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This manual may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Midnight Software,ĭeltaCad® is a registered trademark of Midnight Software, Inc.īasic Scripting Engine provided by Cypress Software, Inc., Copyright 1993-2001. The contents of this manual are subject to copyright © laws and international treaties. I typically use these Lamp Settings for the Lamp in my other Blender Project.Copyright © 1995-2013 by idnight Software, Inc. Also, the Lamp may be set at R=0,G=0,B=0 Energy=0. Wait a minute…I need to check the Lamp Position. I just made a Legal Paper & Letter Paper Printouts of the Render Image, there is no Line Thickness Error and, no Grid Spacing Error and, the Gridlines come out as Black Lines and, not as White Lines. When I made my most recent Posting of the Render Images, the Render Images didn’t have the Gridline Thickness Error thus, I edited in the “?What?” section. The Render Image after looking at the Edit Mode & Object Mode Grid had the same Gridline Thickness Error as my first Render Image. The Edit Mode & Object Mode images of the Grid is of Yellow Gridlines in X1:Y1 Square Grids. Initial File Startup had Grey Background with Grey Gridlines in X2:Y1 Rectangular Grids.Īfter looking at the Edit Mode & Object Mode versions of the Grid, the Camera View had Grey Background and Yellow Gridlines in X1:Y1 Square Grids. If I were involved with International Businesses like yourself then, I would probably be working with the Metric System. I am not a Businessman and, I am not affiliated with International Businesses thus, as an older USA Civilian, I prefer working with the Imperial System for my Personal Projects. It is my understanding the USA International Businesses like Boeing have converted to the Metric System because, the Metric System is the International Standard. With Jonathan Williamson’s “Create A Cool Blueprint”, Creating the Gridded Background would be the First Priority then creating the Gear to align with the Background Grid is how a Draftsman would approach CAD Projects because, “Scale is everything”. With Blender, I would create a “Blueprint” File then, SAVE it as a “Page Setup” Project then, use that “Page Setup” Project for creating Blender CAD Projects. I have created my own Literary Project “Page Setup” for MS WordPad and, VBScript “Page Setup” for Visual BASIC Script Coding on MS notePad and, I have my various DeltaCAD “Page Setup” Files although, with DeltaCAD I have to reset the Grid Spacing Settings to match the “Grid Layer”. (Not sure about it.)Īs far as Creating Blueprints is concerned, as a Draftsman it is more important to establish a “Page Setup” Document that can be applied to various Projects. Beware of it! Can still set the scale length unit setting later which I recommend because while scaling all objects at once is possible, it’s also problematic, especially if animated, constraint or more.Īlso I think Sergej recommended to use physics simulation with meters. I model in meter dimensions, because in mm you’ll have resolution problems and some addons might not properly handle the units settings scale length. It’s better to keep it as is (at value of 1). Note the scale length in the units scene settings in blender might be problematic for precision modeling. In the N panel of the 3D view you find Display -> Grid settings:

You should not be required to measure it first. You need to know the size of the bolt that is shown. To me as an aerospace engineer the automatic dimensioning has priority because without it automatically creating assembly instructions that are comprehensible for the mechanical construction department is difficult. Thus far, there exist several manual approaches. It’s on our list to create automatic blueprint generation.

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