When drawing diagrams, do people prefer tabular or textual formats for things like technical specification tables?
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When drawing diagrams, do people prefer tabular or textual formats for things like technical specifications? I prefer the textual format!
I use text too; tables are a bit troublesome, so it’s better to just write it in text form.
I like tables; I write down all the requirements in a table first, store it as a block, and then insert it into the diagram when needed. The unnecessary items can be deleted. Tables look more comfortable than text.
I am not a pressure vessel designer; as a user, I find the tabular technical specification sheet to be more intuitive and easier to read.
I think it’s better to create blocks and then use a program to modify their properties in bulk
Isn’t there a standard for this? It seems I’m using tables all the time. It’s simple and intuitive; if it’s not clear enough, it can be specified in the technical requirements. . . .
Technical specifications are generally presented in tables, while technical requirements are usually expressed in text. . .