Now Siemens has gone to 'agile releases' for the major cad/cam/cae enhancements in the maintenance releases so they can enhance everything continually. On NX we used to wait for the big maintenance releases before upgrading because they had a lot of fixes. I completely agree with you about waiting on upgrades. To be fair there may be some part model issues in some cases so we're keeping a close eye on everything and having regular meetings to share info on issues and best practices.

Doesn't happen a lot but verification doesn't show it. Our guys are still seeing the rare problem of roughing operations helixing into tool small areas and we verified it has ignored the tool percentage to keep out of those areas. We are seeing some stock model issues we didn't have in 2017. That way they cover their end and publish another round of failed deliveries and/or disappointments.īack to the ask about optirough stock. Also, another thing that I see happen a lot is various software companies might tell users about their road map for fixes but it's common for fixes to arrive early. Please don't get defensive about what you don't know about me. I'm fairly sure when a MC dealer or cnc software says something along lines of 'yeah, that's a known issue and will be fixed in 2019.' that we all pretty much have to live with it but for other issues we haven't figured out yet we can certainly look at them. I merely stated that our programmers know what they're doing and wasn't asking for help. I was replying to the OP confirming that 2019 is a bug-ridden release as are many MC releases and that's common knowledge.

Mastercam 2019