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how can I draw duct with .net?

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h.sezenn
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how can I draw duct with .net?

Hello everyone; ı would like to draw and modify my ducts with .net. but I have not any idea about my start idea? please give me some tips about this issue. may I use dynamic block , block or only line and arc while draw my ducts? as you see on picture , ı would like to draw my ducts like them.14-11-13-soru01.jpg

 

 

14-11-13-soru02.jpg

 

 

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Keith.Brown
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Are you using AutoCAD MEP (from the picture it looks like it) or do you want to create your own duct package from scratch?  I only mention from scratch because you talk about blocks, lines, arcs, etc which is definately what AutoCAD MEP does not use.

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h.sezenn
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No, I wont use autocad MEP.

I ll use Autocad only

actually I would like to make my own programme in autocad with .net.

give some tips about this. how can I draw and modify my ducts ?

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dgorsman
in reply to: h.sezenn

Plan.  Figure out the order of operations, what information you want to store, where it will be stored, what the user needs to enter, what can be looked up automatically.  Figure out how the objects will be implemented, how the user will interact with them.  Mock up user interfaces with sketches, run it past actual users so you aren't assuming anything ("Designed by a programmer for a programmer" syndrome).  Plan for how the program will be extended/improved in the future.

 

Once you have the plan, you can start outlining.  Start getting into details.  Find out what you know you don't know, and what you don't know you don't know.  Adjust the plan when it turns out you can't do what you wanted to.  Break the plan down into workable modules that can be developed and tested easily.

 

Start coding.  Focus on each module in turn.  Once the module is working, try to break it.  Get actual users to try to break it.  Gracefully handle all failures.

 

Put everything together.  Make sure it works as intended.  Trial run with users in non-essential role (ALPHA testing).  Incorporate any needed changes.

 

Trial run with users in semi-essential role (BETA testing).

 

Official roll out.  Gather feedback for improvements, bug fixes, and extensions.

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