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The ABOUT command is used to display some information about GstarCAD. Command ABOUT Ribbon: Help > AboutMenu: Help > About  Function Description:  This command could display some information about copyright and product. The product... Read More

OUTLINE command is another innovative tool of GstarCAD 2017. This tool allows extract the outline shape of selected closed objects in a window selection method. This outlined shape is in fact a polyline object created on the current layer that you... Read More

(Enhancement) GstarCAD 2017 brings you the WIPEOUT command enhanced with more options. Now this command could use a circle object to be wipeout or even you can pick up a closed polyline object containing arcs. For example, you can explode and outline... Read More

Many CAD users want to create a circular wipeout, as you may or may not know, you cannot create a wipeout using a circle, only a closed pline without any arcs. Instead, use the POLYGON command. 1. Enter the command POLYGON, 2. When prompted to enter... Read More

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The SOLVIEW command is used to create orthogonal views, layers and layout viewports for 3D solids. Command Access: Menu : Draw> Modeling> Setup>View Command: SOLVIEW Command Prompts: Enter an option [Ucs(U)/Ortho(O)/Auxiliary(A)/Section(S)]:... Read More

Function Description: The RTDISPLAY system variable is used to control the display of raster images and OLE objects when running ZOOM or PAN commands. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 1 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 :... Read More

Function Description: The MAGMODE system variable is used to specify the zoom factor of magnifier. Type : Integer Saved in : Users-settings Initial value : 4 Range : 0,2,4,6 0 : Style:Region Shape:Squre 2 : Style:Window Shape:Squre 4 : Style:Region... Read More

Function Description: The MAGFACT system variable is used to specify the zoom factor of magnifier. Type : Integer Saved in : Users-settings Initial value : 6 Range : 2-16   Read More

Overview of Geometric Tolerances Geometric tolerances indicate acceptable deviations of form, profile, location , orientation and runout of a feature. You can create geometric tolerances with TOLERANCE or LEADER , resulting in them being created... Read More