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The 3DORBIT is used to dynamically observe 3D objects in 3D space, but it is limited in horizontal and vertical directions. Command 3DORBIT Command Prompts Ribbon: View > Navigate 2D > Constrained Orbit > Constrained OrbitMenu: View ... Read More

The 3DFORBIT is used to rotate 3D objects without rolling back. Command 3DFORBIT Ribbon : View >Navigate 2D>Constrained Orbit > Free Orbit Menu : View >Orbit >Free OrbitShortcut : Start any 3D navigation command, right-click in the... Read More

The 3DCORBIT is used to continuously rotate 3D objects. Command 3DCORBIT Ribbon : View >Navigate 2D>Continuous OrbitMenu : View >Orbit >3D Continuous OrbitShortcut : Start any 3D navigation command, right-click in the drawing area and... Read More

The 3D command is used to create 3D polyface meshes with common geometric shapes. Command 3D Command Prompts Enter an option [ Box/Cone/DIsh/DOme/Mesh/Pyramid/Sphere/Torus/Wedge ]: Relative Glossary:   Box :Create a 3D box polyface mesh... Read More

Text, also called single-line text, or Dtext, makes every line a separate object. It’s great for short annotation in a drawing. On the other hand, Mtext, also called multiline text, has more formatting options, and is better for larger amounts... Read More

GstarCAD 2017 makes easier extracting coordinate data with COEXPORT innovative tool. Now you can pick as many points as you need from your drawing and export all the coordinate data to .txt or .xls file. This tool could be applied conveniently on... Read More

As we know the drawing compare function in GstarCAD can be used to compare similar drawings containing nearly number of drawn objects to each other, especially to compare different versions of revision drawings. Drawing compare can make comparisons... Read More

Working with block references that represent symbols are essential in some industrial application drawings like electrical schematics, piping, etc. But a headache comes when try to place these blocks accurately overlapping or even breaking other... Read More

In some industrial application design, sometimes we need to break pipes or cable lines in our schematic drawing to indicate their spatial relationship. Sometimes we also need to break lines at crossing point to make it convenient for the later edit.... Read More

No matter it is AEC or MFG industry, there are many symmetric drawing shapes. The usual way to make a symmetric shape is to draw the first half of the shape and then get another symmetric half by copy or mirror.             It is possible to... Read More