Tom Haws

[hawstom]

Lars, I just want to introduce myself.  I'm an AutoLISP programming civil engineer.  My stuff is mostly at http://www.hawsedc.com  It might be interesting to try to put some of our stuff together.  Your turning path tracker looks really good.  Mine gets lots of downloads too.  It might be good to share or combine things.

Anyway, I'm always looking for more programmer buddies, and I'm always looking for people to partner with on my GPL projects.  And I like your style.

Tom

[Lars]

Thanks' Tom

I’ve seen your TURN.LSP before, while I was looking for an alternative to AutoTurn. TURN.LSP showed me that it was possible to do it on your own. After that I’ve spent a lot of time searching and collecting information on vehicle turning. Finally I was able to get all things right and it seems to work pretty well (almost same results as other turning software).

I’m moving from AutoCAD to Microstation in my daily work so there will be less coding for AutoCAD and more for Microstation from now on. The vehicle turning has been rewritten to .Net and extended with articulated rear axles (like special windmill blades transportations). This is included in a new software project of mine (MSTools) that is targeted for Microstation. I’m planning to work with it for a couple of years.

/Lars

[eea123]

I think this would be a great opportunity.

Ed