This is not a file generator — it attaches to a CAD application running on your Windows machine and issues the same operations you would click, so what appears on screen is the result. The instruction parser handles colour and shape words, which covers a request like drawing a red circle; anything more precise is better issued as the individual drawing calls.
A Windows server that drives an installed CAD application through its COM interface. It draws the basic primitives, adds text, hatching and linear dimensions, manages layers, saves the drawing, and can take a whole instruction in natural language and turn it into those operations.
- Lines, circles, arcs, rectangles and polylines drawn into the open drawing
- Text placed, hatch patterns filled, and linear dimensions added
- Layers created and switched
- The drawing saved out as a DWG file
- A plain instruction parsed into drawing parameters, including the colour it names and the shape and action words it uses
- The same tools against AutoCAD, GstarCAD or ZWCAD
Windows, with AutoCAD, GstarCAD or ZWCAD already installed — the server talks to the running application over the Windows COM interface. Which application to drive, and where output files land, come from a configuration file. No account, no key.