2008-09-30 23:55 UTC
So I had a couple of hours to kill and I was thinking about this thread:
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So here's what I came up with:
Now I'm an architect, NOT a mechanical engineer, so this is just a skeleton project that would need to be fleshed out with actual components. The components (blocks) are organized into 4 categories (drawings): Ducts.dwg, Reducers.dwg, Elbows.dwg and Diffusers.dwg. If you want to add or edit components, just open the appropriate drawing and have at it. I've made the Ducts in the Ducts.dwg dynamic: you can stretch them lengthwise. So let your imagination run wild when creating these components.
Requirements: OpenDCL 5.0.0.25, get it here:
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The project uses ObjectDBX to access the remote blocks in the 4 category drawings. If the block doesn't already exist, it's imported.
I think that's it. Wadda ya think?
{2}
So here's what I came up with:
Now I'm an architect, NOT a mechanical engineer, so this is just a skeleton project that would need to be fleshed out with actual components. The components (blocks) are organized into 4 categories (drawings): Ducts.dwg, Reducers.dwg, Elbows.dwg and Diffusers.dwg. If you want to add or edit components, just open the appropriate drawing and have at it. I've made the Ducts in the Ducts.dwg dynamic: you can stretch them lengthwise. So let your imagination run wild when creating these components.
Requirements: OpenDCL 5.0.0.25, get it here:
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The project uses ObjectDBX to access the remote blocks in the 4 category drawings. If the block doesn't already exist, it's imported.
I think that's it. Wadda ya think?