AutoCAD .NET
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I looked back and couldn't find a post covering this particular topic and so decided to put something together. It may well have been covered elsewhere (I admit to not having looked) but I felt like throwing some code together, either way. 🙂 To perform a Boolean operation between Solid3d objects inside AutoCAD, you can […]
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After cranking out a post per day so far this week on my exploratory integration of AutoCAD with the Leap Motion controller, it's time to wrap up the technical portion of my "Leap Week" (a bit like a Leap Year, geddit? 😉 with a nice, juicy topic: creating 3D geometry inside AutoCAD using the Leap […]
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After introducing Leap Motion and seeing some code to make view changes inside AutoCAD, now it's time to start thinking about geometry creation. We'll see two different approaches to compare and contrast. The first – covered in today's post – is a very generic integration at the Windows Message-level: as the user's hand hovers over […]
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Now that we've introduced the Leap Motion controller, it's time to do something interesting with it. [If you want to cut to the chase, scroll down to the bottom of the post for a video of the results.] The team at Leap Motion has provided a very decent set of language options via the controller's […]
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I had this question come in via a blog comment. I would usually suggest asking this type of question on the relevant online forum, but something about it intrigued me: Now i would like to ask you that to post an item showing how to get the vertexs of 2d solid to create a boundary, […]
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This post is based on some information provided by Peter Muigg, a developer in Germany Austria who has long been a friend of Autodesk. In fact, if memory serves me well – and do step in if I'm mis-remembering, Peter – back in 1995 when I first joined the company, Peter delivered German-language ObjectARX training […]
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I've been waiting for this one to be published, as I've been working very closely with the team that has been developing this particular integration: Project Falcon for AutoCAD is now available on Autodesk Labs. The integration is really impressive: they've managed to really push the limits of the AutoCAD transient graphics API with some […]
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This was a fun question that came in from James Meading. I genuinely didn't think I'd manage to look into it before the break, but it tweaked my interest during my trip back from the UK: I thought this might be a topic you would be interested in. I do not use ctrl-v for pasting […]
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I've taken a few days off to visit some very old friends who are back in the UK from New Zealand for the festive season, but thought I'd go ahead and share some code I've been playing with, even if I can't actually tell you what it's for. I can tell you what it does, […]
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I had an interesting question from a member of our Product Support team, last week. They've been working with a number of customers regarding large files resulting from importing DGN data into AutoCAD: it turns out that the internal structure for complex DGN linestyles created by the DGNIMPORT command – while working very well when […]