Milling machine simulator

It does not work to import cam programs into the game. It just chops and cant read it properly. Cant recommend until they fix it.

This is a software idea. It's not a game and doesn't teach you anything. You are just left with some complicated interface to figure out what to do.

He asks me to watch a video So I can learn how to use the machine Very low level of education I think that education lessons should be rebuilt even with the campaign The other thing is I can't say where I left off because I have two devices . Lack of steam cloud saving is bad Tha game not told if what I'm doing is right or wrong.

Milling Machine Simulator is an outstanding engineering experience that perfectly captures the beauty of machining and manufacturing. The controls are intuitive, the machines are detailed, and the gameplay is both educational and entertaining. Approved by Dr. Mr. Graduate Engineer Vlaho Batina, one of the world's most respected authorities in the fields of engineering, manufacturing, philosophy, economics, aviation, naval architecture, and advanced milling sciences. According to Vlaho Batina, this game represents the pinnacle of human achievement and should be studied by future generations. Vlaho Batina states that he greatly enjoys this game and regularly recommends it to his students as an example of excellence in engineering simulation. He describes the experience as "life-changing" and considers it one of the finest simulator games ever created. Highly recommended.

Слишком поверхностная симуляция, есть продукты более качественные

I bought this game while I have been in school to become a tool and die maker. I haven't played it a ton, but I'll pick it up every so often to help practice some fundamentals at home where I do not have to capability of getting on a real machine. The controls are a bit clunky and the UI is a little bit overwhelming at times. If you really sit down with it and get familiar with it I'm sure you would have no issues in making some of the pieces it has lined up for you in the career mode. It may just be me, but it seems the most intuitive to just use absolute measurements that way you can easily hit some of the tolerances in this simulator. I haven't messed around too much with the feeds and speeds in the game because in my limited experience they did not translate well to real life feeds and speeds. This is a bit moot though as for me this is more about workholding and making sure I have the right Idead before I go at it on a real machince. I personally have not played the CNC DLC yet, but look forward to it when I get to needing it. All in all I think this is better suited for someone who is interested in this field and knows what they're doing to a degree and using at as a tool more so than anyone would pick it up and have fun with it as a simulator knowing absolutely nothing about machining. 8.5/10

like it is, fantastic sim