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The Miscellaneous Tools menu consists of a
number of tools that provide various shortcuts to perform AutoCAD editing
tasks of varied nature.
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Ausgewählte Image-files scannen lassen und Image-grenze List bilden
lassen
Command
line : GT_IMAGESCAN
GT_IMAGESCAN will scan multiple image files and their corresponding world files and build an in-memory list of image, position and extents information.
Select
image to search...: Clicking on this button pops up the select image
dialog box for choosing the .tif image file
(Note: you can select multiple files by pressing shift key) Remove
All : Checking this box removes all the image files selected Draw
image extents :
Clicking on this button draws a rectangle on AutoCAD
screen with the lower left and upper right corner of the image.
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Das geo-referenzierte Image einsetzen, das den ausgewählten
Interesszonen(AOI)entspricht
Command
line : GT_IMAGESEARCH
GT_IMAGESEARCH asks the user to specify an area of interest (rectangular boundary) and will search the scanned images and attach the image corresponding to the specified
AOI.
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Das geo-referenzierte Image einsetzen, das den ausgewählten
Interesszonen(AOI)entspricht
Command
line : GT_DWGBROWSER
The
GT_DWGBROWSER command is used to browse DWG files from multiple folders
with an option to view a thumbnail image of each file inside a preview
window. The selected file can then be inserted into the current drawing.
You can specify a set of your favourite folders, give them a description
each and store the settings in an ASCII INI file for subsequent retreival.
By default, the file will be called DWGBROWSER.INI and will reside (or be
created) in your current drawing folder. Additional block insert
parameters like x, y scale factors and rotation angles can be pre-set or
specified on-screen as desired.
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Import (read) a MINEX coal reserves data file
Command
line : GT_MINEX2DWG
The GT_MINEX2DWG command allows to import coal bed reserves data from
MINEX, the popular
stratified mining program from GemCom software.
MINEX data filename... -> Clicking on this button pops up the
dialog box to select the .asc file for importing into AutoCAD.
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Ein georeferenziertes Bild einfügen
Command
line: GT_GEO_INS
The GT_GEO_INS command can be used to insert
geo-referenced image files. These image files can be either in the TIF,
BMP or JPG format and they MUST be accompanied by their world files as
well. The World files have an extension of TFW, BPW or JGW respectively.
This command DOES NOT import GeoTIFF files in which the geo-referencing
information is stored in the file header. Instead, this is a command
designed to work with the normal TIF, JPG and BMP files only which have
their world files also available in the same folder.
Upon starting this command, GT_GEO_INS displays a multiple file
selection dialog box which allows multiple image files from the same
folder to be selected. All the selected image files will be attached
with geo-referencing.
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Objekt-Teiler
Command
line:
GT_CHOP
The CHOP command chops lines and polylines into a specified number of divisions or creates chops of a specified length by splitting the object into equally sized segments.
Tech Info: CHOP only works with line and polylines objects. They can be 2d or 3d. For polylines to be chopped, they must be
de-curved (not fitted or splined) and must not have any arc segments in them. Such polylines will be ignored by the CHOP command and must be pre-processed using other tools in this command before they can be chopped.
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Automatische Dimensionierung
Command
line: GT_AUTODIM
Draw a line and then automatically create inclined dimensions between all intersections of this line and other lines along them.
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Layer in DWG
Command
line: GT_LYRS2DWG
This program exports the contents of each layer into a drawing by WBLOCKing them. This is useful if you have a drawing containing different facilities in different layers and you want to extract them into individual drawings.
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Übereinstimmende Eigenschaften
Command
line:
GT_MATCH
Pick source and target objects and match object properties. The following properties can be matched: Layer, Color, Linetype,
Style (for TEXT and MTEXT objects), Elevation and Thickness. The
properties of Style, Elevation and Thickness will be applicable only to
those objects in which the property can be set. If not applicable, it will
be ignored. Selection can be individual or multiple.
AutoCAD command: MATCH (for setting properties), MA (to start the command)
GT_MATCH Tutorial
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Linie aufrauhen
Command
line:
GT_ROUGHEN
Pick a linear object (line or polyline) and roughen it. The roughened line contains zig-zags on either side of the center line created randomly as a percentage of reference zig-zag length.
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3D-Fläche berechnen
Command
line: GT_SURFAREA
Computes the surface area as well as horizontally projected area of selected 3DFACE objects. This is useful in many land development projects where the terrain may be represented in the form of 3DFACE objects.
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Objekte ausrichten
Command
line: GT_OBJALIGN
The GT_OBJALIGN command helps to align a selection of objects to a
justification. GeoTools applies an "extents" computation of the
objects and based on these extents, the objects are moved (aligned) to
share a common datum. The justification that can be applied are the nine
positions of text alignment viz, Top Left/Center/Right, Middle
Left/Center/Right and Bottom Left/Center/Right.
The alignment operation can be applied on the whole selection as a single
unit or on each object in the selection set individually.
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Konrolle der 3dface Normalen
Command
line: GT_FACENORMAL
The GT_FACENORMAL command allows control of direction of 3dface normals. If
the vertices of the 3dface are in clockwise direction, then the normal is
pointing downwards from the plane of the 3dface else if they are in
counter-clockwise direction, the normal is pointing upwards from the plane
of the 3dface. This command helps to control the normal direction in three
ways:
Flip:
Flips (reverses) the direction of the face normal
Align to an elevation:
Aligns the face normals such as to point in the direction of a specified Z
value. What this means is that if the target Z value specified is greater
than the maximum Z of all 3dface vertices, the normal will be flipped if
necessary so as to point towards the target elevation. This option can be
used to make all normals of selected 3dfaces point to a common high or low
elevation so that all faces can be made to point inwards or outwards.
Draw:
Draws the face normal as it is. No flipping or checking is done. The face
normal starts from a point in the plane of the 3dface at the centroid
position and is drawn to the specified length in the direction of the
normal.
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Herausziehen aus XREF
Command
line: GT_XTRACT
Use this command to extract an object from an XREF and import it into the current drawing. This is a quick tool to just pick one small thing from XREF and use in your current drawing. This command simplifies the task of sharing data between drawings very easily without having to open the drawing and bring in the object by WBLOCK/INSERT or other indirect
means like copy/paste etc. The GT_XTRACT command works correctly only in XREFs which are inserted at 0.0,0.0,0.0. Other insertion points may produce incorrect results.
The GT_XTRACT command will only allow the extraction of LINE, POINT, ARC,
SHAPE, POLYLINE and ATTRIBUTE objects.
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In mehrfachen Zeichnungen referenzierte XREFs
Command
line: GT_MXREF
The GT_MXREF command is used to attach multiple
DWG files at once as external reference.
Type: Select the type of Xref. The drawings can be xref'ed in
either Attach Mode or Overlay Mode.
Select drawings to Xref: Clicking this option causes a dialog box to
appear that will allow multiple selection of AutoCAD drawing files from a
folder.
Selected DWG files: Displays the currently selected drawing files.
Remove All: Removes all selected drawings
XREF Layer: Specifies the layer in which each XREF object should be
placed.
Same as DWG name: Enabling this option causes each xref object to
be placed in a layer that has the same name as the drawing name
Select: This button brings up a dialog box which will allow a lyer
to be picked from the list of available layers in the drawing.
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ASCII Dateien sortieren
Command
line: GT_FILESORT
Allows Numeric, Character or reverse order sort of ASCII files. The
sorting can be done either by field number, column number or reversed.
Sort Type can either be numeric or character.
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Werte von Punkten/Linien aufrunden
Command
line: GT_ROUNDOFF
The GT_ROUNDOFF command allows
points, lines, polylines, blocks, text and shape objects to have their
co-ordinates rounded off to the desired number of decimal places.
Rounding
Off options:
Decimal places precision:
Choosing
this option causes the co-ordinates to be changed based on the number of
decimal places. Enter the number of decimal places desired. This option is
good for changing setting precision values under 1 AutoCAD unit.
Round Off to multiple of: Choosing
this option causes the rounding off to take place based on the multiple of
a number.
What to round off?
X: Checking this causes only the X co-ordinate to be rounded off.
Y: Checking this causes only the Y co-ordinate to be rounded off.
Z: Checking this causes only the Z co-ordinate to be rounded off.
XY: Checking this causes only the X and Y co-ordinate to be rounded off.
XYZ: Checking this causes the X, Y and Z co-ordinates to be rounded off. See
Also: GT_SCALE_Z under Konvertierung Tools
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Mehrere Zeichnungen einfügen
Command
line: GT_MULTINS
The GT_MULTINS command is used to select at
once multiple DWG files from one or more folders and insert them all into
the current drawing.
The Remove All option clears the
current selection of all drawings.
The Explode option allows each inserted drawing to be exploded upon
insert into the current drawing.
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Zeichnung teilen (mit WBLOCK)
Command
line: GT_DWGSPLIT 
The
GT_DWGSPLIT command uses the WBLOCK command to split a given selection of
objects into smaller drawing units.
Split Method:
Number of parts: Divides the selection set into equal number of parts.
Each part becomes a separate DWG file that is wblocked.
Number of objects: Divides the selection set into a number of equal
parts each containing a given number of objects.
Select DWG folder: Specifies the folder where the WBLOCKed drawings
are to be created.
Number of parts: Enter the number of parts into which the selection is
to be divided.
Objects in each part: Enter number of objects in each part
Drawing Name prefix: Enter drawing name prefix. The drawing count 1,
2, 3, 4..... will be appended to it for each wblock.
Start Count: Enter the first count (defaults to 1).
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Schraffurgrenzen von Schraffurobjekt wiederherstellen
Command
line: GT_HATCHBOUND
The GT_HATCHBOUND re-creates the component boundaries from a HATCH object.
A HATCH object may comprise of various bounded figures which are hatched
according to different styles and patterns. These are stored internally
within the HATCH object. The GT_HATCHBOUND command reads them from the
database and draws them at location. This can be used as a handy tool to
modify the hatch when the comprising boundary objects are not available.
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Layernamen Editor
Command
line: GT_LAYERMAN
The GT_LAYERMAN command is used to global edit layer names in the current
drawing.
Select layer names(s):
Select the
names of the layers in the list box you whose name you want to edit.
Select All Layers: Checking this box selects all layers for
renaming names.
Merge into existing layers: If the new resulting layer name already
exists in the drawing, the program can either copy all objects from source
layer and merge to destination layer or just abort the operation and do
nothing. This behavior is controlled by checking this option.
Operation:
Choosing the program operation mode:
Add prefix: Adds
a prefix string to the layer name. The prefix string should be entered in
the edit box provided labeled Prefix/Suffix
Add suffix: Adds
a suffix string to the layer name. The prefix string should be entered in
the edit box provided labeled Prefix/Suffix
Strip beginning: Strips
'n' number of characters from the beginning of the layer name. The number
of characters is to be entered in the edit box provided for this purpose.
Strip End: Strips
'n' number of characters from the end of the layer name. The number of
characters is to be entered in the edit box provided for this purpose.
Lowercase: Changes
the names of the selected layers to lowercase.
Uppercase: Changes
the names of the selected layers to uppercase.
Titlecase: Changes
the names of the selected layers to titlecase.
Search and replace: Searches
for a part string within the layer name and replaces it with another
string. Both search and replace strings are to be specified in the
provided edit boxes on the right side.
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3D-Flächen in SMS 2DM Format exportieren
Command line: GT_3DF2DM
 The Surface Water Modeling System (SMS) is a comprehensive environment for one-, two-, and three-dimensional hydrodynamic
modeling. See http://www.ems-i.com for
more info on this product. The 2DM file format is used by this
software GeoTools provides the GT_3DF2DM command
as a tool to quickly export 3dfaces from AutoCAD into the SMS 2DM file,
which can then be imported into SMS.
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2DM Dateien als 3DFace-Objekte importieren
Command
line: GT_IMPORT2DM
The
GT_IMPORT2DM command is used to import an Surface Water Modeling System (SMS)
2DM file into AutoCAD and create 3dfaces out of them.
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Objekte in Ursprung setzen - und Extended Entity Daten bewahren
Command
line: GT_XP_RETDAT
 The
GT_XP_RETDAT command is used to explode AutoCAD entities (polylines, blocks, hatches,
regions and mulitple polygon)
and retain (copy) the extended entity and object table data. REGION
objects in the selection will get exploded into polylines while polyline
objects in the selection will get exploded into lines.
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Script: Mehrere Zeichnungen in Stapelverarbeitung.
Command
line: GT_BATCHPROCESS 
Select
AutoCAD Profile:
Lists the available Profiles in Current AutoCAD Session. You can select the
desired profile to work on
BATch File to create:
Pop's Up Dialog Box for selecting ".BAT" file, (Note: you can
select only one .BAT file at a time) Script
Required Box:
When checked allows to select the Script File for
Processing.
SCRipt File to use:
Pop's Up Dialog Box for selecting ".SCR" file, (Note: you can
select only one .SCR file at a time)
Select Drawing Folder: Pop's Up Dialog Box for selecting ".DWG"
file, (Note: you can select multiple .DWG file at a time)
Selected Drawing Files:
Lists the ".DWG" files selected
Remove DWG(s): Allows to remove the DWG files from the List.
OK:
Generates a .BAT file of the list of Drawings selected with
specified Profile.
(Note: you cannot exit the Dialog Box by pressing "OK" if the
Drawing Files List is empty).
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Höhenlinien Abstand Tool.
Command
line: GT_CONTDIST
The GT_CONTDIST command is an intra-contour spacing checker and contour
breaking tool. Often, when the distance or spacing between two adjacent
contours is too small, it is difficult to either view the contours clearly
or to create un-cluttered labels to depict the contours. In such
situations, it is useful to break the contours at locations where the
distance between the contour and the adjacent contours on either side is
less than a specified Distance Tolerance.
The GT_CONTDIST command measures from each vertex of the contour
polyline, the distance on either
sides of the contour being processed, and if the distance is less then the
specified Distance Tolerance then that point is marked in memory
for breaking. In this manner, the whole contour polyline is checked and
the segments that are within the Tolerance distance from the adjacent
contours are broken. This process continues till all the selected contours are
processed in multiple mode.  Sampling
Method:
Select the method that the command uses to perform
distance sampling.
Vertex:
If this option is chosen, distance measurements are taken at
each and every vertex of the contour polyline.
Segment Distance:
If this option is chosen, distance measurements are
taken at specified regular interpolated segment distances along the
contour polyline.
Note:
You will need to choose which
option to use for your processing depending on the density and number of
vertices in the polylines, the size of data you need to process etc.
Increasing the Segment Distance will result in faster processing while
using the "Vertex" is likely to produce a more realistic output. In any
case, the user must exercise his judgement carefully and select the option
that is best suited for their data. It is recommended that you perform a
few trials with different values and options before deciding on the best
option.
Process Method:
Choose the appropriate processing method.
Debug: Allows to select only one contour object and runs the program
in debug mode. In this mode, the program actually draws the perpendicular
lines from each vertex (or measurement) point to the adjacent contours and
also displays the distance measurements by creating text strings next to
the lines. This is purely for testing and debug purposes.
Process: Actually do the processing of multiple selected contours. Exclude
major/special contours from breaking: Checking this box
allows to
exclude Major and specified exclusion contour elevations from breaking. Segment
Sampling Interval:
If the sampling method above is chosen as Segment
Distance, the value you enter here will be taken to determine the
segment distance at which the linear interpolation will take place. Distance
Tolerance (between contours): Enter tolerance distance
to measure in between the two contours. Major
Contour Interval: Enter the major contour
interval here. Minor
Contour Interval: Enter the minor contour
interval here. Contour
intervals to exclude from breaking: Enter
additional elevations of contours
(comma separated) to be excluded from processing. Broken
Contour Layer: Click on the Select button to select the
layer in which the broken contour marks have to be drawn. The name of the
selected layer is shown in the text edit box beside this button.
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Objekte entlang Polylinie brechen
Command
line: GT_CONTBREAK
The GT_CONTBREAK command is a general
purpose command to break a drawing along a boundary. The boundary can be
open or closed and must be defined as a polyline.
It is ideally suited to break up a large
drawing of contours or other geographical features into smaller drawings.
The breaking is performed along the breaking (or cutting) edge. The
objects that can be broken along the cutting edge are a 2d polyline, 2d
line, arcs and splines. After this command has run, the objects will be
split (or broken) on either side of the cutting edge. Nothing is erased
from the drawing.
In the above illustration, you see a
screenshot from a dense contour drawing of 55 MB size. By setting up
appropriate closed polyline cutting edges (blue lines in the figure
above), it is possible to break the contours easily at the boundary of
these polygons. Once that is done, it is easy to export this to another
drawing using the GeoTools
GT_ESELECT command.
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Zoom to extent of selected object(s) (with 5%
margin).
Command
line: GT_ZOOMENT
The GT_ZOOMENT command zooms to the extent of selected
objects with a margin of 5% border on the sides of the screen.
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Scale objects (unequally) in X, Y and
Z directions.
Command
line:
GT_XYZSCL
The GT_XYZSCL command performs
non-uniform scaling of objects with specified X, Y and Z scale factors and
a user-specified base point. This is similar to the AutoCAD SCALE command
except that you can specify unequal scale factors in X, Y and Z
directions.
Tech Info:
The command can be used to scale 2D as well as 3D objects. The only
exception is the AutoCAD 3DSOLID entity. If the selection contains 3DSOLID
objects, the command cannot function correctly because, internally, the
program creates an AutoCAD block out of the selected objects and inserts
it with the specified X, Y and Z scale factors and then explodes it. But,
AutoCAD does not allow exploding unequally scaled blocks which contain a
3DSOLID object. This is an AutoCAD limitation.
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Create a mean (averaged) point from
cluster of points.
Command
line:
GT_MEANPOINT
The GT_MEANPOINT command creates a
mean point from selected multiple points and provides an option of
connecting each point with the mean point by a line
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Enter the coordinates of point in geographic
format [Lat-Long].
Command
line: (GEO)
(geo) is not a GeoTools command that can be run off the AutoCAD command line. Instead, it is a transparent function which
can be called at any point when AutoCAD is expecting a point input. The (geo) function helps to input coordinates in geographic
coordinates (Latitudes and Longitudes) in degree-minute-second format (for example, 33° 01' 53.8739",18° 01' 11.2246",480.0
is a Latitude of 33° 01' 53.8739" and a Longitude of 18° 01' 11.2246" and a height of 480.0
Note: 1) You have to run (GEO) function by typing in PARENTHESES
without which it will not run.
2) The (geo) function can be called ONLY when an AutoCAD command (and not a GeoTools command) is expecting for a point entry.
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Flip (reverse) elevations(Z) from selected objects
Command
line: GT_FLIPZ
The GT_FLIPZ command will reverse the z value sign of selected lines,
polylines, point, text, 3dfaces, solids etc. So, an elevation of +2 would become -2 and vice-versa
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Höhen in verschiedenen Layern einstufen
Command
line: GT_CONTCLASS
This command places objects representing contours (Polylinies
or LDDT contour objects) into different layers according to their contour
interval.
You can select a
maximum of five contour intervals and specify a layer name for each of these
contour intervals. The selected contour objects are then placed in their
allotted layers. You can select AutoCAD Polylinie objects or LDDT contour
objects.
Tip: GT_CONTCLASS can be used as a terrain analysis tool or for creating map
output showing contours of specific elevations only.
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Wblock
and preserve AutoCAD Map objects
Command
line: GT_WBLOCKBC
GT_WBLOCKBC is
a command which should be used in Bricscad when you want to do a WBLOCK
(Save Block) on AutoCAD Map drawings containing object data. This is a
workaround command to overcome a bug in Bricscad and prevent losing object
data when doing a WBLOCK from Bricscad on drawings saved in AutoCAD Map.
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TABLE
Edit / Explode, Bricscad only
Command
line: GT_TABLEEDIT
The
GT_TABLEEDIT command can be used to edit or explode an AutoCAD TABLE
object (ACAD_TABLE).
Background: An AutoCAD TABLE object when imported into
Bricscad becomes an anonymous block (if DXF'ed) or an un-explodable,
un-editable ACAD_TABLE object (if saved as DWG). The GT_TABLEEDIT command
is an attempt to bring this TABLE back to life in Bricscad and make it
usable. The command offers two possibilities - to explode the TABLE or
convert it into a block with attributes so that you can edit it further.
When you explode the TABLE, it becomes lines and MTEXT. When you convert
it into a attributed block, each cell of the table becomes an attribute
which you can then edit using block attribute editor.
Known limitations:
- If the original TABLE is rotated, the resulting TABLE may get
created horizontally (angle=0)
- Sometimes, the resulting table may get created at a slightly different (offsetted)
location. You may need to move it to your desired location.
- The cell text may sometimes show up slightly ofsetted with improper
justification. This will need manual correction.
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AutoLisp Programm laden
Command
line: GT_LD
Loads an AutoLisp program. The program name can be typed at the prompt or can be browsed through by typing "?" or the "~".
Note: GT_LD command is by default not enabled, for making
it enable type GT_Defmacros at the command prompt.
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ARX Programm laden
Command
line: GT_LDX
Loads an Object ARX application. The program name can be typed at the prompt or can be browsed through by typing "?" or the "~".
Note: GT_LDX command is by default not enabled, for
making it enable type GT_Defmacros at the command prompt.
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Anwendungs Loader mit Startgruppe
Command
line : GT_APPLOAD
The
GT_APPLOAD command extends the functionality of the APPLOAD command
provided by Bricscad. The main addition is that of a startup-suite,
where you can add/remove applications that will be automatically
loaded at startup.
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Settings - Einstellungen
Command
line: GT_GENSET
The GT_GENSET command allows the setting and editing of default GeoTools operational parameters. These parameters include the following:
Text Height: All TEXT created by GeoTools will having the text height defined here unless explicitly set and changed by the specific application or command.
Default Value: 5.0 (AutoCAD units)
Rotation Angle for blocks/TEXT: All TEXT and blocks created by GeoTools will have the rotation angle as defined here unless explicitly set and changed by the specific application or command.
Default Value: 0.0 degrees
Select linear units: Select the linear units of your AutoCAD drawing. The value selected here will reflect in display messages and reports.
Default Value: feet
Text Justification: Select the default text justification to be used for new default text created by GeoTools.
Default Value: Left
X Scale Factor for blocks: Set the default X Scale factor for blocks inserted by GeoTools.
Default Value: 1.0
Y Scale Factor for blocks: Set the default Y Scale factor for blocks inserted by GeoTools.
Default Value: 1.0
X (Eastings) precision: Sets the precision of X (Eastings) coordinate display and output in reports.
Default Value: 2
Y (Northing) precision: Sets the precision of Y (Northing) coordinate display and output in reports.
Default Value: 2
Z (Elevation) precision: Sets the precision of Z (Elevations) coordinate display and output in reports.
Default Value: 2
Distance measurement precision: Sets the precision of linear distance measurements.
Default Value: 2
Angle measurement precision: Sets the precision of angular measurements.
Default Value: 2
Fuzzy search tolerance around points of interest: Sets the precision
for Longitudinal and latitudinal measurements.
Default Value: 0.00
Maximum Selection set length to store:
Specify the maximum number of objects to store in a selection set. During
processing of extremely large selections sets, AutoCAD may slow down
considerably because of intense disk paging activity. Setting this limit
to a lower value prevents GeoTools from storing larger selection sets in
memory. This may help speed up performance of GeoTools commands. The
downside is that these objects cannot be accessed using the 'previous'
option after completion of the GeoTools command.
Default Value: 1000
Display command line options: Toggles the operational mode of GeoTools from being command line driven to dialog box driven and vice-versa.
Default Value: Disabled
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
GeoTools On-Line Hilfe
Command
line: HELP
Displays GeoTools on-line help in your currently configured browser.
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
GeoTools laden
Command
line: GT_LOAD
If GeoTools has not been automatically loaded during startup, use this command to load GeoTools in your current AutoCAD drawing.
Note: In AutoCAD 2000, this would result in GeoTools being loaded in the current AutoCAD document only. If you have multiple drawings open, you have to load GeoTools individually in each document where you want to use it. This is because the current version of GeoTools is designed to operate on separate memory namespaces.
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
GeoTools entladen
Command
line: GT_UNLOAD
Unload the copy of GeoTools that is loaded in the current drawing. Unloading GeoTools frees up your memory used by GeoTools. Unloading GeoTools is also sometimes necessary if you find that there is a command conflict with other third party applications.
Note: In AutoCAD 2000, this would result in GeoTools being unloaded in the current AutoCAD document only. If you have multiple drawings open, you have to unload GeoTools individually in each document where you have loaded it. This is because the current version of GeoTools is designed to operate on separate memory namespaces.
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse
Tools
Befehlseinträge in Registrierdaten auf Standardwerte zurücksetzen
Command
line: GT_REGRESET
The GT_REGRESET command is a maintenance
command that can be used to reset or clear the registry entry that is made
for each GeoTools command. Each
GeoTools command stores its operating parameters in unique location in the
Windows registry. In normal operating mode, there would be situation that
would need the user to reset or clear this information. This command is
only provided as a maintenance or debugging tool to selectively or
collectively clear the registry entry for selected GeoTools commands. In
the unlikely event of an error occurring in a GeoTools command due to a
corrupted registry entry for that command, the GT_REGRESET command can be
used to remove the offending entries from the registry.
Tech Info: All GeoTools operating defaults are stored in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Four Dimension Technologies\GeoTools
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
Über GeoTools..
Command
line: GT_ABOUTGEOT
Displays information about the GeoTools software.
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
LiesMich und Installation
Command
line: READMEINS
Displays information from the GeoToolsReadMe.txt file which displays last minute breaking information as well as installation instructions for
GeoTools.
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
Lizenz-Information
Command line: DISPLAYLICENSEINFO
Displays the GeoTools end-user-license agreement.
Toolbar
: Diverse
Tools 
Menu
: GeoTools
Diverse Tools
Bestell-Informationen
Command line:
ORDERGEOTOOLS
Displays information from the file GeoToolsOrderForm.Txt about GeoTools ordering and purchase information.
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