The Mark command will help you quickly place texts on a drawing field with part numbers or their sizes. The program can extract properties from any objects in the drawing. If you are drawing solid models of parts, you can use the Mark command to describe parts of chipboard laid out on the floor or podium or, for example, for marking assemblies of flat walls. But you can use the command in flat drawings as well. For example, to label the lengths of lines or areas of shapes.

Another useful feature of the Mark command is the placement of special Info-Points - blocks with invisible attributes under parts or assemblies. Info points can store any properties of objects: dimensions, color, layer, name, description, etc. Then you can extract data from the Info-points with the usual command _DataExtract and insert the data into an Excel spreadsheet.

• Select objects both in the model and all visible in the viewport on the sheet.

• Skip annotation objects. Filter unwanted objects by layer, type, or manufacturing technology.

• Call the Numbering program to assign names to all objects (except blocks).

• Calculate the geometric center of objects as a mark insertion point.

• Move marks to higher or lower parts dimensions.

• Use substitutions and fields to display properties of objects in text or attributes.

• Insert a Label into the drawing - multitexts with the description of objects.

• Insert Info-Points into the drawing - blocks with a point and invisible attributes.

• Insert arbitrary blocks with attributes into the drawing.

• Use paper space to place marks over objects visible in the viewport.

• Arrange texts in the model in the current UCS (coordinate system).

• Customize the style and size of texts, including frames around the texts.

• Easily create new info-points and edit the set of their attributes.

• Quickly switch between nine mark styles directly while selecting objects, without opening the settings window.

• Find and delete old marks among the selected objects.
• Find and delete old marks that are visible in the viewport or drawn over the viewport.
• Manage layers - you can create your own layer for labels. In our case, the Annotation and Info layers are used.

Regardless of the AutoCAD localization language, you can switch the plugin to English, Italian, German, Russian, Chinese (PRC),Spanish, French, or Turkish localization.

To run the command, you will have to register an account and top up your account balance or receive bonuses.

Then you can activate one of the licenses:

• Annual license - 10 EUR.

• Unlimited license - 50 EUR. Free updates for 1 year.

• The trial period is 20 days.