know what kind of company that usually use this software and why they choose it? i mean why they prefer to use this software rather than Solid works or solid edge..i hope you guys can share yours experience..thanks a lot..:biggrin:

I think it is mainly used in the automotive industry, specifically because it is very good at helping in the design of smoothed car bodies. I however have never seen or used this specific feature, I just know it's good at it.
 

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