6 Reasons Why PDM Can be Beneficial for Solo Users

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  • Опубліковано 30 січ 2025

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  • @joesacher
    @joesacher 2 місяці тому

    The biggest limitation right now I see is no general save and check in of exports. As a single user, I was saving projects on a cloud drive share.
    This syncs between my desktop and laptop. It also holds my license key to release and reregister when I switch computers up to 3 times a day. Running the PDM locally on the desktop is generally good. However, there is no way to save associated files such as exports and drawings. So I still need directories in the cloud drives for projects and it gets confusing if I don't name then the same.
    So I'm working on a 3D printable design. I use my python script to export STEP files for all the parts of my assembly to drive somewhere. The script includes a spot to have suffix so I can label v1, v2, etc. It would be amazing if we could have an Exports folder in a project on PDM and have PDM as a target for export. Including checking with versioning. However, this needs a folder proxy location for using it as a slicer can't read out of PDM. This lends me to go back to using Github for file versions over PDM as the Alibre files are only part of a full project solution.
    A windows filesystem driver layer for the PDM would allow access out of it for read only. This would mount as a drive on the PC and point to your PDM server. Then readong project associated drawing as PDF, pulling STEP or STL files for slicing, etc. would be possible. Hmmm...

  • @MoFan20
    @MoFan20 2 місяці тому

    Is there any release map for PDM ?

  • @WeekdayWeekend
    @WeekdayWeekend 2 місяці тому +1

    But can PDM tell me why I buy way too much filament? I think not.

    • @AlibreLLC
      @AlibreLLC  2 місяці тому +1

      I'll add this to our list of feature requests!