Here's a short post on my second Cadalyst article. This article focuses on how to create feature data queries with AutoCAD Map 3D. I have also posted a video to accompany the article.
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1 comment:
Fantastic. Thank you. I am an AutoCad user from way back from version 11 to Acad 2005. I have recently crossed over to Map 3D (2011). Im getting my head around it, and enjoying it. With it no doubt due to great informative tips and instructions like this. Thanks again.
Colin
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