- Cut
down the time needed to make the NAPA compartments
and the ship model
- Make
the NAPA arrangement while you design the general
layout
- Keep
the primary ship design and information in AutoCAD
and let the link to build the NAPA geometry and
the arrangement
- ROOM-LINK
helps you gain much better control over the design
process under frequent design modifications
- Forget
measuring and calculating points and typing in the
geometrical dimensions in NAPA - benefit on AutoCAD’s
superior drawing functionality
- Enjoy
designing the detailed and sometimes even complicated
shapes in convenient and efficient way with AutoCAD
and simply link the shapes to NAPA
- No
need to master the skills of NAPA surface and room
modelling any more - let ROOM-LINK do the work.
ROOM-LINK does the internal deductions between overlapping
rooms automatically
- ROOM-LINK
is flexible with the modelling, you can do the surfaces
and the rooms also under NAPA and then refer to
those in AutoCAD drawing - combining objects and
working methods work well together
Check
some user experiences on ROOM-LINK:
-
STX Finland Rauma
Shipyard
- STX
Finland Turku Shipyard
ROOM-LINK
is a system that converts polyline contours in an
AutoCAD drawing into a compartment arrangement in
NAPA. Instead of defining the rooms and purpose attributes
in NAPA do it by drawing and adding compartment information
into additional layers in an AutoCAD General Arrangement
drawing. Rooms and surfaces are formed from closed
AutoCAD polyline curves. Shapes like rectangle, polygon,
arc, circle or ellipse and any combination of these
are easily defined.
With ROOM-LINK you can define rooms of a single
section layout like one deck in one operation. You
operate the system via mouse clicks with AutoCAD’s
well known and easy to learn graphical user interface.
The link system imports the needed surfaces and rooms
with given names and given purposes into NAPA. In
NAPA there is a tailor made interface window to control
and plot the imported rooms.
ROOM-LINK contains functional checks before
making the NAPA compartments. Link informs the user
if a definition would fail e.g. if some other object
with the same name already exists in NAPA or if a
referenced object is missing.
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