RealCADD and iPocket Draw

George, Hubert,

Thanks for your appreciations !

When you zoom with ⌘+ or ⌘-, the zoom is centered on selected object(s).
When the rulers are displayed, you can drag the cross at the upper left corner and put the origin where you want.

George, I have modified the back color of texts as you ask.

RealCADD 4.41b6 is available for Mac and Windows to test :

For Mac : http://www.adx-online.com/RealCADD441b6_Mac.zip

For Windows : http://www.adx-online.com/RealCADD441b6_Windows.zip

Thank you very much to help me to improve RealCADD.

debenriver wrote:Select the objects (lines. polygons, arcs, bezier curves, etc). Click ⌥⌘L. Click ⌥⌘P. And it's done.

George,

I think that it is better to :
- select the objects
- Duplicate ⌘D
- Convert to lines ⌥⌘L
- Convert to polygon ⌥⌘P
- Choose the back color
- Send backward ⌥⌘B

Bonjour,

An user which is not on the forum has some crashes on Windows 8 which I can't reproduce on Windows 7.
If another windows 8 user can say if he has also some problems that will help me.

Thanks.

George,

Yes you are right.
If you want to keep the original objects, you have to duplicate them before the conversion to polygon.

Hubert,

I noticed that in some cases this problem occurs when vertical or horizontal lines are not exactly vertical or horizontal.
When you edit each segment of the polygon you have probably some dx or dy which are -0.0
If you change them to 0, the hatch will work.

Bonjour Hubert, I don't use many colors in my drawings and when I print them, I do it in black and white. I use the colors only to know on which layer are the objects. So I have not worked deeply on the management of the colors. What about an update of the colors pallet like this : http://www.adx-on...

Hubert,

You have only to convert the arcs to lines before.

Cordialement.

Bonjour Hubert,

For your first request, what do you think about that :


??

Bonjour Hubert, This feature exists already. Take the red rectangle at the upper-left corner without select it before (if not modify it instead of move it) And without release the mouse, Move it at the first attraction point that you want, then at the second The points are now stored as alignment po...