I do have diskettes with electrical symbols especially for AutoSketch, for example.Īlso, some 2D CAD programs had a built-in macro language.ĪutoSketch 1.x for Windows was often used in drawing traffic accidents becauseof this, AFAIK. Same goes for drawing electronic circuits, I think. Turn of the toggle switch for the apps that have the same execution name. I'd get the base drawing out of FreeCAD as SVG and use Inkscape (similar to AutoSketch) to provide annotations and finishing touches.įloor planning was a classic AutoSketch application, though. Click the Manage app execution aliases link. I am probably 90% done with my own project. The best free tool is FreeCAD, which is a modern app. For my examples I am going to be using Windows XP.
Anything this old, short of AutoDesk applications, I don't think will be worth it for something this complicated. Inkscape runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, so you should be fine for all of these operating systems. I'm not sure if you are retired from CAD and know how to go about doing building plans. I researched a number of programs that I had access to, including in DOS, and I went with FreeCAD. So, looks like I need to investigate other applications to do it. I am retired and need to create Building Plans for a addition to my house.
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