GardenCAD Tips & Tricks
| A = Arc | DI = Distance |
| B = Block | T = Text |
| C = Circle | U = Undo |
| E = Erase | P = Pan |
| I = Insert | TR = Trim |
| J = Join | SC = Scale |
| L= Line | ZR = Real Time Zoom |
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M = Move |
X = Explode |
| WTEXT | Write Windows text |
| TEXT | Standard single line text |
| MTEXT | Standard multi line text |
The list under provides some brief notes on various GardenCAD tips and tricks.
[Most of these tips are illustrated in short movies in the course 'Using GardenCAD - CAD software for landscape designers' at GardenCAD's companion web site - http://www.landscapetutor.net.]
Tracking:
One of the most powerful features of GardenCAD is its tracking option. This tool allows you to draw horizontal or vertical lines with ease and precision. Not only can GardenCAD draw lines orthogonal to one another (and at 45 degrees and other standard angluar increments) but it is also possible to create your own drawing angle and draw othogonal to it. Tracking in GardenCAD Pro is turned on by default. To control the activity of tracking, double click on the tacking button and the distance button on the bottom status line. Don't forget that you can set a special tracking angle as a supplementary value. This is especially useful if (say) the house is twisted on the block and you want to work at right angles to the house.