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==Intro ==
There is an AutoLISP program called prof.lsp made for drawing 2D and 3D (steel) profiles in AutoCAD. It is part of a package "UP" but you may want to use it separate.
On http://neonescio.viaisn.org/~wiebe/me/prof/ you'll find some documentation.
==Installing ==
Copy files at http://neonescio.viaisn.org/~wiebe/me/bin/ to a local directory
- Add this directory to the AutoCAD search path (tools - options - files tab - search path - add directory)
You may want to copy http://neonescio.viaisn.org/~wiebe/me/prof/ local or on paper
==Usage ==
Just run it from the command line: prof <enter>
Type an option, see http://neonescio.viaisn.org/~wiebe/me/prof/#extr_prof
- answer additional questions, invoegpunt means insertionpoint and hoek means corner
==Finally ==
- Remember this program is part of a package called UP.
Everything is GPL-ed, see http://gnu.org for more.
- If you want to improve things, feel free to do so, contact me to do it in a cooperative spirit.