What features would you like to see added to a future version of DataCAD?
#6298 by Miguel Palaoro
Thu Sep 22, 2005 1:08 pm
Hello,

This is a typical hydraulic connection, modeled to be used in apparent installations, on commercial or industrial facilities:

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My wish would be that the HLR operation, instead of the left result, which sometimes is unprecise, could show the final image with only the effective peripherical lines (at right).

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Thanks,
Miguel
#6301 by Dick Eades
Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:34 pm
Yeah, me too. Amen to that.
#6304 by Martell
Thu Sep 22, 2005 3:34 pm
This is an old wish from me.
But it is not only that there are to much lines.
In my drawings the HLR works inexact. I can see lines which could not be there. Small lines, lost lines, not connected lines.
Is it possible to convert to arcs and polylines?
After ending the HLR I must delete and connect lines, and the drawing is growing from 100KB to 2 MB because round elements like one cylinder becomes from one element to 69 elements! So I must edit the drawing after HLR so much. To much. :cry:
I can show a lot of examples.

Martell
#6306 by joshhuggins
Thu Sep 22, 2005 3:57 pm
I don't see the images in your first post Miguel.
#6351 by Miguel Palaoro
Sat Sep 24, 2005 11:45 am
Hi Josh,

Both images are .PNG format, as usual. It is the same as all the other images I've been ever including in the forum.
If you can't see it yet, just tell me and I send you [privately] in a zip file (just 25 KB).

Thanks,
Miguel
#6365 by joshhuggins
Sun Sep 25, 2005 1:50 pm
Well I can see them now that I am at home. Strange, my work system and home system are pretty close to the same system & apps loaded. Oh well. Thanks again Miguel.

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