type tratteggi

[MFT]

Good evening.

that you know there is a macro that creates a treat that individuals the earth like what is on autocad with dots and pebbles

Thank you.

 

[Kaji]

we in the .hat file also have types of cross-sealing with different lines so putting dots in theory should not be impossible, but I don't know which side to start.

 

[Gabryn]

Good evening.

that you know there is a macro that creates a treat that individuals the earth like what is on autocad with dots and pebbles

Thank you.

with me10 (as far as it is) it is not possible to have restraints that are not constituted by points or lines, so no pebbles or similar.

if you are interested, I can post a macro of teutonic origin that includes a discreet set of types of restraints (but always constituted by points, strokes or lines)


Hi.
Gabriele

 

[MFT]

with me10 (as far as it is) it is not possible to have restraints that are not constituted by points or lines, so no pebbles or similar.

if you are interested, I can post a macro of teutonic origin that includes a discreet set of types of restraints (but always constituted by points, strokes or lines)


Hi.
Gabriele

I thank you if it's not a problem that attaches the macro.

Thank you.

Mar

 

[Gabryn]

Here is the annex.

point1: obviously it is not my work. was written in language
I have already translated some German words.
point2: if there are problems, I put my hands on and say that
I don't know what to change since the macro is great.


That said:
the loads by typing (or using file> import):
input 'c:\tuadirectory\tratteggi.m

on the right there is an old style menu, click on din201.
a second view appears below.
under restraint choose one (see preview), define step and angle.
finally with the three pink commands: dotted gates,
define the point to treat or enter the manual path.
I hope that it will work first and that it can be useful.
tested on my vetusto but always active me10 v.10.5


Hi.
Gabriele

 

[MFT]

Here is the annex.

point1: obviously it is not my work. was written in language
I have already translated some German words.
point2: if there are problems, I put my hands on and say that
I don't know what to change since the macro is great.


That said:
the loads by typing (or using file> import):
input 'c:\tuadirectory\tratteggi.m

on the right there is an old style menu, click on din201.
a second view appears below.
under restraint choose one (see preview), define step and angle.
finally with the three pink commands: dotted gates,
define the point to treat or enter the manual path.
I hope that it will work first and that it can be useful.
tested on my vetusto but always active me10 v.10.5


Hi.
Gabriele

Don't worry.

Mar