Articles Search Results

The BVSHOW command is used to make objects visible in current state or in all states. Command Access: Command : BVSHOW Command Prompts: Select objects to make visible:Select object: Function Description: This command could only be used in block... Read More

The BVHIDE command is used to make object invisible in current state or in all states in block definition. Command Access: Command : BVHIDE Command Prompts: Select objects to hide:Select object:Hide for current state or all visibility states [Current... Read More

Function Description: The SCREENMODE system variable is used to specify the display state.(Read-Only) Type : Integer Saved in : Not saved Initial value : 3 Range : 0,1 ,2 System Variable Value: 0 : display text screen1 : only display profiles2 :... Read More

Function Description: The QVLAYOUTPIN system variable is used to control the default display state of preview images in model space and layout in a drawing. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 :... Read More

Function Description: The QVDRAWINGPIN system variable is used to control the default display state of preview images of drawing. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 : display preview images of... Read More

Function Description: The DBMOD system variable is used to control the modifying state of a drawing.(Read-Only) Type : Integer Saved in : Not savedInitial value : 0 Range : 1,4,8,16,32 System Variable Value: 1 : the object database modified4 : the... Read More

Function Description: The BVMODE system variable is used to control the display way of hidden object under current visibility state in block editor. Type : Integer Saved in : Not saved Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 : specify... Read More

Have you ever get confused which created objects are on which layer? When you work with layer standard, you may have dozens or even hundreds of layers in your drawing. Finding which one sets to wrong layer can be a tedious work. Here is a tip: Type... Read More