#Deltacad layer update

Scroll bars: Displays or hides the scroll bars. Workspace: Controls the display of the working area Status Bar: Displays or hides the Status Bar. Desktopĭefault UI Menu: Options/Program Setup/Desktop Printing: Choose whether constraint markers and constrained dimensions will be included when printing. Show variable name in dimension text: Displays the variable name in parentheses after the dimension value. Otherwise, they are placed on their own layer. Place marker to the same layer with object: Constraint markers are placed on the same layer as the object that is constrained. For large scale changes, this option should be enabled.

If disabled, the results will be checked only after changes are made. Incremental Evaluation: Constraint changes are constantly checked and changes are being made. Use Priority Level: Constraint changes to any part of a set of objects will affect that part first, with minimal changes to the remaining objects. Connected Objects Editing: DCM Default: Changes to any part of a set of constrained objects can affect all objects equally.

#Deltacad layer update

Update Connected Objects while Dragging: Dynamically updates the position, shape, and size of constrained objects as you drag them within the Edit tool. Any constrainable geometry you create while this is active will have constraint automatically assigned. Settings and controls for geometric and dimensional constraints.Īuto Add Constraints: If checked, the Auto Add Constraints tool is enabled. Constraintsĭefault UI Menu: Options/Program Setup/Constraints Lum: The luminosity (brightness) of the color. Sat: The saturation level for the color (amount of color), up to a maximum of 240. If you change the hue, the values for red, green, and blue will be changed to match. Hue: The color value, where 0 is red, 60 is yellow, 120 is green, 180 is cyan, 200 is magenta, and 240 is blue. Red, Green, Blue: Sets the amount of each color in the light. You can set colors by RGB values, or by Hue, Saturation, and Value numbers. When you have the colors you want, they can be displayed for easy selection in the Colors and Brushes palette. Delete a color by selecting it and clicking Delete. You can modify a color by selecting it from the list and clicking Modify. You will then be prompted to select a color from the color wheel. To add a new color, type the name and click New. Color Paletteĭefault UI Menu: Options/Program Setup/Color PaletteĮnables you to add, modify, or delete colors from the TurboCAD palette. Note: If you turn off both the Prompt for name and Generate names options, names will not be assigned to groups.However,names will be assigned to blocks and symbols. Prompt for library location: If not checked, all saved symbols will be stored in the default folder. Insert blocks when creating: Each block will be inserted into the drawing once it is created. The character is a placeholder for the automatic number. Prefix: If names are automatically generated, you can enter a string that appears before the item name. Generate names: Names will be automatically assigned. Prompt for name: You will receive a prompt each time a new item is created. It is easy to locate the settings in the complete dialog sub-options.ĭefault UI Menu: Options/Program Setup/Auto-NamingĬontrols how groups, blocks, and symbols are named. Program Setup dialog box has an ability to search via search bar available. Tip: You can also use the System Defaults in the TC Explorer Palette to set program setup options You can also display the Program Setup toolbar by right-clicking in any toolbar area and selecting Program Setup. The Program Setup pages can be accessed from the Options menu. The options that you set in this window are saved when you exit TurboCAD and will remain in effect the next time you start the program. You can access each page directly from the Options menu.

Using the Trim tool with Architectural Objectsĭrafting Palette, Creating Standard ViewsĬontains pages in which you can control TurboCAD program settings. Profile Objects and Face to Face ModificationĬreating 3D Objects by Editing 2D Objects