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There are different versions of the DXF/DWG format. You need to check what version of Autocad they have and then export in QCAD for that version.

Not out of the box. You'd have to use a script to do that.

Toleranzfelder gibt es seit Snapshot 3.24.3.10 oder ab nächster stabiler Version (3.24.4):
https://qcad.org/doc/qcad/latest/refere ... /Tolerance

How do I move something something, say 4" over? There are many ways to do that: - Cut / paste or copy paste: Edit > Cut with reference / Copy with reference Edit > Paste When pasting, enter "@4,0" (without the ") in the command line and press enter (relative coordinate) or use Snap > Coordinate and...

There's probably a small chance if it's an Intel-based Chromebook.

For ARM processors, you'd have to install Qt and compile the QCAD sources if that is at all an option for you.

You'd have to script that:

- query all entities
- order by draw order (RStorage::orderBackToFront)
- assign new draw order

The order number is actually translated during save into the order in which entities are saved which matches the display order in DXF/DWG.

I'm afraid that this will likely not work, at least not with QCAD Professional. There might be a QCAD Community Edition port available somewhere for Chromebooks. Note that some Chromebooks use ARM processors. We haven't ported QCAD to that platform and the OpenDesign libraries (used for DXF/DWG supp...

Experimental GD&T tolerances and datum identifier support has been added to QCAD in the current snapshot release 3.24.3.10: https://qcad.org/doc/qcad/latest/reference/en/index.php?page=scripts/Pro/Draw/Dimension/Tolerance/doc/Tolerance https://qcad.org/doc/qcad/latest/reference/en/index.php?page=scr...

QCAD 3.24.3.10 is a snapshot release. Snapshot releases are not intended for production use.

An intermediate change log is available at:
https://qcad.org/changelog

Update instructions for QCAD Pro or QCAD/CAM users can be found at:
https://qcad.org/customer-area

Not really, one drawing is complete with the border, title block, the other NOT. Yes, I can see that. So if I understand you correctly, the paper size is not the problem at all but visibility of a part of the drawing? Please confirm, as above you were talking about the drawing not fitting on A0 and...

I'm afraid I still don't follow. The PDFs you posted from QCAD 3.23 and 3.24 are exactly the same size (A0). What exactly is wrong / the problem? Why do you think one will not fit on A0?

Stating with QCAD 3.23.0, the Ramer Douglas Peucker algorithm is used to simplify line segments of polylines, "tolerance" being the "epsilon" or maximum deviation from the original polyline. The manual will be updated.

You'd have to write a script that does that. Here are some starting points: Displaying all block attributes in the command line history of QCAD: https://github.com/qcad/qcad/blob/master/scripts/Misc/MiscBlock/BlockListAttributes/BlockListAttributes.js Exporting the block list as CSV file: https://gi...

I can tell that the two PDF's have the exact same paper size:
118.89 × 84.11 cm (A0)

Are you referring to something else? Or does the problem only occur when printing the PDFs?