DansMark
Vector-Image ServiceCost:
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DansMark
has started cutting edge programming technology. In this new millennium, drawing smarter with DansMark "Smart-images" may be your best competitive edge!This service converts an AutoCAD drawing into a vector-image file, that can be used in many different ways.
Just like an AutoCAD slide-image (.sld), these VIS-files can be used on the screen, or in a dialog (.dcl) to show the user what is being done.
DansMark takes the image to "the next level", and allows the images to be changed "on-the-fly" using variables.
There are 4 different options to choose from.
Option #1:
Unstructured automated conversion.
This option converts the whole drawing at once, and saves it to a single image file.
Option #2:
Structured automated conversion.
This option converts selected whole portions of the drawing (like selection sets), and saves them to different vector-image files.
Option #3:
Unstructured hand conversion.
This option converts each entity in the drawing one at a time, and saves them to a single image file.
Option #4:
Structured automated conversion.
This option converts selected whole portions of the drawing (like selection sets), and saves them to different vector-image files.
The process is automated, requiring the drawing to be converted in a defined order (see options above), so the image can be completely changed using variables.
What you get:
1) A directory of vector-images (c:\dansmark\image-data\).
2) An Autolisp program (.lsp)
3) A dialog program to control the image(s) with (.dcl).
4) A set of instruction on how to use your new images.
Link images together, using parametric variables!
(See DMSS's suggestion on how to build a smart-image library, instead of regular images, by clicking the "More Info" link below)
Sample
Re-produce your drawing as an image using variables.
Fast
Easy to use
Accurate
Program output:
Exact copy of drawing as a vector-image
DCL dialog controlling the image
Easily create vector-images!
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