Understand what you are building.
CADABRA reads the open model and explains it. Ask why a feature exists, find out why a rebuild failed, and see the steps before you commit to them.
Where it helps you learn.
Ask Mode: understand a model you did not build.
Ask what a feature does, why a dimension is driven, or how an assembly goes together. CADABRA answers from the open document and changes nothing.
Debug Mode: find out why it failed, not just that it did.
It rebuilds the document, names the feature, sketch or reference that broke, and explains the cause. You fix it, and you catch the next one yourself.
Plan Mode: see the steps before you build them.
CADABRA writes the numbered sequence it would follow and runs none of it. Read the approach, then model it yourself, or hand it over when you are ready.
Imagine Mode: explore directions, on any plan.
Rendered concepts with key specs, before anything is modeled. It is on the Free plan too, so you can try the idea before you pay for anything.
It shows its work.
Every edit is a real feature
You are the one checking
Licensed for coursework
Who it is for.
- Students learning CAD in coursework, labs and self-study.
- Capstone and competition teams, Formula SAE, Baja and robotics, working against a deadline.
- Anyone picking up SOLIDWORKS after learning a different CAD system.
Questions from students.
Who qualifies for student pricing?
What is Ask Mode?
How accurate is it, and who checks the work?
Is there a free version?
Do I need my own SOLIDWORKS license?
Learn it properly.
An expert in the task pane that explains the model instead of hiding it.