Topic: BRICSCAD ...

[JohnK]

Oh and I'm no good to you?!
[ http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=28573.msg341734#msg341734 ]

Yeah, i see where i stand.

[Bob Wahr]

Dude, who gives a crap about mechanical? 

[JohnK]

Man, i know you live in Ohio --you say Main, but i know a deception when i see one-- and I don't know how may times I have told you but i will say it again; I am a Ninja and I'm going to deliver you a karate kick to the skull.

[MP]

[MP]

Diggin' BricsCAD, most of my routines run unmodified, even really old ones:

[Bob Wahr]

You may be a ninja but I'm a Spartan and Spartans beat Ninjas.  Spike TV proved it.

[JohnK]

what-da?! ...You cant do that!

[Dinosaur]

I just checked the price and the Pro is $742ish vs $1000ish for LT.

This sounds pretty good, but then I noticed that it doesn't edit / create tables - wouldn't work for us.

I started to be VERY interested in it until I saw the lack of Tables. Hopefully they will add this in future versions.

http://www.bricscad.com/en_INTL/bricscad/info/comparison.jsp
craigr

this is not the fancy ACAD table but CAB has a very good table creator right HERE that works very well within V9 Bricscad

[CAB]

Thanks Stephen,
 I would've added a more user friendly front end but with the lack of interest and ACAD polishing up their Table, I didn't want to invest the time.

[FengK]

Outstanding Developer Docs.

i'm quite impressed as well. and with the current promotion sale, it is only $400 for the pro. version. wow.

[Dinosaur]

Thanks Stephen,
 I would've added a more user friendly front end but with the lack of interest and ACAD polishing up their Table, I didn't want to invest the time.

If I could name ONE thing that was holding Intellicad back, this would be it.  Intellicad is of course at least one set of new features behind AutoCAD and when a new function is introduced by Autodesk, work on most of the 3rd party stuff that has been trying to provide that funtionality loses priority to something else AutoCAD still does not provide.  This is completely understandable, but of little comfort to the Intellicad user now stuck at least 1 or 2 more versions behind ACAD while the developers play catch up.
Thanks for the routine Alan.