Workflow

A new snap option (Geometric Center) has been added to improve the snap center of any kind of polygonal object. Read More

  Command name: MULTIPLE This command executes a command repetitively, avoiding press enter or space bar key. Because this command only repeats command names, all parameters must be specified each time. Read More

  Command name: SETBYLAYER  Changes the property overrides of the selected objects to ByLayer. You can specify which properties are changed to ByLayer, including color, linetype, lineweight, and materials.   Read More

Now “Default Windows System Printer” is supported into plot dialog box, so the drawings opened or copied to any machine will automatically use the current machine's default system plot driver.   Read More

The command preview provides you a quick feedback of the active command. It shows you exactly how the objects will look when the “TRIM”, “EXTEND” and “HATCH” command is executed. As you make changes within the command, you can instantly... Read More

  Command name: ADDSELECTED This new command creates a new object of the same type and properties as selected object but with different geometric values.   Read More

The same LINETYPE can be changed to different scales by changing the linetype scale factor globally or individually for each object. By default, global scale factor and current object scales are set to 1.0. You will see the Global Scale Factor and... Read More

You can pan a view to reposition it in the drawing area or zoom it to change its magnification. Using the Realtime option of the PAN function, you move your pointing device to pan dynamically. PAN does not change the scale or location of objects... Read More

Use RECTANG to create rectangular shape polylines. You can specify the length, width, area, dimensions and rotations. Use POLYGON to create closed polylines with 3-1,024 equal-length sides, you can create equilateral triangles, squares, pentagons... Read More

Without having to know the exact coordinates, object snaps enable you to quickly locate points relative to existing objects such as center points of circles or midpoints of lines. Use Running Object Snaps Press F3 or click the OSNAP button on the... Read More