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ARCHITECTURAL USE?
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I do have some products I need to design and model but I am also a pool builder and am wondering if there is any reason this cannot be used for architectural/pool/landscape type work or if anyone is here that is doing that. I only discovered onshape last night.
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andrew_troup Member, Mentor Posts: 1,584 ✭✭✭✭✭(In haste): try this, which cuts out the trimming of circles and goes straight for the jugular: lay out the rough profile using a succession of 3 point arcs, snapping the endpoints together. Now pick pairs of adjacent arcs (window selection is a speedup here) and apply tangency constraints.
Et voila.1
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I have used this type of software for my house, patio, factory premises, layout design, furniture, office, kitchen, bathroom, .. etc
You will get nice section views easily to build swimming pools and 2D drawings should be on their way..
Et voila.
I would really need this function right now, they seem to have few export formats; not sure if any of them helps:
http://helpcenter.graphisoft.com/technotes/setup/software-technologies/file-formats-in-archicad/