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− | Using Microstation 8.11, I got started from scratch and had the hardest time figuring out how to do the most basic operations of creating a basic 2D drawing (a cross-section of a concrete column). This Wiki documents how to use Microstation VBA, assuming you already know how to make a simple VBA user form. I have disabled edits from non-users and I have even disabled allowing people to sign up. If you really want to contribute, please e-mail me at: brted atsymbol yahoo period com. | + | Using Microstation 8.11, I got started from scratch and had the hardest time figuring out how to do the most basic operations of creating a basic 2D drawing (a cross-section of a concrete column). This Wiki documents how to use Microstation VBA, assuming you already know how to make a simple VBA user form. I have disabled edits from non-users and I have even disabled allowing people to sign up. If you really want to contribute content, please e-mail me at: brted atsymbol yahoo period com. |
I'm going to skip getting started in the project manager and VBA editor because that is actually pretty well documented. | I'm going to skip getting started in the project manager and VBA editor because that is actually pretty well documented. |
Revision as of 05:35, 17 August 2010
Microstation VBA Beginners Guide
Using Microstation 8.11, I got started from scratch and had the hardest time figuring out how to do the most basic operations of creating a basic 2D drawing (a cross-section of a concrete column). This Wiki documents how to use Microstation VBA, assuming you already know how to make a simple VBA user form. I have disabled edits from non-users and I have even disabled allowing people to sign up. If you really want to contribute content, please e-mail me at: brted atsymbol yahoo period com.
I'm going to skip getting started in the project manager and VBA editor because that is actually pretty well documented.
Drawing Elements
That's as far as I've gotten.
Supporting Topics
Subroutines
- FeetString - Takes decimal feet and outputs a string in feet, inches, and eighths
- AngleString - Take an angle in radians and gives a string in hours, minutes, and seconds
- SetLine - Give a line code, sets level, color, line weight, and type