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May I ask gently? Tool Palette

2010-05-27View Original

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May I ask gently? Can the items in the tool palette be downloaded? I saw machinery in the book. Architecture, annotations, electricity – I don’t have these. Is it possible to download them? Or if anyone has them, could they send them to my email address nicklezhou@163.com?
Reply #22010-05-27
AutoCAD comes with some, especially more in Mechanica. The rest generally relies on one’s own accumulation.
Reply #32010-05-27
Reply to 2# nxpsir: What is Mechanica? How can one build up knowledge in it?
Reply #42010-05-27
Mechanical version of CAD. It mainly involves collecting information such as legends and functional blocks!
Reply #52010-05-28
Reply to 4# zhuhonl hehe, where can I find these graphic elements then? Can you recommend any?
Reply #62010-05-28
There’s no need for that; just find a CAD software with add-ons, install it, and you’ll have everything you need
Reply #72010-05-29
Reply to 6# wangjj69: What is a CAD cheat program?
Reply #82010-05-29
What major are you in? Go to Baidu and search for graphics related to your field of study; most of them are generic, a small portion requires modifications, and there are also those that are created by you yourself (in my experience, these custom-made graphics are used the most often!) ). If you don’t know how to create blocks, go and learn from some tutorials. Then move the tile to the tool palette. How do I convert it? In CAD, enter Ctrl+2 to bring up the Design Center; text styles, dimension styles, layers, and more for the drawings are all available there. In the Block section, you can see the blocks available. Select the blocks that you want to group together, right-click on them, and then choose \"Create Tool Palette\". If there is anything still unclear, you can refer to my posts or search for information on creating image galleries.
Reply #92010-05-29
So-called plug-in software refers to secondary development tailored for a particular application. For example, since AUTOCAD was developed by foreigners, it often does not comply with national standards (such as dimension standards); therefore, people in China have developed corresponding programs. The characteristic of such software is that it must be used within AUTOCAD (that is, it cannot run independently), and within AUTOCAD, it appears in the form of a toolbar
Reply #102010-05-29
The CAD software commonly used in various fields is generally included, with different versions available for different specialties. Cheats are convenient, but various cheats may not conform to your preferences regarding lines, layers, system parameters, and so on, unless you develop them yourself according to your own preferences.
Reply #112010-05-30
No, no, no! What was said upstairs is incorrect. Add-ins are not incompatible with CAD’s built-in libraries; on the contrary, their richness in content and flexibility in use are beyond what CAD can offer. For example, things like drawings, layers, line types, drawing scales, and even the use of standard component libraries – their flexibility in application and the high efficiency they provide in drawing are unmatched. The person who said that upstairs should give it a try

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