NanoCAD 5 Tutorial English - Part 2: Drawing basic shapes

[@terrenavilla]

This is really helpful, thanks a bunch!

[@mjones410]

you are a life saver, thanks for the tutorials

[@Ruunerwold]

is it also possible to type the width and length directly? (with a pop up fill in field near the cursor)

[@robertolson3670]

Your Awesome!! Keep up the good work

[@MarkSmith-uj4le]

You're welcome.

[@dipshikharoy3664]

Hi, if am drawing a rectangle in ft and after my drawing I want to measure the same dimensions in mm...
Is it possible??
Kindly guide

[@craigcu3831]

Did you get any reply to this question?

[@malquezare]

Very good, thanks a lot

[@findley302]

If I have a rectangle in feet. How can I draw a 6"x 6" rectangle. 6",6" does not work

[@MarkSmith-uj4le]

+Ric Findley
Hi Ric,
You can set the insertion scale to inches then just insert a rectangle the same using 6, 6 or the dimensions option as before. To set the insertion scale to inches go to the main menu: Format >> Units >> Insertion Scale. Then select inches from the drop down box.
The secret is to set yourself up with a grid of the correct units from the start and then stick with that.
Cheers
Mark

[@findley302]

+Mark Smith Thanks, Your videos are much help getting started.
I have the insertion set to inches. I will just start over. I had the accuracy set to 1/8". Grid set to 1 ft, major at 10 ft. I took some Autocadd classes, a few years ago, trying to make it work in nano.

[@krishnendubasu3368]

THANK YOU SIR, THANK YOU VERY MUCH....

[@adelBoumerzoug]

thanks my friend

[@MTALLICAADZ]

thanks /cheer

[@danieldominoni5542]

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