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  • Raja
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    Regd Vector Draw Component in Visual Basic

    Dear Members,

    Has anyone used the Vector Draw (www.vdraw.com) Component in Visual
    Basic. I need to create an application to be able to draw the plan
    view of a building. Any help in this regard would be highly
    appreciated.

    Best Regards
    RSB
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    • Steve Gerrard
      #2
      Re: Regd Vector Draw Component in Visual Basic


      "Raja" <rotor2k2@yahoo .com> wrote in message
      news:e94b0072.0 409142253.51943 92d@posting.goo gle.com...
      | Dear Members,
      |
      | Has anyone used the Vector Draw (www.vdraw.com) Component in Visual
      | Basic. I need to create an application to be able to draw the plan
      | view of a building. Any help in this regard would be highly
      | appreciated.
      |
      | Best Regards
      | RSB

      Yes. It works quite well. We have been using the 2D version for over a
      year now. We use it to create drawings, view them on screen, and save
      them in AutoCAD format. We don't use any CAD editing functions, the
      drawings are created by code from data.



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        • Raja
          #3
          Re: Regd Vector Draw Component in Visual Basic

          "Steve Gerrard" <mynamehere@com cast.net> wrote in message news:<IPednUR3U 8ykcNXcRVn-iw@comcast.com> ...[color=blue]
          > "Raja" <rotor2k2@yahoo .com> wrote in message
          > news:e94b0072.0 409142253.51943 92d@posting.goo gle.com...
          > | Dear Members,
          > |
          > | Has anyone used the Vector Draw (www.vdraw.com) Component in Visual
          > | Basic. I need to create an application to be able to draw the plan
          > | view of a building. Any help in this regard would be highly
          > | appreciated.
          > |
          > | Best Regards
          > | RSB
          >
          > Yes. It works quite well. We have been using the 2D version for over a
          > year now. We use it to create drawings, view them on screen, and save
          > them in AutoCAD format. We don't use any CAD editing functions, the
          > drawings are created by code from data.[/color]

          Do you use the vector draw controls in visual basic 6.0 to develop
          applications that match your needs. I am able to add vector draw as a
          component to VB and develop basic applications to draw lines,arcs etc.
          I need to use the same to develop 3D images. Anyone familiar with this
          please suggest.

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            • Steve Gerrard
              #4
              Re: Regd Vector Draw Component in Visual Basic


              "Raja" <rotor2k2@yahoo .com> wrote in message
              news:e94b0072.0 409152250.7b29a a45@posting.goo gle.com...
              | "Steve Gerrard" <mynamehere@com cast.net> wrote in message
              news:<IPednUR3U 8ykcNXcRVn-iw@comcast.com> ...
              | > "Raja" <rotor2k2@yahoo .com> wrote in message
              | > news:e94b0072.0 409142253.51943 92d@posting.goo gle.com...
              |
              | Do you use the vector draw controls in visual basic 6.0 to develop
              | applications that match your needs. I am able to add vector draw as a
              | component to VB and develop basic applications to draw lines,arcs etc.
              | I need to use the same to develop 3D images. Anyone familiar with this
              | please suggest.

              The only thing I can add is that it appears to me that anything you can
              do in a CAD program: splines, snaps, rotations, etc. you can do in code
              using Vector Draw. So it really comes down to whether you can define
              what CAD commands you want to be able to use, and then verifying that
              you can use those with Vector Draw.


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