How to clip block, Xref, image or viewport?
CAD system has different clip commands for different objects: to clip image, the command is IMAGECLIP; to clip viewport, the command is VPCLIP; to clip block and Xref, the command is XCLIP.
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Why we can’t separately specify the scale value for X, Y and Z axis when inserting some blocks?
When inserting blocks, we can check the Uniform Scale box or uncheck it to separately specify the scale value for X, Y and Z axis,
Ways to insert blocks from other drawings to the current drawing
CAD provides many ways to insert blocks, one way is to use I (INSERT). Actually, we don’t have to open another drawing in order to insert the blocks from it.
Introduction to GstarCAD Express Tool: Block Break
What is Block Break and how does it help?
Working with block references are essential in some industry such electrical schematics, piping, etc.
Why dimension arrowhead increases in size after blocks being exploded?
As shown in the picture, some dimension arrowheads increase in size, why dimension arrowhead increases in size after blocks being exploded and how to deal with it?
How to create dynamic block
1.Sometimes we need to create dynamic blocks for later use, but how to do, I have summarized detailed step-by-step guide.
Tips for batch rename blocks in GstarCAD
When faced with tons of drawings and data, we all want to have some kind of useful tool that can deal with them altogether and that’s why people use batch commands and utilities a lot.
What makes CAD drawings unexpectedly increase in size?
Some users have complained about how their drawings increase in size and it’s getting harder to work on their drawings because the copy and paste are not available.
But what makes a CAD drawing unexpectedly increase in size?
How to work with blocks in CAD
When drawing or designing with CAD, we usually have graphics that are repeatedly used such as windows in buildings, nut and bearing in mechanical devices. All those graphics can be defined as blocks and inserted into the current drawings and other drawings or even used to establish a graphics library. Using the block in CAD can greatly improve the drawing efficiency and quality of the drawing. In today’s post, we are going to talk about some basics about the block in CAD.
How to block graphics behind blocks? How to easily use Wipeout in CAD?
Many users have encountered similar problems, they wish to block carpet or other devices when arranging for the furniture, as shown in the following picture: