Yes, it would be copyright infringement. Although I think you have the right to copy them into AutoREALM for your own personal use (you may want to check on...
Once upon a time I saw a tutorial on how to do this. I don't have the link handy but keep digging. As I recall it involved making a closed fractal that was...
An idea. Instead of portting AutoREALM to C++ or trying to get it to work with Kylix. Why not port it to Lazarsu/FreePascal? That way it would be possible to...
... The quick 'n' easy answers: The C++ port is, perhaps, 80% complete already and is more easily maintainable for the foreseeable future. Kylix and/or...
Almost all CADD programs I've used have a double line tool whose spacing can be set to a specific distance according to the scale of your drawing. That way...
Have you tried the numeric line style? "Numeric" is the last line style in the drop-down and you can enter a line thickness in the edit field next to it. The...
I know that i've asked this question before, but it's been awhile since i did. Does anyone know of a way to convert an Autorealm file to an AutoCAD DWG or DXF?...
... I think that would be very difficult since the AutoREALM format contains much more information than an AutoCAD file, but what you could do is exporting the...
... Ok, it's that finished. Then it's less of an issue. I was also going to suggest keeping some parts in Pascal and link it with C++ code. ... We would have...
... It's nice to think that, but sadly it's not true. The Delphi source has been maintained long enough there are some problems with it that are best resolved...
... Actually, those are the conversions that are actually *possible*. Sure, you lose some of the information you already have, but you can store as much as...
... I've already spoken about the level of completeness, so now I will address the second idea: Linking Pascal and C++, in a cross-platform way. There is a...
I'm sorry I've been so far removed for so long. Real Life has been sucking down my time, and motivation, leaving me with not enough motivation to code. I've...
... There is an old software project adage that the first 80% of the code takes the first 80% of the time, and the last 20% of the code takes the last 80% of...
... contains ... That's a new idea, i'll have to see what i can find, thanks. I know for a fact that saving from Autorealm as a WMF, and trying to open it to...
... Except, of course, that it's not true. The real problem (and the one that's bitten me with AR more times than I care to count) is underestimating the...
... Not really trying to be argumentative, but I think that the point of the original "adage" is the general failure to properly estimate complexity. It is...
... All of them are good points. The thing that bit me the hardest, personally, was lack of experience in actually *coding* really large projects. Give me the...
One thing to note: as far as I'm concerned you've got credibility: things have actually happened with the effort you are leading (and I know others have ...
... I've been trying to create a distributed-version-control copy of the current Subversion repository, so (non-privileged) people could commit changes to...
... Okay, there is some credibility there. But let me put it this way: Suppose I said we would have an alpha (at least) by the end of February. Would you (or...
... [snip] ... There is one drawback to SVN, as much as I love it: I haven't seen an effective way to provide commit access to specific branches. Doesn't mean...
Almost all CADD programs I've used have a double line tool whose spacing can be set to a specific distance according to the scale of your drawing. That way...
What version of AutoREALM is that in? I don't have any line styles that have a thickness edit field. Through playing around with it though, I did find that...
Look in the line style drop-down box, and scroll *all the way* to the bottom. You should see an entry for "Numeric" after all of the other styles. If you...
Hi All, I don't think this can be done, but is there a way to create a box with specific dimensions (ie, with a properly set scale, create a box and assign it...
Use the X,Y aspect tool on the bottom left of AR screen. First create a box then select it. The values shown will be the current size. Now you can input the...