Whether you are adding Wires, Plumbing Lines, Pipes, Ducts, Conduits, Cable Trays or Schematic Lines, in AutoCAD MEP 2011, using dynamic input gives you the same “heads up display” control you have with AutoCAD and AutoCAD Architecture objects. Now users can design more accurately during layout and modifications using dynamic input for dimensions. View this video to see how to use the Dynamic Dimension's tool to layout your design.
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Hmm thanks for the link..Cant wait to watch that video..
Posted by: Nursing tank | May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM