Purchase DHShadow
Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 4:21 pmThanks Daniel.
It confirmed my thoughts.
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Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 4:21 pmPosted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 9:15 pmPosted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 11:41 pmRe: Purchase DHShadow
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2017 3:15 amHi,
10 years later, you're probably not still looking for it! But the dhsoftware.com.au web site is now up and running again and there is a new Shadow macro available with most of the functionality from the original dhShadow.
Regards,
David Henderson.
10 years later, you're probably not still looking for it! But the dhsoftware.com.au web site is now up and running again and there is a new Shadow macro available with most of the functionality from the original dhShadow.
Regards,
David Henderson.
Re: Purchase DHShadow
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:20 amI am pleased to advise that there is a new version of my Shadow macro now available on the dhsoftware.com.au web site.
The new version supports casting shadows of most DataCAD entity types (except for the "smart" entities).
A video demonstrating the use of the new macro can be viewed at
A number of other fixes and minor enhancements have also been made to this version (most importantly, the shadows are now drawn in the correct direction - I had embarrassingly used dataCADs default anti-clockwise angle direction when adding the azimuth to the north direction in the very first version but this is now corrected).
There is now also a Shadow Lite version of the macro available. This has had some functionality removed, but features the addition of discreet configuration files that can be translated in order to display the user interface in another language without the need to rebuild the macro itself (not sure how many non-English speakers subscribe to this forum?).
Regards,
David Henderson
The new version supports casting shadows of most DataCAD entity types (except for the "smart" entities).
A video demonstrating the use of the new macro can be viewed at
A number of other fixes and minor enhancements have also been made to this version (most importantly, the shadows are now drawn in the correct direction - I had embarrassingly used dataCADs default anti-clockwise angle direction when adding the azimuth to the north direction in the very first version but this is now corrected).
There is now also a Shadow Lite version of the macro available. This has had some functionality removed, but features the addition of discreet configuration files that can be translated in order to display the user interface in another language without the need to rebuild the macro itself (not sure how many non-English speakers subscribe to this forum?).
Regards,
David Henderson