Our policy is to wait for the final platform version release from Autodesk and Bentley to guarantee that our software is fully functional with their code. Therefore, we will not release our products until they have undergone a thorough testing and quality assurance phase. As responsible software developers, we know our success depends upon our ability to provide quality software for our clients. We understand our engineering and design clients are at their best when they have the proper tools to allow time to be more productive and efficient on their projects. Transoft's product manager, Michael Frost added, "We have to ensure that all our products work seamlessly with the last version release for these CAD platforms before they go to market. So for all new software compatibility - our products go through a rigorous testing and quality assurance phase before we release any version type to the general public."
We are extremely sensitive to the wasted productivity users can experience when their applications crash when they are working on an important project. This means not just that our solutions are of a high quality but also that they operate within the different CAD and operating systems we support with minimal problems. And from the very beginning, it has been our mandate to provide our clients with the very best in quality technology that is not only innovative and intuitive but also cost-effective. Vice President of Marketing and Sales for Transoft Solutions, Noel Dolotallas, address the importance of keeping current with industry standards, "We've been developing advanced software solutions for the AEC community for the past number of years now.
#AUTOTURN AUTOCAD PATCH#
The new release is available for existing AutoTURN 5.1 users as a free downloadable software patch off of Transoft's website.
Once you're done, right click.The high end vehicle swept path software, AutoTURN 5.1, from Transoft Solutions, creators of CAD based software solutions for the transportation design sector, has been updated to make it compatible with the latest AutoCAD 2007 and MicroStation V8 XM platforms. If necessary, you can press the Undo button and go back to the previous point. When you get to a point successfully, left click, and a template will appear between the last point and the current one. Finally, you can steer the path in stages. Check the small pane to see which direction you're traveling, the threading doesn't always work. Remember that, to back up, you have to thread the pointer between the front wheels. The vehicle will turn its front wheels to move towards it, and it will only move when the pointer moves. Set the starting point and the starting angle. If you're feeling lucky, you can steer the vehicle yourself with no path.
You can use the polyline from step two to guide the vehicle, and you can display a temporary animation (the film strip button) or a permanent template (the displaced vehicle button). I draw lines and then use a curved fillet to connect them.īasic step three: run the path. If at all possible, don't include curves with radii smaller than the minimum turn, because the simulation will stall. Select the end of the polyline close to the beginning of the route. Specify the path (the arrow button on the toolbar). If you're going to run a simulation, draw a polyline along the center of the vehicle's expected route. You may want to make a note of the minimum turning radius for your vehicle (press the button on the vehicle screen that looks like a calculator).īasic step two: determine the path. You can create your own vehicle, but that's not a basic step. Select the vehicle that is closest to the one you're modeling. Open the vehicle window (the truck button on the toolbar). Note: I have an old version, so the buttons and commands I describe may not match what you see.īasic step one: set your vehicle.
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