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Documentation of Existing Facade Condtions in the Field
A Comparison of Two Methods
Instead of draw-down menus, a system based on the full version of AutoCAD running on a tablet computer would mean using libraries of data blocks or attribute tags, rather than pull-down menus. AutoCAD's "Design Center", shown at the left, allows easy access to the various data blocks. This approach has been developed by Mike Gilbert in our office and employs only the native capabilities of AutoCAD 2002, right "out of the box".
A Comparison of Two Methods
Instead of draw-down menus, a system based on the full version of AutoCAD running on a tablet computer would mean using libraries of data blocks or attribute tags, rather than pull-down menus. AutoCAD's "Design Center", shown at the left, allows easy access to the various data blocks. This approach has been developed by Mike Gilbert in our office and employs only the native capabilities of AutoCAD 2002, right "out of the box".