Window

The Window Menu Bar provides access to commands that display tool palettes, non-modal dialog tools, and window management commands.

TurboCAD 2D

TurboCAD 2d/3d&TurboCAD Pro

Tools

The Tools option will toggle on or off the tool’s palette. The Tools Menu is the main tool palette for the application as it contains selection, basic curve creation and modifications, annotations, and transformations

Custom Tools

The Custom Tool palette options provide a means to create user defined tool palettes

New Palette

This option allows you to create a custom palette by setting the number of columns and rows, as well as the icon’s size and even whether or not the palette is transparent.

Delete/Show

The Delete and Show options allow you to delete palettes you’ve created and turn on or off their visibility.

Show--Hide

The Show-Hide tools help manage the display of your drawing. Show-Hide will turn on or off the display attribute of an object. The result of a show-hide command is different from a delete command. The latter removes the object from the database, whereas a show-hide only affects an object’s display/select status. There are five options for show-hide:

Show

Turns on the display of hidden selected objects. (Requires that you know the area where they are hidden).

Show All

Turns on all hidden objects in the current displayed layers.

Show Only

Turns on selected objects for display and turns everything else off.

Hide

Turns off the display of selected objects.

Invert

Turns off all displayed objects and turns on all blanked off objects.

Show Parents

Turns on parents of the selected objects.

Hide Parents

Turns off parents of the selected objects.

The Show/Hide Tool palette supports preselected objects and a one-time operation. This means after using one these tools, you return to the previous tool. To continue within the tool, press the Shift key. In addition, the Show option was modified to display hidden entities in light grey so that you can see the objects you want to convert from hidden to displayed.

Shows Hidden in Light Grey