In our previous blog posts, we have discussed how to create 2D & 3D objects and to play with their properties. Now, in this blog post, we are going to learn, how to hatch objects using pywin32 in the AutoCAD […]
In this blog post, we are going to look at how we can work with 3D mesh objects in AutoCAD using the pyautocad module. If we want, we can use the pywin32 module too to work with 3D mesh. 1. […]
In our last blog post, we learned how to build the APoint constructor for drawing objects on AutoCAD using python. In continuation with the same, we will learn how to create the second major constructor i.e. aDouble in this blog […]
We have seen in many of our previous blog posts that, we need certain additional functions for creating objects. APoint is one such method we used with pyautocad while automatizing AutoCAD objects using python. In this blog post, we will […]
Considering the issues we face while working with the pyautocad module or while working with some of the functions provisioned, we decided to write a blog post to discuss one other method to integrate python with AutoCAD, i.e. by using […]
As we mentioned in our previous blog post, we will be discussing more on the pywin32 module, here is our new blog post. In this blog post, we will be discussing a very small topic i.e. how to delete objects […]
This article introduces the concept of spatial data visualization pipeline in R or Python. I have written various posts covering spatial data visualization for supply chain analysis and management, in both R and Python. Relevant libraries comprise e.g. Leaflet in […]
Following a series of introductionary posts on spatial data visualization in R, covering packages such as ggmap, leaflet, tidygeocoder, geopy, deckgl and osmdata, I here present a framework utilizing some relevant packages. The framework was developed in R. It was […]
While working with AutoCAD, correct description is very important. In such cases, we have to add texts to our AutoCAD drawings. In this blog post we are going to discuss how to work with normal texts & multiline texts using […]
We have seen how to draw some of the basic objects, fetching their basic properties and some other features too in our previous blog posts from this pyautocad series. In this particular blog post, we will look at, how we […]
In our previous blog post from this series of pyautocad blogs, we discussed rectangular arrays. Now in this blog post, we will discuss polar arrays. 1. Setting up the work environment As usual, we will set up our work environment […]
While working with autocad, we cannot ignore arrays as it is the most integral part of AutoCAD utilities. There are two types of arrays in pyautocad, one being rectangular and the other is polar. In this blog post, we are […]
In Python there is an inbuilt function for viewing the identity of an object. Id() returns the identity of an object. The identity of an object is a unique integer value. The identity is unique during the lifetime of an […]
As part of our Python documentation I introduce the bool() function in Python. The bool() function in Python implements default truth testing for converting an input argument into a Boolean value. The function returns the converted Boolean value. The bool() […]
In previous posts, we have discussed using PuLP in python for the implementation of multi-objective linear optimization methods such as maximizing for one objective, then adding it as a constraint, and solving for the other objective (or applying a scalar […]
