Windows · x64
Create parts, inspect your model, and make edits through SOLIDWORKS itself. Vector sets up the add-in and works beside your existing installation, including 3DEXPERIENCE.
SOLIDWORKS · Windows · x64
Product demo shown in Autodesk Fusion.
Connect the applications you use. Keep your existing CAD installation and license, and choose where Vector works when both are open.
Autodesk FusionWork on sketches, features, assemblies, and drawings in your existing Fusion designs.
Install Vector, open Fusion, and connect it in Vector’s Integrations. Vector installs its connection for you.
Explore Vector for FusionCreate and edit native parts, inspect assemblies, and work with drawings through the SOLIDWORKS API.
Connect SOLIDWORKS in Vector’s Integrations. Vector installs the add-in and uses your installed launcher, including 3DEXPERIENCE shortcuts. Complete platform sign-in if prompted.
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Vector reads the document you have open in Fusion or SOLIDWORKS: its sketches, features, and assembly structure. Ask questions and make changes in the context of your part.
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Vector creates and edits native CAD features. Your Fusion timeline or SOLIDWORKS feature tree stays available for you to inspect and edit afterward.
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Follow the work in the conversation, inspect the result in CAD, and open referenced files directly. Use Fusion, SOLIDWORKS, or both from the same Vector app.
Explore example workflows in your CAD application, from native part modeling to repairs and repetitive edits.
Autodesk Fusion
Most Fusion time is spent chasing warning cascades. Vector finds the earliest unhealthy feature and repairs downstream from there.
View workflowInstall Vector and connect Fusion, SOLIDWORKS, or both. Keep working in the CAD tools you already use.
