GDL - WALL
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‎2006-08-30 12:24 PM
‎2006-08-30
12:24 PM
CAN I CREAT GDL OBJECT WHICH PROPERTY SAME AS WALL? HOW CAN I DO THIS?
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‎2006-08-30 02:27 PM
‎2006-08-30
02:27 PM
Smarak:
No you cannot. GDL is only for objects, doors, windows, etc., those parts that are loaded with the libraries. You could make an object that resembles a wall, but would not accept doors & windows or interact with the other walls.
David
No you cannot. GDL is only for objects, doors, windows, etc., those parts that are loaded with the libraries. You could make an object that resembles a wall, but would not accept doors & windows or interact with the other walls.
David
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‎2006-10-28 10:49 PM
‎2006-10-28
10:49 PM
we certainly need a more integrate script lang., similar to AutoLisp in AutoCAD.
Having to learn C++ to create a simple line tool isn't the way to go.
Having to learn C++ to create a simple line tool isn't the way to go.

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‎2006-10-28 11:28 PM
‎2006-10-28
11:28 PM
You still could not make a new line tool, even if you did know C++. The API is not that extensive.
Tom Waltz

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‎2006-10-29 06:26 PM
‎2006-10-29
06:26 PM
avcamara wrote:Why?
we certainly need a more integrate script lang., similar to AutoLisp in AutoCAD.
Having to learn C++ to create a simple line tool isn't the way to go.
Automating the processes or something else?
Djordje
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‎2006-10-29 10:50 PM
‎2006-10-29
10:50 PM
Djordje wrote:Ah yes the CAD holey grail - Press the button and watch the building design itself
Automating the processes or something else?

Pity we would all be out of work
Cheers John
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‎2006-10-30 09:15 AM
‎2006-10-30
09:15 AM
Djordje wrote:For many many reasons. One of them ofcourse is automating the process.
Why?
Automating the processes or something else?
If we had basic scripting functionality (not more than the one autocad provided with autolisp 20 years ago) many tools could be designed.
Infact the basic problem of GDL is that the user cannot provide data interactively (almost, i have an idea to overcome that, but it really a workaround). But the users selects a polyline and i cannot have access to that polyline, read its endpoints and other properties, this is really bad, and we are in 2006!!!
Yes i know i am repeating myself, so excuse me for that but i cannot help it
