By default, the CAD system display many prompt messages to help users design more efficiently. When you hover the cursor over, you will get the prompt messages. But you can turn them off if you think they are not necessary.
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.
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?
Sometimes we want to break an object into two pieces at a single point, but the BREAK command needs us to specify two points at a time and this leaves a gap. How to do this with only one breakpoint?
The right-click+drag method allows users to move, copy or paste selected objects as block by right-clicking and dragging the objects while holding the right button down.