Toolbars

The following toolbars are available in BricsCAD.

Some of the tools are available in BricsCAD Pro and/or BricsCAD Platinum only. Please see the Command Reference guide for more information.

(*) These toolbars are new in BricsCAD V15.

 

2D Constraints

3D Constraints

3D Solid Editing

3D Solids

Arcs

BIM (*)

Chapoo

Circles

Design Intent

Dimensions

Direct Modeling

Draw

Draw Order

Ellipses

Elliptical Arcs

Entity Data

Entity Properties

Entity Snaps

Images

Insert

Inquiry

Look From

(*) Replaced by the Look From control.

Layout

Mechanical

Meshes

Modify

Ref Edit

Rendering

Sections

Selection Modes (*)

Settings

Sheet Metal

Standard

Tools

View

Toolbar Flyouts

On some tool buttons a small black arrow at the bottom right corner of the icon indicates a flyout is available. A flyout holds a group of related tools. Press and hold the left mouse button to expand the flyout and choose one of the flyout tools. The tool that was last chosen remains visible in the collapsed toolbar.

Each of the flyouts can be opened as a separate toolbar. Drag the button of a toolbar flyout into the drawing area to open it as a floating toolbar.

 

Parent

Flyout

 

Draw

Lines

 

Polylines

 

Polygon

 

Meshes

3D Faces

 

 

3D Surfaces

Rendering

Lights

Settings

Entity Properties

Layers

Tools

Attributes

View

Hide/Show Entities (*)

 

Generated Views

 

Real-Time Motion

 

Redraw/Regen

 

Workspaces

 

Zoom

Mechanical

Mechanical Visualization

 

Opening a toolbar

  1. In Windows: Hover over a toolbar or a blank portion of the toolbar area, then right click.
    In Linux: Hover over a blank portion of  the menu bar, status bar or toolbar area, then right click.

A context menu displays.

(1) Main CUI file.
(2) Partial CUI file(s)

  1. In the context menu choose either the Main CUI file  (e.g. BRICSCAD) or one of the Partial CUI files (if any).
    A list of available toolbars in the selected CUI file displays.
    Toolbars that are already open are checked.
    If the list does not fit on the screen, click the arrow keys on the top and the bottom to scroll.

  1. Select the toolbar on the context menu.
    The toolbar opens.
  2. (option) Dock the toolbar by dragging the toolbar by its title bar to one of the edges of the BricsCAD application window.

 

NOTES

  • If you select a toolbar that was already open, it will be closed.

  • To prevent a toolbar from docking, press and hold the Ctrl key while dragging the toolbar.

  • Drag a toolbar by the grip at its left (or top) edge () to undock.

  • To dock a toolbar vertically in Linux, the Position property of the toolbar must be set to Left or Right.

To tear off a flyout toolbar

  1. Press and hold the left mouse button to drag the visible icon of a flyout toolbar into the drawing area.
  2. Release the left mouse button to place the toolbar.

Closing a toolbar

  1. In Windows: Place the cursor on a toolbar, then right click.
    In Linux: Place the cursor on the menu bar, then right click.
    A context menu displays.
  2. Choose BRICSCAD on the context menu.
    Toolbars that are open are checked.
  3. In the toolbar list, uncheck the toolbar you want to close.

 

NOTE

Floating toolbar can be closed by clicking the Close button ().

 

To set the icon size

You can choose between small (16 x 16) or large (32 x 32) icons on toolbars.

  1. Move the cursor over a toolbar, then right click.
  2. Choose Toolbar size then select either Small Icons or Large Icons.

To set the position and visible property of a toolbar

The Visible property determines whether a toolbar is visible when a cui-file is loaded.

The Position property determines where a toolbar displays when a cui-file is loaded.

  1. In the Customize dialog click the Toolbars tab.
  2. If necessary, expand the BricsCAD menu group.
  3. Select the toolbar.
  4. Choose Position in the Properties grid on the Customize dialog.
  5. Click the settings field and choose the desired position in the list.
    The options are: Floating, Top, Left, Bottom, Right.
  6. Choose Visible in the Properties grid on the Customize dialog.
  7. Click the settings field and choose either Show or Hide in the options list.

 


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