There are many times you may want to center a circle, text, or other geometry within a rectangle. This week, I decided to keep going with that theme and focus on another way to work with rectangles.
Jim Quanci's blog on partnering with large companies.In my last tip, I showed you how to create a rectangle that remains rectangular even when you grip edit the corners. Isaac Rodriguez's AutoCAD Civil 3D developer blog Our DevBlog for Design, Lifecycle and Simulation technologies.Ĭyrille Fauvel's Maya platform developer blog - Autodesk Media and Entertainment technology. Our DevBlog for Infrastructure Modeling technology APIs. Our DevBlog for Cloud and Mobile technologies with a strong emphasis on the Autodesk Forge APIs. Our DevBlog for AutoCAD and other platform technology APIs. Our DevBlog for Revit, Navisworks, AEC and BIM technology APIs. Please enable JavaScript if you would like to comment on this blog. You have to rename the extension to ‘CRX’. The only difference is that AcCoreConsole will not load an ObjectARX DLL with the extension ‘ARX’.
You have to rename the extension to ‘CRX’.Ī2: You register them exactly as you would for an AutoCAD app.
on command invocation)?Ī2: You register them exactly as you would for an AutoCAD app. Q2: How do I register my CRX app for demand loading (e.g. NET DLL is easier – you just remove the reference to AcMgd.dll. Q1: What ObjectARX libraries can I link to for my DLL to load in to AcCoreConsole (or other ‘AcCore enabled’ product that Autodesk may ship in the future)?Ī1: Here’s the list of libs that you can link with when you are developing an ARX, CRX or DBX app -Ĭhecking a. Here are the two questions (and answers kindly provided by a member of our AutoCAD development team) … We’ve received a few common questions recently from developers using AcCoreConsole (which Balaji blogged about here, and Kean here).
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