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Hatch of full circle (loaded from DXF) does not export to SVG.

Hello
Qcad does not show! DWF-files. it seems, that the File is opened, but thre is nothing displayed on the screen. onl the Rastes is showed, but not the DWf-drawing.

Duplicating layer “0” results in duplicate entities on same layer instead of new layer.

Case:
Infinitive line,
launch Divide (DI),
click infinitive line

An orthogonal preview line should now indicates where the cut will happen when the next point is chosen.
QCAD version 3.23.0.5 displays that indicator below a variable angle to the infinitive line. Regardless what it shows - the cut will happen orthogonal.

If I insert a bitmap the relative zero point (RZ) isn’t set at all. It will be set at the mouse position in the moment when I terminate the tool.

This leads among other things that I can’t use the Alt key for ortho mode or other tools for restrictions.

If I use accidentally explode on a ray or infinitive line the line will be deleted without a warning.

QCAD 3.23.0.5

1. If I use accidentally explode on a bitmap it will be deleted without a warning.

2. If I select an area with a selection rectangle as preparation for the “Clip to rectangle” tool all bitmaps within the selection are deleted - without a warning.

QCAD 3.23.0.5

- Open a DXF file with CECOLOR (current drawing color) set to 256 (ByLayer).
- Save DXF
- CECOLOR has changed

Hi,
When a hatch have been offset in the Model then it appears incorrectly when rendered in a Viewport. It seems that in Viewports the hatch Origin value is not taken into consideration. This means that when adjusting a hatch in the Model to look correct (align along a line for example). This alignment is off in the Viewport.

See screenshots and attached test dxf file in this thread on the forum: https://qcad.org/rsforum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=6742

Edit: After looking more into this issue is seems it is the Viewport’s position that is ignored when transforming the pattern into Viewport space. See the following gif:

https://i.imgur.com/vD8cOuC.gif

Above it can be seen that that pattern is always rendered in ‘worldspace’ since the pattern is static (the pattern is not moved when the viewport is moved around)

Add preference for library browser icon background color.

Bugreport filled on behalf of John Hyslop / QCAD forum member.

If launching the Menu / Block / “Create Block from selection” tool the usually used Command Line dialog to prompt to the next required action is missing.
The Status bar is properly calling for “Reference Point” etc.

https://www.qcad.org/rsforum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6762

The out redirection file is not located in temp dir but in the batch files location. Due to missing file permissions in “C:\Programs\...” the file cannot be created.

This is a fixed an therefore working version of bbox.bat:

@echo off
qcad.exe -no-gui -allow-multiple-instances -autostart scripts\Pro\Tools\BoundingBox\BoundingBox.js %0 %* 1>%temp%\bbox.log 2>&1

type %temp%\bbox.log
del %temp%\bbox.log

Calling bbox tool via batch file works:

C:\Program Files\QCAD>bbox.bat D:\tmp\dwgtester\10.09.03.dwg

Output:

09:42:15: Debug:

You are using a trial version of QCAD Professional.

09:42:15: Debug:    If you would like to use this software productively,
09:42:15: Debug:    please purchase the full version for a small license fee from our
09:42:15: Debug:    Online Shop at:
09:42:15: Debug:    http://www.ribbonsoft.com/shop

09:42:15: Debug:    Thank you for trying this add-on!


09:42:15: Debug:    Your script will start in 15 seconds...
09:42:30: Debug:    calling odInitialize
Min: 2419.9969114297623/-125.36162367587679
Max: 2689.9969114297623/64.63837647546899
Size: 270/190.00000015134577

Calling bbox tool directly doesn’t work:

C:\Program Files\QCAD>qcad.exe -no-gui -allow-multiple-instances -autostart scripts\Pro\Tools\BoundingBox\BoundingBox.js D:\tmp\dwgtester\10.09.03.dwg

Output (empty line):

Tested on Windows and Linux with several DWG files.

Windows:

[.] C:\opt\QCAD>dwginfo.bat D:\tmp\dwgtester\08.01.01.dwg
12:57:27: Debug:

You are using a trial version of QCAD Professional.

12:57:27: Debug:    If you would like to use this software productively,
12:57:27: Debug:    please purchase the full version for a small license fee from our
12:57:27: Debug:    Online Shop at:
12:57:27: Debug:    http://www.ribbonsoft.com/shop

12:57:27: Debug:    Thank you for trying this add-on!


12:57:27: Debug:    Your script will start in 15 seconds...
12:57:42: Debug:    Input file:  D:\tmp\dwgtester\08.01.01.dwg
12:57:42: Debug:    calling odInitialize

Linux:

[email protected]:/qcad# ./dwginfo -platform offscreen /data/08.01.01.dwg
QCAD version  3.23.0
11:56:24: Debug:

You are using a trial version of QCAD Professional.

11:56:24: Debug:    If you would like to use this software productively,
11:56:24: Debug:    please purchase the full version for a small license fee from our
11:56:24: Debug:    Online Shop at:
11:56:24: Debug:    http://www.ribbonsoft.com/shop

11:56:24: Debug:    Thank you for trying this add-on!


11:56:24: Debug:    Your script will start in 15 seconds...
11:56:39: Debug:    Input file:  /data/08.01.01.dwg
11:56:39: Debug:    calling odInitialize

Draw an ellipse, select it, draw an hatch of type gravel: it doesn’t appear at all.

Only for gravel.

Since updating to QCAD 3.16 on MacOS, my dimension font face suddenly changed to something very unattractive and I can’t figure out how to reset it. I tried deleting QCAD and all references to it in ~/Library and then reinstalling, but no luck. Something weird has gone wrong with QCAD’s fonts.

The font change has made it impossible to open and redraw many DXF files because the new font face is larger and wider spaced and it ruins the layout of many documents.

Attached is an example of what the same DXF file looked like in the prior QCAD version, and the new version. No change to the DXF file.

Dan.

See also:
https://www.qcad.org/rsforum/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=5092

Is it possible to create “OVERKILL” command like in AUTOCAD

Hello

So, I think .. that when the dark scheme has been chosen
the eye color for the active layers should be white
(similar to the list of blocks).

Best regards
Jacek

After I remove the .dll files from the pro trial version, right click stop working on Windows 10.
I went a little further to try identifying which of the 5 files specifically causes right click to stop working, and I found that it is qcadproscripts.dll. The presence or absence of the other 4 dll files that make up the pro version has no influence on this behavior.

Points are not being exported.

When compiling QCAD 3.4.2.0 on Linux, the transactionlistener plugin gets installed to the wrong folder. The attached patch provides the correct directory path that trasactionlistener.so file gets installed too.

I open anyting file dxf, the message pop-up : Grounded 0 recursive block references in blocks:

Community version (still on FBSD only), so dxflib. I suspect the culprit is dxflib.

I have created layers and blocks and whatnot with (hungarian) accented characters in their names.
Apparently (according to the Internet, as evidenced probably most glaringly by usa.autodesk.com /adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=7586582&linkID=9240617) the R15 DXF version assumes single-byte character sets being used. Quick grepping the DXF2000 mentions “String (255-character maximum; less for Unicode strings)” (Group Code Value types), so it may be a false track...

Anyway, the DXF file written does have strings converted to single-byte encoding, but it seems it’s always ANSI-1252. When the output encoder encounters a character that is not representable in this one, it will use a literal question mark.

Actual case, I have a block with the name

106 egypólusú váltókapcsoló jelzőfénnyel

Of this, “ő” (U+0151) is not representable in ANSI-1252, so what gets written to the dxf is (non-ASCII shown in hex)

106 egyp<f3>lus<fa> v<e1>lt<f3>kapcsol<f3> jelz?f<e9>nnyel

Note the literal question mark.

Now the problem is this is an irreversible operation but the result is perfectly valid ANSI-1252, so upon opening the file again, I will get a block named

106 egypólusú váltókapcsoló jelz?fénnyel

IMHO the ideal resolution is to

1. Have a preference for the export code page (and use it, too, circumstances permitting)
2. Iff this is not set (or set to a default “Use system locale to determine” or something), use a look-up table to take a good guess (like old QCAD2 qcadlib/src/engine/rs_system.cpp:QCString RS_System::localeToISO())
3. If the output encoder encounters a character that is not representable in the target code page, throw an error with an option to ignore the error (and keep using question marks, but then this must have been acknowledged by the user so not silent problem anymore), pick a new output code page, whatever else

This all assuming the R15 doesn’t actually depends hardly on ANSI-1252 and ANSI-1252 only. In that case, option #3 would still be nice.

Most Western European languages (and English) are not affected by this as ANSI-1252 has most of them covered, but a little to the east, a little to the south, a little to the north, and it does make a bit of a difference :)

I moved all my tools bars to the side of the screen (vertical). only options was at the top. next restart it went HUGE.
it would only revert after putting another toolbar back (horizontal) and restarting qcad.

Hello!

When I’m trying to make a great number of text editing operation the QCAD 3.4.6 application crashes with following errors:

[email protected]:~/opt/qcad-3.4.6-linux-x86_32$ ./qcad
Debug: RCamScriptsPlugin: init
Debug: RDwgPlugin::init: trial
Debug: RDxfPlugin::init
Debug: RHelpPlugin::init
Debug: RProScriptsPlugin::init
Debug: TIMER: 56 ms - “loading add-ons”
Debug: TIMER: 672 ms - “initializing add-ons”
Debug: checking for updates...
Warning: QSslSocket: cannot resolve SSLv2_client_method
Warning: QSslSocket: cannot resolve SSLv2_server_method
Debug: no updates available
Debug: checking for updates...
Debug: no updates available
Warning: RHatchData::getPainterPaths: cannot load hatch pattern: “”
Warning: RHatchData::getPainterPaths: cannot load hatch pattern: “”
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Debug: “RDwgServices::printErrorStackTrace: Handle already exists”
Warning: RDwgExporter::exportEntity: Exception occurred. Entity NOT saved:
RTextEntity(RTextBasedEntity(REntity(RObject(id: 3012, handle: “0xf33”, document: “0xa20e830”, address: “0xa9e1010”, undone: 0), type: 14, layerId: 21, blockId: 22, parentId: -1, childIds: QSet() , lineweight: -1 , linetypeId: 0 , color: RColor(ByLayer) , drawOrder: 2907 , selectionStatus: false , boundingBoxes: (RBox(RVector(1048.41, 175.238, 0) - RVector(1063.59, 177.762, 0)) ) ) , alignmentPoint: RVector(1056, 176.5, 0), position: RVector(0, 0, 0), text: “\fCalibri|b0|i1|;150”, textHeight: 1.85207, textWidth: 7, drawingDirection: 1))
Could not allocate register file: 12
./qcad: line 18: 7332 Segmentation fault LD_LIBRARY_PATH=”$DIR” “$binary” -style plastique “[email protected]”

OS: Linux Debian 7.0.1 (”uname -a” return: SMP Debian 3.13.7-1 (2014-03-25) i686 GNU/Linux)
Thanks.

After creating the labels in drawing in Russian (Cyrillic), after saving and reopening the drawing file - changing the text encoding (??????????). Need to re-type the text ... How to fix this error?

Hi,

I have just updated my Mac OS from 10.9.2 to 10.9.4. QCAD 3.6.2 seems to be working normally under the newest version of Mac OS, but has developed a very specific bug which leads to reproducible crashes when a text object is edited.

Steps to minimally reproduce:
1. Open QCAD
2. Create a text object
3. Place the text object on the canvas
4. double-click the text object and edit its contents
5. click OK to accept changes
6. repeat from step 4 three or four times.

After several attempts to edit a text object, QCAD will crash with EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS) in thread 0 (QCoreApplication).
The crash can also be triggered by moving the text object around on the canvas (instead of editing its contents).
The bug does not require anything else (no other objects on the canvas, no particular font, occurs in both new and previously saved documents).

Apart from this bug, QCAD seems to work fine on OS X 10.9. The text editing crash did not occur before the latest OS update. No other applications on my system seem to be having any problems. If this problem can be fixed, I think QCAD will be quite usable on 10.9.

See also related bugs in:
 FS#1091 

If you select (line) segments in a visible yet locked layer and choose “convert segments to polyline” (OG), the segments are deleted, but inserting the polyline fails.
So you can easily destroy locked layers by mistake which contradicts the idea of locking layers.

$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up-to-date with ‘origin/master’.

$ qcad
Debug: RDxfPlugin::init
Debug: RExamplePlugin::init
Debug: TransactionListenerPlugin::init
Debug: TIMER: 59 ms - “loading add-ons”
Warning: “QFormBuilder was unable to create a custom widget of the class ‘QWebView’; defaulting to base class ‘QWidget’.”
Debug: TIMER: 602 ms - “initializing add-ons”
Warning: Script Exception:
“TypeError: Result of expression ‘tagsBrowser.page’ [undefined] is not a function.”
Warning: “<anonymous>()@/home/mo/opt/qcad/scripts/Widgets/LibraryBrowser/LibraryBrowser.js:362”
Warning: RScriptHandlerEcma::eval: script engine exception: “TypeError: Result of expression ‘tagsBrowser.page’ [undefined] is not a function.”
Warning: “<anonymous>()@/home/mo/opt/qcad/scripts/Widgets/LibraryBrowser/LibraryBrowser.js:362”
Warning: At least one uncaught exception:
Warning: “<anonymous>()@/home/mo/opt/qcad/scripts/Widgets/LibraryBrowser/LibraryBrowser.js:362”

I have some large library, but the library browser is always crashing since long time and several versions, also tagged versions. I need to disable it by removing LibraryBrowser.js completely or deleting my configuration in order to get QCad starting again.
This is the master head from git, on [email protected]

I am trying to use the align tool (M, A) to align two text objects vertically. I am able to get them aligned how I want them, but when I confirm (click the green check box in the upper right-hand corner) they mysteriously jump up a large grid square or so. I am then able to get them back into the alignment by the “undo” command. In case that didn’t make sense I’ll try this one more time:

{Result} (User Action)

{text boxes out of alignment} →(Align tool “M,A”)→{text boxes aligned}→(click green checkmark)→{text boxes move randomly}→(undo “ctrl-z”)→{text boxes aligned}

I’m thinking this is either operator error or a bug. It is consistent though.

This option seems to only work with the script debugger enabled.
See:
http://www.qcad.org/rsforum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=3091

Hello,

This is my first real bug report so please advise how i could provide more useful information.

I am not certain if the severity is correct.

The bug: segfault when creating a spline with a dashed linetype or opening a file containing one.

The bug isn’t present with the dwg extension installed

Steps to reproduce:
1. create drawing
2. create spline
3. set linetype to dashed
4. crash

I use architectural units everyday in QCAD and would appreciate being able to enter feet and inches from the “command line” for convenience and accuracy.

I have been entering “calculations” to arrive at the distance values (i.e. 10*12+6.125 = 10’-6 1/8”), but this method is time consuming and prone to input error.

I would like to see Acad’s architectural distance method implemented in QCAD. This entry method would replace the “calculated” entry with (as an example): 10’6-1/8.

Command Line: Next point: 10’6-1/8
The <’> mark triggers a 12 times multiplier for the proceeding number,
the next number is the whole inches and
the ↔ is a separator that adds the fraction to the whole inches before it.

Thanks for considering this feature request. I’m certain that many QCAD users in the Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical and Construction professions wold appreciate this convenience (especially those moving past Acad).

Info arc area specified on drawing is no where near the same as shown in properties editor.

When rounding the fourth corner of a rectangle, with trim checked or unchecked, instead of the corner being trimmed to a radius, the rectangle itself disappears leaving only the corner with the rounded off portion intact.

When making an offset of a polyline with ‘round join’ enabled, and making a small offset of 0.0015 inches, no arcs are made, only coarsely interpolated line segments.
Further tests show that this is true until the offset is increased 0.040 inches; then the offset begins to create arcs.

The creation of arcs in a polyline offset with such small distances did work in QCAD 2.x.

I have created a block from a selection. I have then later created more items on my CAD page using that block, then later yet, moved the objects to a new layer. I noticed that while the object has accepted being on the new layer, the color hasn’t changed to the new layer’s color. I can only get the line color to change if I go into the block itself and move the individual segments of the block to that new layer, then save the new block (which, by the way, I can’t save over the existing block?!?!)

In the sample file attached, you will see that the block item in the 3 o’clock position is in layer 0, while the rest are in “Vent Holes” layer. If you make layer 0 hidden, the one block is hidden (like it should), but the block item refuses to take on the layer’s color even though the block’s color is “By Layer”

This problem is USB Flash drive related.

First of all, QCAD does not show the flash drive a drive where data can be stored, but it does when one wants to open a file.

If one then did open a file from the flash drive, saving it back tot he flash drive change the permission of the entire drive to read only and I could not manage to change that other than formatting the drive.

I have a file that makes QCAD crash. I’ve been editing this design across different versions of QCAD over time and this is the first time I have a problem with it.

Steps to reproduce:
Open the attached file and try to add some entities or dimensions to it (you may need to create large ones since it seems to depend on the zoom factor; for example a very large ellipse). After a freeze of a few seconds QCAD will quit.

The attached file is a simplified version from which I deleted a number of entities; on the original I can’t do anything – QCAD crashes as soon as I try to create any object.

Cause: 3D lines with x1==x2, y1==y2 but z1!=z2

Hi,

In ‘Application preferences, Draw, Text’ fonts can be selected.

There is a mixing up between fonts (the appearance of characters on screen) and code tables (what digital code is used for each character).

‘ISO8859-11’ is the 8 bit Thai (!) code table and not a font
‘Unicode’ is the 16 bit code table and not a font.

For downward comptability QCAD should use default font Standard (ISO3098) with code table ISO8859-1 (US-ASCII Latin-1).

Hi,

Using the Copy and Move command the [ ] Use current layer and attributes’ is confusing.

Perhaps [ ] change copy /moved set to current layers and attributes. is more suitable.

I experience long start delays. I’ve trace the problem to the fact that I have autofs automounting my home directories. However, an strace of qcad-bin shows the following:

execve("/opt/ribbonsoft/qcad/qcad-3.12.6/qcad-bin", ["/opt/ribbonsoft/qcad/qcad-3.12.6"...], [/* 87 vars */]) = 0
brk(NULL)                               = 0x1eca000
mmap(NULL, 4096, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0) = 0x7fd6194ad000
access("/etc/ld.so.preload", R_OK)      = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
open("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/tls/x86_64/libqcadecmaapi.so", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
stat("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/tls/x86_64", 0x7fff4722f250) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
open("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/tls/libqcadecmaapi.so", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
stat("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/tls", 0x7fff4722f250) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
open("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/x86_64/libqcadecmaapi.so", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
stat("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/x86_64", 0x7fff4722f250) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
open("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib/libqcadecmaapi.so", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
stat("/home/andrew/local/qt/lib", 0x7fff4722f250) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)

Since there is no “andrew” user here, I have to wait for automount to timeout which takes about 2m and is rather annoying.

I am seeing duplicate zoom buttons in the View toolbar, and also under the View menu. Under Application Preferences→General→Tool Settings there are also multiple entries for these, with Shortcuts and Commands highlighted in red (means there are conflicts?). This is the QCAD/CAM version on Linux 32-bit Debian “testing” release. I also tried the same version on Windows 7 64-bit and am not seeing this issue. Screen shots attached.

The layerlist shows at any operation all sublayer, even if they were previously hidden!

Hi,

I have a circle and circle is not round.
Unit of drawing is in metres and radius is set to 2.38.
The circle displays as a polygon instead.

Hi,

I tried to add a leader and for some reason the arrow does not appear. I found out that this occurs when the line is short. To me, line is sufficiently long enough but somehow QCAD thinks it is too short.

Screenshot shows added leader.

Also when I try to change arrow: no to “yes”, while the dropdown shows yes, I am not able to select it. It just defaults to no.

Workaround:
Draw longer line.

With the attached DXF file, select Draw → Polyline → Create from Segments
(O, G) and click on the complex polyline inside the circle (eg on
the top left arc). Apolyline is created with a few segments,
and one or more segments are deleted!

Different segments are deleted depending on which segment is clicked.

1) Tool Circle WC
2) CTR circletangent2radius

This doesn’t work between two circles !
I can make a circle that touches a line and a circle.
But I can NOT make a third circle with a given radius that touches two other circles.

All the other commands in this menu are working properly, can someone help me out ?

ich habe ein Linien Gitter in QCAD erstellt und dann mit CAM Export eine NC Datei erstellt.
Im CAM Simulator sieht man dass der GCODE Postprozessor nicht den kürzesten Weg verwendet.
Anbei folgende Dateien :
CAM_TEST_LINIEN.dxf, CAM_TEST_LINIEN.nc, CAM_TEST_LINIEN.log und eine Bilddatei CAM_TEST_LINIEN.png hier kann man sehen wie die Eistellungen für die GCODE Erstellung sind.