plus 11, viewport issues
ginevra
19 Aug 2019
Hi you all,
as contributor for Nanocad 11 plus product, I would like to report these issues.
1. DIMENSIONS
For me it's extremely relevant to create multiple viewports and add - in each of them - some measurements, rotated in base of my needs (indeed very often prospects, details are rotated respect than the world-UCS).
It is extremely annoying to rotate each dimensions, without the possibility to have a local-ucs for each viewport. As Autocad does.
For me, it is a big lack, I hope it will be considered for further developments.
2. CTB STYLE PREVIEW
My ctb style preview in viewports doesn't work
3. TEXT PREVIEW
Unless I zoom on the text, I don't visualize its content, but a rectangular area. A little bit annoying
Thank you anyway for your work,
Is there the possibility to contribute and have a beta version of the 12th, after september?
thank you
V
as contributor for Nanocad 11 plus product, I would like to report these issues.
1. DIMENSIONS
For me it's extremely relevant to create multiple viewports and add - in each of them - some measurements, rotated in base of my needs (indeed very often prospects, details are rotated respect than the world-UCS).
It is extremely annoying to rotate each dimensions, without the possibility to have a local-ucs for each viewport. As Autocad does.
For me, it is a big lack, I hope it will be considered for further developments.
2. CTB STYLE PREVIEW
My ctb style preview in viewports doesn't work
3. TEXT PREVIEW
Unless I zoom on the text, I don't visualize its content, but a rectangular area. A little bit annoying
Thank you anyway for your work,
Is there the possibility to contribute and have a beta version of the 12th, after september?
thank you
V
Kreator
19 Aug 2019
<p>Hi.</p>
<ol>
<li>Agree. Maybe there's some way to improve it.</li>
<li>If you set a style in the print dialog - it works. Anyway, you'll see the difference only in the print preview window.</li>
<li>Go to settings (Ctrp+9) -> Graphics -> Optimization -> Then find some option about text size and set 0-2 there - it's the minimal text size to show as text, smaller will be replaced with a rectangle.</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>Agree. Maybe there's some way to improve it.</li>
<li>If you set a style in the print dialog - it works. Anyway, you'll see the difference only in the print preview window.</li>
<li>Go to settings (Ctrp+9) -> Graphics -> Optimization -> Then find some option about text size and set 0-2 there - it's the minimal text size to show as text, smaller will be replaced with a rectangle.</li>
</ol>
