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chamf.cdl
Description:
This utility allows you to create a chamfered corner without trimming the two lines that make up the corner. You may change the chamfer size but the angle is always forty-five degrees. This utility works in all views as long as the two lines you select are co-planar.
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aligntxt.cdl
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This utility allows you to align note entities horizontally or vertically with a pick point. The text can be justified to the right or left of your pick point. This is useful for aligning notes with ordinate dimensions or creating any series of notes where each line is a separate entity.
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arctanpt.cdl
Description:
This utility creates an arc tangent to a line and through a point. The program will prompt you for a radius size, a tangent entity, and a through point. This utility will work in any view but be aware that using a cursor pick as the through point may give some unexpected results.
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getarc.cdl
Description:
This utility allows you to "highlight" all the arcs or circles of a specific size. It does this by changing all arcs and circles to a thicker line width. It allows you to select the arc radius and also specify a tolerance range. You can select any one of the eight CADKEY line widths as your highlight width.
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bom.cdl
Description:
Hi everyone, I have a cadl to share. It makes generating a BOM (together with item balloons) quite easy. There are 2 things to note: 1)The sizes are all in metric, so they will need to be converted to inches if you work in inch units. 2)The balloon code was not written by me, and I have given credit to it's author in the header. It will write a BOM in a fixed format. If you don't like it, change it yourself or send me your requirements & I'll change it for you. Briefly, things to be aware of during use are: 1)If you don't want to insert an entry in a BOM field, just hit enter. 2)You are given 3 ways to specify material size, input via the keyboard, skipping size entry, and picking points. Picking points asks you to specify 2 points that are the extremities of the item in the x, y & z direction. This allows you to specify material size directly from your drawing without the need to measure the item. The code is rather long-winded, and I am sure all you cadl experts out there will agree. It is pretty bug-free, but if you find any problems I would appreciate an e-mail to let me know what they are so I can correct them. Any feedback or suggestions for improvement would also be appreciated, either by e-mail or posted on this forum.
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list2.cdl
Description:
This will allow you to specifiy a physical distance by either keying in a number or selecting two parallel lines (Horz or Vert) specify a direction for your text to travel (left,right,up,down) specify a start number, end number and step. add either a prefix,suffix or both. Let me know if you like it.
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list.cdl
Description:
A CADL program for consecutive numbering? It should ask for a start digit, and increment. (For different numbering schemes). Then a pause for placing the digit, then advance to the next increment. Real handy for BOMs, etc.
Try this and let me know if it's acceptable. For the note entity, it uses all current settings (i.e. color, text height, anchor point, etc.).
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arclen.cdl
Description:
I need a CADL file to label the length of an arc. Anyone have one there willing to share? Fred Biacsi
Here, try this and see if it works for you.
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holechrt.cdl
Description:
Here's a simple CDL I have written to write a hole position chart, similar to (but nowhere as smart as) the one featured in Draft-Pak. Each text entry is an individual, so it can be easily edited, & each line & it's feature number is a collective, so deleting either will remove all the details. The spacing between each entry can be changed by editing the spacing statements, which should be self-explanatory.
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ent-id.cdl
Description:
This program prompts the user for an entity ID, then turns off all the levels, turns on the level that the indicated entity is on, and highlights the entity. The entity will stay highlighted until the user hits Accept/Backup/Escape at the "Hit Accept to continue" prompt. This can be used to track down entities that are causing problems in your part file when you know their ID. (The IGES translator reports the IDs of problem entities, for example.) This program is not supported by Baystate Technologies, Inc.
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