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I have a question: I’ve seen several CAD drawings (from different design firms) that contain two layers named LAYERDIM and MAINLINE. I wonder what software was used to create such drawings? I also want to ask what is usually placed on the LAYERDIM and MAINLINE layers?
Since it’s a CAD drawing, isn’t it created using CAD? Layer names generally have no fixed names.
What I want to ask is whether these graphics were created using software such as Tianzheng or Zhongwang.
The former refers to the labeled layer, while the latter refers to the main material layer. The settings for this layer were chosen arbitrarily by me; if they happen to be the same, it’s just a coincidence. It doesn’t really matter what software is used; what’s important is being able to express the design concept clearly, accurately, and concisely.
If it is not a coincidence, then software developed via secondary development using CAD as a platform may have predefined layers. If it is a flow chart, then look for CAD software specialized for creating flow charts; such software may include layers for instruments, main pipelines, secondary pipelines, and similar elements. If it is a device diagram, then look for software related to device design; such software also includes layers related to it. Of course, only those who have used it know what software is used to assist in its creation: lol