Using Anycad three-dimensional controls in an MFC program

Anycad three-dimensional controls have a. NET version and two versions of C + +, using C + + is a little more complicated than C #. The SDK provides an encapsulation of the document view for MFC, with just a few base classes to change.

Get ready

• VS2010

• Download the C + + version of the ANYCAD graphics control: Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1c06hmPa

Project Settings

$ (ANYCADSDK) is replaced with the location of your project relative to the Anycad C + + SDK, or you can add ANYCADSDK to the environment variable.

• Header file

$ (ANYCADSDK) \inc

• Lib Find directory

$ (ANYCADSDK) \lib\$ (Configuration) \

• Dependent Lib

AnyPlatformAPI.lib; AnyPlatformMFC.lib

• Included in the StdAfx.h

#include "View/anysdk.h"

MFC related base class modification

• Cwinapp/cwinappex

Replace the above class with auwinapp<cwinapp> or AUWINAPP<CWINAPPEX>, including CPP files.

• CMainFrame: For multi-Document application CMainFrame the base class is changed to aumainframe<cmdiframewnd>; for single document application base class to Aumainframe<cframewnd>

• CView: Replace the class that requires three-dimensional display with auview3d, including the CPP file.

The display engine-related objects can be obtained by accessing the M_VIEW3D members of the auview3d.

Use the Ribbon-style interface

Show first Model void CSampleView::OnButtonSphere() {      using namespace AnyCAD::API;      auto sphere = BrepTools().MakeSphere(Vector3(0,0,0),100);      ShowGeometry(sphere, 101, 1); }

So far so easy!

Note: The sample code above is included in the sample project that accompanies the SDK.

Using Anycad three-dimensional controls in an MFC program