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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Use the same license on Windows and Linux?
« Last post by babadmin on May 09, 2021, 09:55:05 pm »There is no difference between Windows or Linux/Wine registration.
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Use the same license on Windows and Linux?
« Last post by Debbi36 on May 09, 2021, 06:36:27 pm »I'm using BabaCAD 2018 on Windows 10, but I just read about possibility to run on Linux through Wine. Can I use the same serial key to register on Linux computer?
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Upgrade to 2020?
« Last post by babadmin on March 12, 2021, 05:53:17 am »I have licensed 2018 version. Is there an option to upgrade to 2020 or I have to pay the full price?"BabaCAD Home" license allows you to download updates and new versions in one year. Only "BabaCAD Enterprise" licensed users can upgrade to newer versions regardless the time limit and no matter how many versions are released in the meantime.
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Upgrade to 2020?
« Last post by sigmaCad on March 11, 2021, 07:27:08 pm »I have licensed 2018 version. Is there an option to upgrade to 2020 or I have to pay the full price?
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Feet/inch settings
« Last post by babadmin on January 26, 2021, 10:15:05 pm »Use command UNITS. Type 'UNITS' <enter> in command-line and choose 'E' (engineering - feet) or choose option 'A' (architectural - inches).
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Feet/inch settings
« Last post by laura76 on January 26, 2021, 08:08:13 pm »Can someone help with setting up feet and inches in BabaCAD 2020?
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Tape measure
« Last post by babadmin on January 19, 2021, 07:08:07 pm »I found this AutoCAD's .lsp on the internet and it works in BabaCAD also (just copy the code to dist.lsp file, copy dist.lsp to Support/LISP and add 'lisp\disp.lsp' (without quotes) to Support/bcad.mnu below the **LISP (lisp load section) to have dist.lsp loaded on startup). You can also add an icon for DIST command (would be placed into 'LISP Examples' menu), and everything is explained at the top of bcad.mnu file.
To get distance measured, type DIST in command line and specify points to print out measurement value on the command line.
(defun c:DIST ()
(setq x1 (getpoint "\nSelect First Point: "))
(setq x2 (getpoint x1 "\nSelect Second Point: "))
(prompt (strcat "\nTotal Distance = " (distance x1 x2)))
(princ)
)
To get distance measured, type DIST in command line and specify points to print out measurement value on the command line.
(defun c:DIST ()
(setq x1 (getpoint "\nSelect First Point: "))
(setq x2 (getpoint x1 "\nSelect Second Point: "))
(prompt (strcat "\nTotal Distance = " (distance x1 x2)))
(princ)
)
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Tape measure
« Last post by PerryBond on January 19, 2021, 05:43:00 pm »OK, not what I really wanted, but it is a work around.
When you've pasted a number of different objects, say a number of different sized kitchen units in a line, there is no single line or polyline to measure. Drawing a line for the total distance confirms the measurement and is a work around, but in autocad and draughtsight they have a tape measure, just click on the two furthest corners and get a distance.
When you've pasted a number of different objects, say a number of different sized kitchen units in a line, there is no single line or polyline to measure. Drawing a line for the total distance confirms the measurement and is a work around, but in autocad and draughtsight they have a tape measure, just click on the two furthest corners and get a distance.
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Mid point on osnap
« Last post by PerryBond on January 19, 2021, 05:35:43 pm »Ok thanks. I was trying to do it on a rectangle and as it wasn't on the OSNAP dropdown assumed it didn't exist.
Thanks for clarifying
Thanks for clarifying
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General discussion about BabaCAD / Re: Tape measure
« Last post by babadmin on January 19, 2021, 05:34:55 pm »BabaCAD has "Properties" palette/window (on the right app's side). When line or polyline object is selected, "Length" attribute in "Properties" shows current length of selected line/polyline. For multiple selected objects, lisp command can be coded. I suppose that lisp already exists on the net, but if not I can write that lisp command and post it here. Then you just copy lisp command code to lineslen.lsp (create a new txt file in notepad) and copy .lsp file to Support/Lisp folder. Run command APPLOAD and choose that .lsp before command LINESLEN to execute. Also you can add lineslen.lsp to bcad.mnu (located in Support folder of BabaCAD installation; Program Files/BabaCAD/BabaCAD 2020...).to be loaded on BabaCAD startup.