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Function Description: The CURSORSIZE system variable is used to determine the cursor size by degrees of screen. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 5 Range : 1% ~100% The valid range is from 1% to 100%. When setting to 100%, the cursor... Read More

Function Description: The BPTEXTHORIZONTAL system variable is used to force the text of action parameters and constraint parameters displaying in horizontal way. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 1 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value:... Read More

Function Description: The BPARAMETERSIZE system variable is used to set displaying size of parameter text and parts relative to screen in block editor. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 12 Range : 1 ~ 255 The valid value is an... Read More

Function Description: The BGRIPOBJSIZE system variable is used to set displaying size of customized grip relative to screen in block editor. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 8 Range : 1 ~ 255 The valid value is an integer between 1... Read More

Function Description: The BACKZ system variable is used to set the offset value from clipping plane to target plane when saving current viewports by drawing units.(Read-Only) Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 0.0000   Read More

A faster way to invoke a command is customize its shortcut. The CUSTACC command allows you to customize, delete or modify existing command shortcuts. To access this command go through the menu bar, under tools, select customize and choose Shortcuts... Read More

Another related system variable is ZOOMWHEEL which can toggles the direction of transparent zoom operations when you scroll the middle mouse wheel.   0 :Moves wheel forward zooms in; moving wheel backwards zooms out   1 : Move wheel forward... Read More

Have you ever felt like the middle mouse wheel zoom is too fast or too slow when drawing? It can depend on the scale of the drawing and objects you are working on, or perhaps even your mood. This speed of the zoom in and out is controlled by a system... Read More

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Enter absolute coordinate Absolute coordinates are based on the UCS origin (0,0), which is the intersection of the X and Y axis. If you know the precise X and Y values of the point, you can use absolute coordinates. Enter relative coordinate The... Read More