DEVELOPED SECTION for AutoCAD

1.3

An AutoCAD application for developed section of 3DSOLID, 3DMESH and 3DFACE.

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Version:

1.3
Publisher:

Rcad Software
Date added:

Feb 28, 2010
Operating systems:

Windows XP,Vista
File size:

0.36 MB
File name:

dsect.zip
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14
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Shareware ($32)
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Software Description

An application for AUTOCAD 2002-2010, which determines the developed section of one set of 3DSOLID, 3DMESH or 3DFACE entities and vertical planes passing through a 2D POLYLINE which may contain arcs, in XOY plane.

Developed section is generated in the vertical plane passing through first segment of POLYLINE, in the current layer. The intersection is generated in the form of 3DPOLY entities. You can set also the "concatenation precision".

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