Hi, I think I got the wrong impression about Python. I thought it was a user-friendly CAD program. I'm starting to believe that it is the programming code for CAD operations. So far, even after looking over the tutorial, I don't understand how to bring up a user interface. Looking at the CAD user interface on the tutorial, I don't see that it's command or a feature driven; peradventure, the user need to use programming language to make anything happen. That's like using AutoLISP to make anything happen with AutoCAD. I doubt there would be that many people who would know how to draw a strait line in AutoCAD if that were the case. Do I have to download and open somebody's elses' CAD program in order for me to use Python? Thanks. John May
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