- In many cases there are readily worked out CAD drawings from which you want to create
CNC programs. With CADability you can read DXF/DWG, Iges, Step, Acis/SAT and Parasolid-XT
drawings or models.
- On the other hand CADability gives you all the power to create 2D drawings and 3D
models interactively.
- Mixing both techniques you can import models and modify or add new geometric details.
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All geometric data of the models or drawings are visible to and accessible by your
software.
- By means of interactive actions the user can select and identify geometric items
like edges, fases or solids.
- There is a special "path" object whic is suitable
to describe paths of tools movement.
- Supply custom interactiv actions to enable the user to create points, pathes or
any other important geometric data.
- There are special functions to generate equidistant pathes, which are often required
for the movement of tools.
- Equidistant hatch patterns
(spiral equidistant, concentric or linear hatch styles) can be used for milling.
- All geometric objects can be associated with any kind of data (UserData). This data
can also be persistent and interactiv. So it is easy to find e.g. a database entry
when the user clics on an geometric object.
- Typically you use UserData objects
for thigs like tool selection, speed, rev or databasy key.
- For 2D tasks there are readily implemented actions to find connected curves or closed
curves by simply clicking inside a boundary.
- With CADability's animation it is possible to visualize complex and dependent movements of symbols in realtime, slow motion or time lapse (complex milling pathes in space).
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