Store it in the Library Folder with a meaningful Name. My recommendation regarding to clives explanation is to draw the considered Library Item (Maybe a Hex Bolt 6x40 ) in an empty Drawing.Īlign it to the the absolute zero point what will later be your reference point.ĭon't make a block out of it - that is something what QCad will do for you and an additional block brings only a confusing (for you and QCad) nesting. (Who likes really to draw every day 30 times a Hex Bolt 6x40 just because he need it every day 30 times. The goal is to us it only in this drawing or maybe in a limited form to use it via Paste© in other opened drawings.Ī library Item is considered to be used in many Drawings for Standardization or just to do the work once for a recurring (boring) task. How ever - in this case I like to consider that this tutorial should be called "How I create a Library Item" and not just a Block.Ī normal Block belongs only to the particular drawing.
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The reference manual still has text in low resolution (see attachment) but, for me, this does not present any difficulty - so the matter is resolved.
Monitor Name: BenQ GC2870 on Intel UHD Graphics 630 There is no obvious reduction of performance using this setting. Please accept my grateful thanks for such a super-fast helpful reply. If no, this might be a Qt bug with retina / high-res display detection. To further improve the smoothness of the display, you can enable anti-aliasing on the same preferences page as well.
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If yes, you can enable a high-res graphics display (at the cost of performance) underĮdit > Application Preferences > Graphics View > Appearance > Use full resolution for Retina Display USER2019X: Are you using a high-res / retina display? Test.dxf dfx test drawing used for screenshot (99.52 KiB) Downloaded 235 times test.dwg dwg test drawing used for screenshot (17.85 KiB) Downloaded 242 times screenshot: test file Low resolution in ver 3.24.0 qcad 3.24.0.JPG (156.8 KiB) Viewed 4652 times screenshot:test file good resolution in ver 3.22.1.0 qcad 3.22.1.0.JPG (172.71 KiB) Viewed 4652 times Many thanks for an excellent product – I hope you are able to address this unfortunate bug in the latest version. QCAD 3.22.1.0.jpg View of same test file after re-installing older QCAD version QCAD 3.24.0.jpg Showing low resolution of test drawing Removed QCAD and reinstalled earlier version 3.22.1.0. Removed QCAD, rebooted, reinstalled ver 3.24.0. This low resolution appearance also occurs in other parts of QCAD – example in the screen view of the “help” search results.Ĭorrective actions by user (unsuccessful): Ver 3.24.0 Drawing area is low resolution (pixelated) on screenĪfter upgrading to ver 3.24.0 the drawing area appears in “low resolution” – this makes curves and text appear jagged or “pixelated” and unclear, particularly when zooming out of small details.
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