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Change a text object's justification without changing its position. Works with text, mtext, and attribute definition objects. Menu : Text >Others>Justify Text Command Entry : TJUST or JUSTIFYTEXT Select objects: Use an object selection... Read More

When there are several texts in the drawing which need to be modified, it would be much more tedious and inefficient to modify them one by one. Change text allows users make bulk modifications to several texts. For example, this function can modify... Read More

During a mechanical design, we often need to change the position as well as the dimension of the keyway. In this section, we will add Linear Tensile function for the keyway on the step shaft. Add linear parameter   2. Add stretch action Click the... Read More

1. Draw a drawing Draw a drawing like below, define as block.   2. Add point parameter Click point parameter on the tool bar, define the parameter position according to prompt, as shown in below picture.   3. Add move action Click move action... Read More

When you use the "roughness symbol block" to label the spare parts, the symbol is sometimes already in the right position, however, the characters' direction is not right. We need to add the "character flip" function to receive the correct label... Read More

Define custom properties for the dynamic block by specifying positions, distances, and angles for geometry in the block. You add parameters (BPARAMETER) to a dynamic block definition in the Block Editor. In the Block Editor (BEDIT), parameters have... 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

The UCSICON command is used to control the visibility, position, appearance, and option of UCS icons. Command Access: Ribbon : View > Ordinate > UCS Icon Menu : View > Display > UCS Icon > OnCommand : UCSICON Command Prompts: Enter an... Read More

The TJUST command is used to change a text object's justification without changing its position. Works with text, mtext, and attribute definition objects. Command Access : Command : TJUST or JUSTIFYTEXT Command Entry : Menu : Text >Others>... Read More

The PLOTSAMP command is used to place a stamp at a specified position and record it in the file. Command Access: Command : PLOTSTAMP Function Description: Inputting "_plotstamp" under command prompt, it will display options. Read More