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Tools to add a construction note or a construction notes list, and manage the construction note list.

Populate polyline areas or lengths to the block's attributes.

Editing many blocks in place all at once.

Tools to add a construction note or a construction notes list, and manage the construction note list.

Batch create attribute content with Microsoft® Excel® autofill, batch convert Excel content into Attribute Block references Maintain data integrity with an Excel worksheet.

Tools to cut 3D solid wood frames

Some special commands to work with polylines.

Automatically draw the window frame front view and sections.

Set of commands for Autodesk® AutoCAD® to resize the viewport, create a new one from model space, update its view, and generate its boundary.

Aligns the view to the selected object, or the selected two points on screen, or to the selected line or polyline segment.

This application filters and selects objects with the same shape in the drawing.

Aligns selected objects to the left/right / top/bottom, or the center.

True Quickrotate / Quickmirror function. Rotates/mirrors selected objects about the center of selection in one step.

Allows changing the layer color of selected multiple objects without entering the layer manager.

Fix scribe texts in steel plate dxf files.

Populate polyline areas to block's attributes.

Convert model space title blocks to layouts

Sums lengths/areas and copies them to the clipboard.

Program to easily change the layer name or name of the selected block.

Inserts text from the clipboard to the selected TEXT, MTEXT, MULTILEADER, ATTRIBUTE, or ATTRIBUTEDEFINITION TAG.

Searches for text content given by the user and selects matching objects.

It creates a new layer with the same properties as the layer of the selected object.

Moves/copies/stretches object to the calculated intersection point of lines. The user would normally have to construct to define that point.