3d t2 model
10-23-05 | 06:34 PM
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3d t2 model
hey I was wondering if anyone had a 3d model of a t2.. preferable in a dwg. file cause I need to see which of two wide body ideas I had, looks best, I'm gonna build one of 2 designs and for now it's just gonna be a one off... I don't really plan on selling it.
or if someone knows where to get one thatd be fine
or if someone knows where to get one thatd be fine
10-23-05 | 09:45 PM
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10-23-05 | 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Jumbogumbp
well I can make one in autocad... I'm a pipe modeler but I'll get ya some views... I don't really like modeling outside of work... work kills the fun of it.
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10-24-05 | 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Jumbogumbp
whats pds? i use autocad and cadworks and 3dstudios
http://ppm.intergraph.com/pds/
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10-25-05 | 01:00 AM
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lol... first off no I havn't been piping long... and we don't use pds.... my company is trying to take away autocad and cad works too... they are trying to get us all to use only rebus and microstation... cause they own like 50 copies of it that arn't currently being used (damn canadians). why do you ask?
10-25-05 | 01:05 AM
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10-25-05 | 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Jumbogumbp
lol... first off no I havn't been piping long... and we don't use pds.... my company is trying to take away autocad and cad works too... they are trying to get us all to use only rebus and microstation... cause they own like 50 copies of it that arn't currently being used (damn canadians). why do you ask?
Because; PDS is where the $$$ is and we are always looking for GOOD pipers and designers. Not just program users.
PDS uses Microstation as the Graphics Engine. Havent messed with REbus in over 10 years.
But I digress from the subject: Nope, dont know anyone with a good 3D file of an RX-7
10-25-05 | 07:12 PM
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ahhh I see... nah I'm pretty new to the whole thing... loving it though... not really a fan of how tedious microstation is... I like autocad and cadworks for simplicity sake.. I'll have to check out pds though. anyhow I may as well draw up my own rx7, when I get through with a walk down at the plant tomorrow.
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
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