Recently, Robert Green uploaded a “how-to” guide, in the Facebook group “BricsCAD Managers Unite!“, on how to make BricsCAD look and feel more like AutoCAD. By setting a few system variables, and defining a few new shortcut commands, you can…
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Below is a quick summary of some of the new features in BricsCAD v18. BricsCAD v18 supports the 2018 version DWG files. The LAYOUTMANAGER now contains a button to copy selected layout(s). The copied layouts are named using the name…
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If you are familiar with customizing AutoCAD, you are probably aware of the user defined lisp files “Acad.lsp” and “AcadDoc.lsp”. The former loads one time per session at startup, and the latter loads each time a document is loaded (presuming…
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