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| − | To create a [[Multi Part Dat]] file the following approaches | + | To create a [[Multi Part Dat]] file the following approaches may be useful. |
==In a text editor== | ==In a text editor== | ||
==On Windows (95 or later)== | ==On Windows (95 or later)== | ||
| + | First make sure you have [http://www.lm-software.com/mlcad/ MLCAD]. | ||
| + | |||
| + | If you already have the files and just wish to combine them you can | ||
| + | * Join them together in MLCAD | ||
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| + | If you wish to create an MPD as you edit you should | ||
| + | # Open MLCAD | ||
| + | # Go to the Multipart meny and select New File | ||
| + | # Enter the name and details of the file | ||
| + | # Begin editing | ||
| + | # When you need a new submodel repeat steps 2-4 | ||
| + | # When you wish to include a submodel in your current model go to the Document section in the Part selection list to select the model | ||
==On a Mac (OSX or later)== | ==On a Mac (OSX or later)== | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 15 May 2007
To create a Multi Part Dat file the following approaches may be useful.
In a text editor
On Windows (95 or later)
First make sure you have MLCAD.
If you already have the files and just wish to combine them you can
- Join them together in MLCAD
If you wish to create an MPD as you edit you should
- Open MLCAD
- Go to the Multipart meny and select New File
- Enter the name and details of the file
- Begin editing
- When you need a new submodel repeat steps 2-4
- When you wish to include a submodel in your current model go to the Document section in the Part selection list to select the model