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usr_MKLIBSYS - User Created Library systems wizard for KitCAD1/2 programs.



usr_mklibsys.exe = Library Systems Wizard - Click to view larger image
Use this wizard to create library systems for KitCAD1.1x. The wizard will start with an inital welcome message, after which a user continues by pressing Next.
This wizard is rather simple compaired to the ones above. The only information required is a rule name to generate a library system from; and a starting dimention.
Pressing the Go button starts the wizard program processing a batch file. The wizard will create 10 options based on width like, 1000...100, and then Finish.
A batch file is used again to perform the actual processing commands via Ruler.exe like above.

Note : Some rules may take longer then others depending on size. A user can edit the batch file at anytime and adjust settings before deployment of a User Created Library System.

KitCAD2 library drop-down menus will not be appended by this wizard.
All created Object\items are added only to the default KitCAD1.x library system.
Also note that the rule used to create the Object\Item can not be used to access the new items. Users need to copy the rules for each file name they wish rules to work for.
c:\Progra~1\Kitchen\Objects\ = path to current file name below of rule to run.
bc2di.kpr = file name of rule to run.
Go button = Runs the wizard and generates a batch file which is in turn run.
Help button = advanced help and tips.
Close button = Exits Wizard.
c:\Progra~1\Kitchen\Objects\ = a file output path.
1000 = [WIDTH] of Object\Item for rule.
600 = [DEPTH] of Object\Item for rule.
903 = [HEIGHT] of Object\Item for rule.
0 = [HEIGHTFROM] of Object\Item for rule.
0 = ruler.exe parameter for advanced use, default is 0.
c:\Progra~1\Kitchen\Objects\ = path to ruler.exe.
start.exe /m /w Ruler.exe = MSDos command line to run ruler.exe a win32 from the Dos batch file.
copy = MSDos system command for basic file copy routines.
@echo off = first line of the created MSDos batch file, updated after pressing the Go button above.



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