Brick work software

[^woody^]

What about some of the cross-stitch programs for knitting nice patterns on jumpers?

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Oh FFS the Simple Simon software you appear to be asking for does not exist, either get to grips (they really aren't that difficult) with one the many freebie cad programmes out there of which there are dozens or do it by hand. Simples.

 

[IJWS15]

Squared paper and crayons!

 

[diy001]

If dont have a clue of its existance than you could have vomited just that at the start. Whats up with all the attitude, and egregious remarks.

however i cant comprehend whats so amuseing and degrading in using a software like this, we're living in a scientific technological world where technology is postively used in all most every realm. Product design is one of them. It may be a little elusive for you freddy but please; you really should get out more instead of posting youre biggoted posts day on end!

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

we're living in a scientific technological world where technology is postively used in all most every realm. Product design is one of them.

I agree, now download some freebie software and get on with it instead of bleating on about it.

 

[diy001]

Cant find anything? There must be a program for this but i think it must be used more by high end proffesional designing big pleasant to the eye builds.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

google free cad software and take your pick, you can even download AutoCAd for a trial these days. Drawing a few bricks in 2D should be something even a complete novice can knock up. Just because the good CAD packages out there are used for high end stuff does not mean they can't be used for lesser stuff.

 

[Static]

Cant find anything? There must be a program for this but i think it must be used more by high end proffesional designing big pleasant to the eye builds.

Glad you took the time to read all the posts..

TEDDS or CADS Wall Panel Designer.. or you might be able to get a copy of BRCs plain panel designer but its a little bugged..

Course those are all structural tools for designing panels against wind.. will not give coursing/bonds etc or any pretty pics.. so no real help icon_razz.gif

If you are looking for design software, cant go wrong with the above.. can also add Masterseries Masterkey Masonry Designer to that list..

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

DoubleCAD XT is free and not that hard http://www.doublecad.com/Products/DoubleCADXTv3/tabid/1100/Default.aspx

 

[jeds]

Why not use one of the freebie cad progs. It wouldn't take much to set up a range of drawing blocks for brick sizes and joints etc. You then just piece them together as you need.

I can't see there being any specialized software for this. Anybody wanting to design brick panels (in itself a bit of a rarity) would just do the above.