CADTERNS
Pro creates slopers in DXF (drawing interchange) format.
This is the file format used to exchange drawing
information between
CADTERNS
and other applications, including most CAD programs.
This means those programs such as AutoSketch, AutoCAD,
QuickCAD, and several others can accept sloper drawings created
with
CADTERNS.
NB: To work in real-life scale, it
is important to use a CAD (drafting) program such as those
listed above rather than a drawing program such as Paint or
CorelDRAW. A
drawing program will draw the shapes but will not draw them to
scale. This means
that you could draw the slopers for documentation and
illustration but you could not use them as patterns.
Using the CAD program, you can
modify, save and print
CADTERNS
slopers as well as any patterns made from them.
(If you don’t have a drafting program, you can download a
30-day free trial from Intellicad, or use a search engine such
as Google to search the
World Wide Web for Free CAD.)"
