[img]http://C:\My Documents\Nick's Folder\Nick's Pictures\1050 3.bmp[/img] i hope this works. if this dosn't work can sombody tell me how to post pictures, this is a screenshot of a 3d 1050 i made in autocad2000, and ithought ou would all like t see it.

LOL! I'm sorry, but the posting was just too funny. No, your link will not work. Go to http://www.picturetrail.com and use their free website for convenience. Just follow their directions on how put up images to share with others on the web.
cheers
PS Accept my apologies. I was not laughing at you.

a 3D model of a 1050 in AutoCAD? I'd very much like to see that -- either a screenshot or the CAD file! You'll need to convert the bitmap to a JPEG (or a GIF) and upload it somewhere. If MCH's picturetrail link doesn't get you on track, drop me an e-mail at gonk@prillaman.net and I'll see if I can help.

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thanks guys, oh ad by the way gonk it is not compleatly finished yet and if you want a copy i would need to send you a burned cd of it because it is over 35 mb, and i have a slow internet conection. i am trying the picture tral site right now and if i get it to work i will post the link ina few minutes.

http://www.picturetrail.com/youngguns1 this is the link to my 1050 autocad sreenshots. i hope you all like it so far. by hethe way scott so you have a copy of autocad2000 at the outlaw office? if so i would like to send you guys a copy of the 1050 in the mail.

Nice work, youngguns!

What was this created for? School project, or just for the heck of it?

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well, i pretty much did it for the heck of it, but i will probaly end up getting extra credit from my engineering teacher, i also just wanted to get to know the program better.

youngguns,
That is way cool!
Mike
warpdriver1@attbi.com

Very impressive! Nice work! I work with CAD (LT release) quite a bit myself, but only for 2D layouts and wiring diagrams. Never had the chance to play with 3D stuff in a full release of CAD. Looks like fun!

I use AutoCAD on a daily basis in my work, almost exclusively for 2D work (building construction documents) -- been using 2000 for a couple years now, getting ready to migrate the office to 2002 later this year. I have used the 3D tools a little (designed a pair of huge air handling unit rooms in 3D about 4 years ago so I could keep track of the 20+ separate duct systems) and know that it takes some practice and skill. It is pretty fun, too. My stuff was nowhere near as detailed or well-textured as youngguns' 1050.

I'd say that will be useful if you start looking for an engineering job associated with CAD. We've hired a couple people with AutoCAD "experience" that amounted to a single semester course during freshman year -- one of those screenshots would be handy during an interview if somebody asked how extensive your experience was.

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