I am not too fluent in Arch Desktop 2002 2006 and am wondering if someone could share a DWG that can be used as the starting point for drawing a set of house plans.
Ideally 3D model space would already have layers defined and layout viewports at the 36x24 planview boundarys would have tabs for...
I create details that are drawn to scale (usually larger).
Each detail is saved as its own .dwg
I have another DETAILS.DWG which is simply a title block with 6 lines making a grid of 16 equal boxes.
I load DETAILS.DWG and then xref into one of the 16 positions just the blocks needed for each...
Client desires a temporary (to be removed in 7 years)
100' x 100' riding arena with canvas fabric roof.
CBC-2007 ground snow load is 20psf.
Useage is horse-agricultural with bleachers.
Pemanent construction is usually steel frame or 10'oc
poles supporting beams & trusses with light metal roof...
Does anyone know a source for geometric solutions,
either as a called library DLL or the acutal formula/solution?
ie; Resulting polygon vertices resulting from the intersection of two 2d polygons
Dim OutputPRN as Object
'change all your statements to use this object instead
' Printer.FontSize = 11
' becomes
' OutputPRN.FontSize = 11
'
'At the begining of your routine, query
Private Sub CmdPrint_Click()
if PrintPreviewFlag Then _
Set OutputPRN = Picture1 _
Else _
Set OutputPRN =...
In my local area (jurisdiction) the county accepts site plans for residential which are prepared by local draftspersons (non-registered).
As an EOR for a project I am approached with a set of draftsperson plans which the owner wants to have structural detailing (stamping & calcs) for submittal...
To obtain the MAC address;
From Windows ME, 98, 95:
START-RUN type; WINIPCFG
The Adapter address is the MAC
From Windows XP,2000,NT:
START-CMD command prompt type; IPCONFIG /ALL
The Physical address listed is the MAC
From MAC-X
AppleMenu-SystemPreferences-Network-BuiltInEthernet-TCP/IP
The...
The chain has cogs on it that grip the wood.
The 6' chain travels through about 2.5' of flat slotted track then loops around an 8" diameter toothed gear and always runs the same direction.
I am about to write my own concrete retaining wall excel-spreadsheet.
Does anyone have an un-protected (not for sale) sheet (or source) I could use as a starting point?
You can use the built-in visual basic functions;
Line, Polyline, Rectangle, Curve, etc.
Here are some examples:
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Dim triArray(1 To 4, 1 To 2) As Single
triArray(1, 1) = 25 'Assign values in code, Or
triArray(1, 2) = 100...
Won't work.
I am trying to monitor the position constantly as it moves. It may stop & start 30 times in 24'. The whole idea is to know where it is all the time so that the requested movement can be made.
A saw pulsed-blade with teeth forced into the member and hope that the non-homogeneous material / sap don't vary the accuracy.
I like the sound of that laser idea (no physical contact) better though. Anybody know if it's possible?
I don't know what a "laser beam prox. switch" is.
Can a beam be shot up to 24' at the lumber end and reflected back to a measuring device?
It seems like the end cut of wood would be too variable a surface and, the 1/32" tolerance is still desireable.
The machine & chain drive is heavy duty ($200,000), its just not accurate enough.
The reel idea would work, but require manual labor to place the cable after each cut, and thereby slow the process still.
The optical approach sounds interesting:
Can you get 1/32" tolerance in 24' though?
The slop is not repeatable, only consistently varying. Currently the operator halts production and manually adjusts out the tolerence with a tape measure: thereby establishing the need for better automation.
The servo motor (very accurate) connects to cogged chains which grip the lumber. The slop in the chains, gears, & rollers yields errors in excess of 1/2" in 20' length. My thought is to more accurately measure the movement somehow and send the information to the servo's instructions. Remember...
