How to deal with drawings encrypted with MINSERT block？
Sometimes we may have MINSERT blocks that are unbreakable,is there a way to solve the problem?
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What’s the difference between dynamic input and command line input of coordinates in CAD?
When drawing in CAD, we often see the coordinates around cross cursor showing, that’s dynamic input, ash shown in the following picture.
How to set the Object Snap Tracking? How many options are in the Object Snap Tracking?
In CAD, Object Snap Tracking has more options than displayed in the Setting dialog and there are many ways to set these options, let’s explore more.
GstarCAD wins recognition from Reapon
GstarCAD has been recognized as one of the 4 best CAD software in 2019 by leading software review platform Reapon.
What’s the line weight used for? Can we skip line weight when drawing?
Line weight is a very basic concept in CAD, we can set it through layers or by selecting the object. The main function is to control the line weight effect of the graphics when plotting.
Tips for SHIFT in CAD
In CAD, users can set their own custom shortcuts, for example, CTRL+SHIFT+S is “Save drawing as”. In this post, we will talk more about how to use SHIFT in CAD.
Tips for COPY command in CAD
There are lots of commands in the Modify bar, you may think that COPY command is one of the most easy-to-use commands, but this may not be the case for some newbies, so the following tutorials are for the newbies as how to better use the COPY command.
How to add transparency to graphics objects?
In lower version of CAD, when graphics objects cover each other, we’ll need to set sequence for them and make text, dimension and some graphics objects show on top and make other objects show in the bottom.
Publish in CAD—-the simplest batch print function
Many people are looking for batch print tools and there are actually many batch print tools that you can find. But different people have different needs:
Tips for CAD Stretch command
The Stretch command is a simple and special command: on one hand, it’s as simple and easy-to-operate as the Move command, on the other hand, it has different ways from other commands in selecting objects. Why is that?