How to modify a sloped roof in Houseplan
A sloped roof or a gable roof is an important feature in 3D building and home design and is widely used on commercial buildings or residential buildings.
Category Tutorials
Work with layers more efficiently with GstarCAD Mechanical 2023
Layer is one of the most important feature in CAD and it can be used in many ways to help users to better arrange and organize objects in a complex drawing.
How to change imperial dimensions to metric dimensions?
Sometimes we need to change the dimension units from imperial to metric. For example, the dimensions are currently displayed in inches and we want them to display in meters. This can be done using DIMSTYLE.
Steps to take when creating dynamic blocks
Dynamic block is a very useful feature in CAD, and there are a few steps users can take to create high-quality dynamic blocks with efficiency.
Xref in CAD: Why you should use it & How to work with it
Xref is a shortened term for “external reference”. The Xref feature in CAD allows us to attach external references to our drawings and the attached Xref files can be used as reference to help us deal with our drawings with higher efficiency.
Unleash your 3D creativity and bring your ideas into life
Many people have to compromise quality by choosing speed when it comes to 3D software. But it doesn’t have to be this way. House plan provides you with both quality and speed to create 3D models and renderings.
Houseplan – Your 3D modeling and home design solution
Houseplan is now released! We’re glad to introduce this powerful 3D modeling and real-time rendering software. It is a fast, affordable and easy-to-use software that makes your 3D workflows go smoothly.
How to use your keyboard to execute shortcut actions
We can use keyboard to quickly start options or commands in menu, command panel and dialog box. There are three main ways.
How to create rtext (Remote text) objects
Rtext command is used to create remote text (rtext) or reactive text. Users can edit an existing remote text object (Rtext) with RTEDIT command.
Beginner tutorial: Why enter a negative value for arc radius
Some CAD novices may wonder why the system sometimes asks them to enter a negative value for radius of an arc.