Controlling dyn.block + constraint parameters and object properties from Microsoft® Excel tables

Converts hundreds of international and historical physical units in an Autodesk® AutoCAD® palette.

Scatter selected regularly placed drawing objects by random nudging.

Scale multiple objects to their reference points or bounding boxes.

Imports.OBJ mesh files into Autodesk® AutoCAD® as PolyFace mesh objects.

Draws normal (perpendicular) vectors of 3D Faces, finds backfaces, and flips 3D Faces (front/backface).

Convert raster images to internal Autodesk® AutoCAD® blocks. Insert QR codes into your drawing.

Animate history of drawing objects.

GeoCode performs geocoding and reversed geocoding - it creates street address or what3words codes for picked points (location) and converts full addresses to lat-long coordinates and geomarkers.

Force layer reactor for Autodesk® AutoCAD® automatically places objects in predefined layers.

DWGsync is a .NET utility for synchronized zoom/pan of multiple DWGs.

Draw the slope pattern between two polylines. Configure the command through a dialog box to choose ticks interval, bench distance, and other options.

Rename layout tabs automatically through a dialog box that allows inserting a prefix, suffix, and start number.

Convert polylines to multilines, convert multilines to polylines, and change multiline styles.

Copy attribute values from a block and paste in other block.

Change the layout tab's order through a dialog box with the buttons top, up, bottom, and down. Select one or several at a time.

Draw the slope pattern between two 3D polylines, considering the 3D polyline's elevations, resulting in a 3D slope pattern. Configure the command through a dialog box.

Number texts and block attributes by setting a prefix, suffix, and starting number. You also have the option to number by a polyline direction.

Draw a polyline or 3D polyline connecting Autodesk® AutoCAD® points, Autodesk® Civil 3D® COGO points or AutoCAD Blocks, as selected.

Create a coordinates UTM grid on closed polylines. You can choose between a continuous grid or a cross grid. Set your preferences in the dialog box.

Insert blocks at the endpoints and/or midpoints of polylines. In the dialog box, choose the block, set the block scale, and specify whether you want to align the blocks with the polylines.

Insert the station values on attributes and texts, selecting a polyline or Autodesk® Civil 3D® alignment for reference. You can set your preferences in a dialog box.

Insert blocks from a table in a CSV or TXT file. The table must include the block names and coordinates (x, y, z). It can also optionally contain attribute values and dynamic property values.

Insert object properties into attribute values.