Hi Michael:

The Library is a list-serve group of TurboCAD users. What is a list-
serve group? Strictly speaking, it is a group of people who
participate in forum discussion, if they wish, by email. In our case,
the Library is a list-serve group centered on developing a *working*
TurboCAD file library. Members can participate in forum discussion by
email, or by directly posting messages in the Messages area after
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Members subscribe to the group to share TurboCAD files such as
macros, templates, documentation, etc. Each member shares her/his
files, yet at the same time, each member has access to other files
posted by other members. By collaboration and cooperation, we hope to
build up content within the Library over time.

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--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., mcassim@a... wrote:
> I do not know why you sent this to me, I am a memeber and likewise
have not
> been given any acces. When I last lloked there wasnt really
anything there ?,
> How did you get my address ?
>
> Regards
> Michael Cassim

Hi Sean:

You do have access to whatever files are in the library. It's just
that most of the file categories within the Archive-Library folder in
the Files area are empty. This is because we are in the preliminary
stage of just trying to bootstrap the Library into existence, so
content is exceedingly thin.

TurboCAD users subscribe to this group to share TurboCAD files such
as macros, templates, documentation, etc. Each member shares her/his
files, yet at the same time, each member has access to other files
that might be contributed by other members. Members also try to
cooperate and help each other by sharing ideas and expertise.

Perhaps many members, upon joining, expected a file library already
stuffed full of content. Sorry, but this is not the case. Our group
has been in existence for only a few months, and I suspect that it
will take some time before the library builds up content. This will
happen once a significant number of members actively participate and
contribute files to the library.

Please note that the Library is independent. We're not officially
affiliated with IMSI, nor with any of TurboCAD's developers or
marketers.

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> 5/6/2001 8:48:05 PM, "Mike Knoper" <mwk@g...> wrote:
> =======================================================
> I've been on it for several months after being a long time turbocad
> user, and still have not been given access to anything in the
files, etc.
> I bought turbocad 7 pro about 3 months ago, what gives?
>
> Sean Matney
> Mechanix Engineering
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I do not know why you sent this to me, I am a memeber and likewise have not
been given any acces. When I last lloked there wasnt really anything there ?,
How did you get my address ?

Regards
Michael Cassim

5/6/2001 8:48:05 PM, "Mike Knoper" <mwk@...> wrote:
=======================================================
I've been on it for several months after being a long time turbocad
user, and still have not been given access to anything in the files, etc.
I bought turbocad 7 pro about 3 months ago, what gives?

Sean Matney
Mechanix Engineering
craxd1@...
=====================================================

>Hi Keith:
>
>As you've no doubt figured out, we're a totally new group and have
>been in existence for only a short period of time. Looks like we've
>been quiet for the past month or so, and you'll notice that content
>in the library is still thin. But because membership continues to
>grow every week, I'm positive that our group has the potential to
>eventually develop a *real* working file library for TurboCAD users.
>I notice that some members have already contributed content, and I
>also hope to do so soon.
>
>--
>Mike
>
>
>--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., burton_keith38@h... wrote:
>> Hi,
>> A new member I am, to this group, and new to TurboCad. I have
>> recently bought TC7 pro and am still playing with it. a bit
>different
>> to AtoCad 97lt.
>> I am pleased there are sites like this to help people like myself
>and
>> hope to be of use soon.
>> good Stuff - keep it up
>> Regards
>> Keith
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Hi Keith:

As you've no doubt figured out, we're a totally new group and have
been in existence for only a short period of time. Looks like we've
been quiet for the past month or so, and you'll notice that content
in the library is still thin. But because membership continues to
grow every week, I'm positive that our group has the potential to
eventually develop a *real* working file library for TurboCAD users.
I notice that some members have already contributed content, and I
also hope to do so soon.

--
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--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., burton_keith38@h... wrote:
> Hi,
> A new member I am, to this group, and new to TurboCad. I have
> recently bought TC7 pro and am still playing with it. a bit
different
> to AtoCad 97lt.
> I am pleased there are sites like this to help people like myself
and
> hope to be of use soon.
> good Stuff - keep it up
> Regards
> Keith

Hi,
A new member I am, to this group, and new to TurboCad. I have
recently bought TC7 pro and am still playing with it. a bit different
to AtoCad 97lt.
I am pleased there are sites like this to help people like myself and
hope to be of use soon.
good Stuff - keep it up
Regards
Keith

Hi Mike,

I'm working up a Site Plan type of drawing for our architectural
consultants. It will be an "acceptable/not acceptable" sort of thing.
The goal is a set of architectural and engineering graphic standards
our consultants will be required to meet.

So far I have a line style file in the works and am working on hatch
patterns for cross sections.

This would not be necessary if the advent of CAD had not sacrificed
drafting skills and pride in one's handiwork on the altar of "the
bottom line".

I will send you my patterns when they are debugged.

Bill  G

*************************
--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., "Mike Knoper" <mwk@g...> wrote:
> I've worked with one topographic map in TC. The map is 1:5000,
about 1km by
> 4km, and centered on an inactive monazite mine in South Africa. The
map is
> fairly detailed, but most of the detail is geology and rock
structure. The map
> is in 2D, but back in v6, I experimented a bit with 3D. I still
want to draw
> the monazite vein in 3D, with topography, including the underground
mine
> workings.
>
> Mike
>
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--- ttc15570@... wrote:
> --- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., tgosnach@y...
> wrote:
> > I am interested in developing a script or macro
> that could search
> for
> > a certain entity within a drawing , a cube for
> example, once all
> cubes
> > are selected I would like the ability to create a
> printout of their
> > dimensions.  Any suggestions on where to begin.
> >
> > Terry
>
> Terry,
>
> I'm not fully familiar with the exact code, but I am
> a macro user.  I
> would start with a form that has a field, or
> (dropdown list) you can
> enter the attribute you wish to search for (or
> select).  The property
> select macro within turbocad has some code which can
> help with this.
>
> For example TurboCAD has a Regen Method that is
> labled differently
> for each item like cube is TCW40CUBE You can ask
> your macro to select
> all the entities with this flag and count all the
> items in the
> selection.  As for printing a list.  I would be of
> no help.
>
> Ther is a Programming forum that may be of some help
> in that area.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Craig H.
>
> Craig H.

Where would I find  a Programming Forum that may help?

Thank-you

Terry


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I've worked with one topographic map in TC. The map is 1:5000, about 1km by
4km, and centered on an inactive monazite mine in South Africa. The map is
fairly detailed, but most of the detail is geology and rock structure. The map
is in 2D, but back in v6, I experimented a bit with 3D. I still want to draw
the monazite vein in 3D, with topography, including the underground mine
workings.

Mike



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Terry - I bow to Craig's VBA programming prowess when it comes to
programming macros in TCP. I gave up with TCP's VBA because the docs
are insufficient. I'm under the understanding that new docs are being
worked on as we speak. However, I have done some VBA in Excel, so
I'll offer you an alternative to printing from your TCP VBA macro;
send your results to a file. Once they're in a file, you have a
plethora of other programs to choose from for formatting, etc. If you
own Excel, for example, you could even save your TCP results in CSV
format and use Excel's import wizard to automatically separate the
data into rows and columns. If you get your data into variables
within a TCP macro, you probably won't need any help sending it to a
file. If you choose to send to a file, the standard VBA (not TCP-
specific) Methods, etc. can be employed. I'll offer my help if you
need it, but it's not likely.

Shane


--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., tgosnach@y... wrote:
> I am interested in developing a script or macro that could search
for
> a certain entity within a drawing , a cube for example, once all
cubes
> are selected I would like the ability to create a printout of their
> dimensions.  Any suggestions on where to begin.
>
> Terry

Hi all,

In the Archive section I have posted a macro which can move and stack
entities in model space.

The macro has a number of features, and a small form will remain
visible in the drawing area until you wish it to go away.  This
avoids the use of the inspector bar.  If you make a multiple
selection Relative mode will move all entities the specified relative
distance.  In absolute mode all entities will move to the specified
location.

The stack mode will move all selected profiles to point 0,0,0 on the
world plan, and will arrange them a specified distance apart.
Excellent for stacking profiles for lofting.  (entities are stacked
in order of creation.

A couple of other features are included, which take a profile and
stack multiple copies in a predefined arrangement.

For further profile control, another macro has been posted that
allows user input to create and stack profiles.  You can scale,
rotate, separate by a defined distance or separate by an increasing
distance.  Try moving the reference point, and modify the profiles.
but remember to place the profile on the workplane by using
Format|Place on workplane or snap to grid.

You must work on the default World workplane.  And the undo feature
is disabled for this macro.

Enjoy,

Craig H.

--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., tgosnach@y... wrote:
> I am interested in developing a script or macro that could search
for
> a certain entity within a drawing , a cube for example, once all
cubes
> are selected I would like the ability to create a printout of their
> dimensions.  Any suggestions on where to begin.
>
> Terry

Terry,

I'm not fully familiar with the exact code, but I am a macro user.  I
would start with a form that has a field, or (dropdown list) you can
enter the attribute you wish to search for (or select).  The property
select macro within turbocad has some code which can help with this.

For example TurboCAD has a Regen Method that is labled differently
for each item like cube is TCW40CUBE You can ask your macro to select
all the entities with this flag and count all the items in the
selection.  As for printing a list.  I would be of no help.

Ther is a Programming forum that may be of some help in that area.

Hope this helps,

Craig H.

Does anyone draw topographic maps in 2D or 3D using TurboCad 6 or 7?

Bill G

I am interested in developing a script or macro that could search for
a certain entity within a drawing , a cube for example, once all cubes
are selected I would like the ability to create a printout of their
dimensions.  Any suggestions on where to begin.

Terry

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Mike,
That was the problem, thanks for the help. Now if I
could only figure out how that happened...
Thanks,
Roy
--- Mike Knoper <mwk@...> wrote:
> This could be caused by Fixed relative origin
> checked under Options |
> Preference...
>
> Mike
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> To: <TurboCAD-File-Library@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 9:53 PM
> Subject: [TurboCAD-File-Library] TC v7pro-
> coordinate modes
>
>
> : The file I am working on seems to be locked in
> absolute coordinate
> : mode, I am unable to shift to relataive mode via
> any method I know
> : of. Any ideas as to the problem?
> : Thanks Roy
>
>
>
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Roy.
I have been trying to generate the problem, but I am always able to
switch to relative coordinates (I usually use the toolbar buttons). I
am working with TC  7.0 Pro. If your problem is not solved by Mike's
suggestion, please be more specific about the version of TC you are
using, settings, etc. It could also help when you drop your file at
the site so we can actually reproduce the problem.
Best regards, Rob Zaat.

--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., "Mike Knoper" <mwk@g...> wrote:
> This could be caused by Fixed relative origin checked under Options
|
> Preference...
>
> Mike
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> To: <TurboCAD-File-Library@y...>
> Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 9:53 PM
> Subject: [TurboCAD-File-Library] TC v7pro- coordinate modes
>
>
> : The file I am working on seems to be locked in absolute coordinate
> : mode, I am unable to shift to relataive mode via any method I know
> : of. Any ideas as to the problem?
> : Thanks Roy
>
>
>
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This could be caused by Fixed relative origin checked under Options |
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: The file I am working on seems to be locked in absolute coordinate
: mode, I am unable to shift to relataive mode via any method I know
: of. Any ideas as to the problem?
: Thanks Roy



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The file I am working on seems to be locked in absolute coordinate
mode, I am unable to shift to relataive mode via any method I know
of. Any ideas as to the problem?
Thanks Roy

Thaks for the help, your suggestions worked just fine.

Nice job, Rob.

Rob uploaded his files to this folder in the Files area:
http://groups.yahoo.com/files/TurboCAD-File-Library/Example-Files

Mike

The thread in the file demo.tcw has been created the way Mike
describes in his answer. I drawn one tooth in 2D and spiral-revolved
it. Give it a try with settings like the example Spiral coil-02.jpg
(Revolve Properties). It's faster to select the Surface option
instead of Solid in the 3D window of Revolve Properties. For a better
result raise the number of Sections per Spiral Coil. After Revolve 3D-
add a cylinder to your spiral. This works for me.
Succes, Rob Zaat.

--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., "Mike Knoper" <mwk@g...> wrote:
> Instead of attempting to create a threaded screw with a torus, what
> about revolving a 2D model or profile?
>
> Maybe revolve a rectangle to create a cylinder, and at the same
time,
> you could revolve a circle or perhaps a triangular profile to
create a
> spiral  - the pitch and number of coils on the spiral can be
adjusted
> after revolving. Design your profile so that the spiral will overlap
> the cylinder a bit after revolving. Next boolean subtract the spiral
> from the cylinder.
>
> I'd be interested to hear other techniques...
>
> mk
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> To: <TurboCAD-File-Library@y...>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:37 PM
> Subject: [TurboCAD-File-Library] Re: Threads
>
>
> : I have been trying to use the Torus tool with little success.  I
> have
> : v7 Build 37.5
>
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Instead of attempting to create a threaded screw with a torus, what
about revolving a 2D model or profile?

Maybe revolve a rectangle to create a cylinder, and at the same time,
you could revolve a circle or perhaps a triangular profile to create a
spiral  - the pitch and number of coils on the spiral can be adjusted
after revolving. Design your profile so that the spiral will overlap
the cylinder a bit after revolving. Next boolean subtract the spiral
from the cylinder.

I'd be interested to hear other techniques...

mk


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Subject: [TurboCAD-File-Library] Re: Threads


: I have been trying to use the Torus tool with little success.  I
have
: v7 Build 37.5




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--- In TurboCAD-File-Library@y..., "Mike Knoper" <mwk@g...> wrote:
> How have you tried threading nuts and bolts so far? (In what
version and build number of TurboCAD?)
>
> mk
>
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>   Can anyone tell me an easy way to thread nuts and bolts?
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How have you tried threading nuts and bolts so far? (In what version and build
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Can anyone tell me an easy way to thread nuts and bolts?

This was and is a great idea Mike. Anything that helps out Turbocad
and Turbocad users can't be a bad thing. Just takes a bit to get used
to the site.

Thanks,
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