Need free lancer developer

[mohamedashraf2014m]

Need freelancer developer to assist me to make autocad addins to create and easy draw stormwater manholes i have the idea and all the equations to product this work 

what i need creative developer to assist me in this

note : this will be paid work according to the deal 

who want to join he can send to me on my email adress so we can clear discuss

mohamedashraf2014m@gmail.com

thanks 

[J-Rocks]

This may help you.

https://autolispprograms.wordpress.com/ 

[hosneyalaa]

Hi @mohamedashraf2014m 

 If you use the Civil 3d  program

He specializes in drawing networks Check it out if you need help can i help you

[john.uhden]

@mohamedashraf2014m 

I have wanted to do this for a long time, but I think Civil 3D offers more than what I had in mind.

My idea would be to actually design a collection system, using the Rational Method to solve for the most efficient pipe sizes and slopes adhering to minimum cover requirements and other constraints.

Don't you use C3D?  If not, then maybe you should spend your money in that direction.

Then again, how many users would be using your requested software?

[mohamedashraf2014m]

Hello my dear i know well civil 3d 
But what i need is different i need to draw full structure details for manholes using some parameters up to adding its reniforcment and this storm water manholes have many types and different criteria's 
Civil 3d is too much limited on this field 

[mohamedashraf2014m]

Hello my dear i know well civil 3d
But what i need is different i need to draw full structure details for manholes using some parameters up to adding its reniforcment and this storm water manholes have many types and different criteria's
Civil 3d is too much limited on this field

[CodeDing]

@mohamedashraf2014m ,

Have you already looked into Part Builder for Civil 3D yet? It sounds like exactly what you're looking for.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/civil-3d/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2021/ENU/Civi...

Best,

~DD

[john.uhden]

@CodeDing 

That looks somewhat promising.  Just Friday I was invited by a former employer to join them remotely "after hours" to help with their workload ($90M backlog).  One of the guys there whom I taught and mentored in Land Desktop has blossomed and is using most every feature C3D has.  Sadly, he is one of a kind, but now he wants to teach me what he knows so that the company can have a pair.  The two of us used to get most every complicated design done together.  I'll have to ask him if he uses that feature.

Even though I would be working at home, I've become lazy in my elevated years.  I guess I could try it out and if it isn't working then drop it.  I shouldn't let my oldest brother (87.5) outperform me.  But it would take time away from my having fun with you guys and gals.  😕

[Sea-Haven]

Like you John done to many drainage designs, the pits for us get done by the pit supply company here, so it sounds like that is what is involved. We supply a layout dwg and schedule etc. They work it out from that.

So would start with basics

1st step choose type

Next

The next step would be invert details for pipes

And so on drawing a full dimensioned pit.

Its not rocket science concrete tilt panels have been around for a long time. Similar process.

Using dynamic blocks for the pits may speed up the process.

I can see if using the CIV3D add on your locked to CIV3D lisp runs on so many platforms.

The 

[john.uhden]

@Sea-Haven 

Good point, Alan.

When I worked at Hatch Mott MacDonald we had numerous government projects that required shop drawing approvals.

The manufacturer would supply us detailed plans for every manhole and inlet (pit) for us to review and approve.  I'd say that less than 5% were incorrect.  But the point is that the owner should require shop drawing submittals.  Not every manufacturer makes their product the exact same way, so you have to give them the latitude to create their own design, and then reject it (and require a resubmittal) if it doesn't meet the designer's approval.

From a business standpoint, you're going to make about the same income whether you do a detailed design ahead or a detailed review after.  Actually, you will probably make out better doing the review rather than the design because the owner will beat you down on your contract price whereas he's going to pay you T&M for the review.

[pbejse]

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[john.uhden]

@pbejse 

I get it... a free lanceR.   hehehehehehehehe

There are a lot of those around here at the freeware drive-thru.  😕

Actually, I am most impressed with your artwork.  How did you do that?

[Sea-Haven]

Agree like the artwork.

Mohamed appears to have left the building.

[pbejse]

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@john.uhden wrote:

Actually, I am most impressed with your artwork.  How did you do that?

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@Sea-Haven wrote:

Agree like the artwork.

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Its 65 68 79 66 69 photoshop. I just know enough of it to be dangerous 😁