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Such robust and versatile software is why SolidWorks is used massively in design, engineering, and manufacturing industries. Most users know of core functionality, such as 3D modeling, simulation, and drafting, but there are lesser-known gems under the hood that greatly increase productivity and creativity. In this blog, we'll look at these fairly unloved features and explore how you can use them. These tips will help whether you are a beginner or an experienced user of SolidWorks. Understanding SolidWorks: More Than Just 3D Modeling Before getting into the layers of SolidWorks, let’s understand the depth. It’s not just about models, but it has taken out all the noise in the design to the manufacturing process so we can focus and create one final design that we know will go and manufacture very quickly. Through advanced tools and integrations, SolidWorks caters to diverse needs like: Assembly management Parametric design Stress and fluid dynamics simulations Rendering and animation...