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What's New

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  • New Features in DWGSee CAD 2027
    • Extract Dim
    • SCRIPT
    • UNION(Command)
    • SUBTRACT (Command)
    • MASSPROP
    • Rename

Get Started

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  • Command Line List
  • Main Features
  • System Requirements
  • Welcome to DWGSee CAD

Have You Tried?

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  • Isolate Objects
  • How to use Design Center in DWGSee CAD
  • How to merge lines/arcs to one ployline
  • How to Draw Arrows in DWGSee CAD
  • How to Select Objects Based on Shared Properties?

User Guide

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  • Manage Drawing Files
    • ISOLATEOBJECTS (Command)
    • UNISOLATEOBJECTS (Command)
    • HIDEOBJECTS (Command)
    • Units
    • Create a new drawing
  • Create Objects
    • BLEND
    • Hatch
    • Ellipse
    • Circle
    • Multiline
    • Spline
    • Point
    • XLINE
    • UNION(Command)
    • SUBTRACT (Command)
    • INTERSECT(Command)
    • Arc
    • Rectangle
    • Polygon
    • Polyline
    • Line
    • Create Text
      • STYLE
    • Create Curved and Closed Geometry
      • About Donuts
        • Donut
      • About Regions
        • Region
    • Create Linear and Reference Geometry
      • TangentLine
  • Reference External Files and Data
    • DWFATTACH
  • Defining Blocks
    • WBLOCK
    • About Purging Unreferenced Layers, Blocks, and Style Definitions
      • PURGE
  • Modify Objects
    • CHAMFER
    • EXTEND
    • TRIM
    • Pedit
    • Mledit
    • Fillet
    • Copy
    • Scale
    • Array
    • Mirror
    • PURGE
    • Duplicate and Array Objects
      • Offset
      • About Copying Objects
        • NCOPY(Command)
    • Remove Objects and Object Segments
      • Erase
      • Break
      • Join
      • About Correcting Mistakes
        • Overkill
        • OOPS
    • Change General Object Properties
      • Linetype
      • Layer
      • How to Change the Color of Selected Objects?
      • LIST
      • About Object Properties
        • MATCHPROP
    • Editing Complex Objects
      • EDITTOL
      • EXPLODE
    • Change the Size and Length of Objects
      • Lengthen
      • EXTEND
      • TRIM
    • Move and Rotate Objects
      • Align
      • Rotate
      • Stretch
      • Move
  • Control Drawing Views
    • REGEN
    • ZOOM
    • PAN
  • Control Precision with Drafting Aids
    • LIMITS (Command)
  • Add Hatches, Fills, Tables, and Revision Clouds
    • Wipeout
  • Create Notes, Labels, and Leaders
    • Extract Dim
    • ANNOALLVISIBLE (System Variable)
  • Dimension Objects
    • TOLERANCE
    • CenterLine

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  • Rectangle

Rectangle

Creates a closed rectangular polyline from the specified parameters such as its diagonal corner points, dimensions, area, and type of corners.

To Draw a Rectangle #

  • Click Draw > Rectangle
  • Specify the first corner of the rectangle.
  • Specify the other corner of the rectangle.

By Length and Width #

  • Click Draw> Rectangle.
  • Specify the first corner of the rectangle.
  • Enter D for Dimensions.
  • Enter the length.
  • Enter the width.
  • Specify the other corner.
  • Note: You are restricted by the length and width values.

By Area #

  • Click Draw> Rectangle.
  • Specify the first corner of the rectangle.
  • Enter A for Area.
  • Enter the area.
  • Do one of the following:
  • Enter L to enter the length. The width is calculated based on the length and the area.
  • Enter W to enter the width. The length is calculated based on the width and the area.
  • Enter the value for the length or width.

With Rotation #

  • Click Draw > Rectangle.
  • Specify the first corner of the rectangle.
  • Enter R for Rotation.
  • Enter the rotation value or enter P to pick two points to define the angle of rotation.
  • Specify the other corner.
Command Line, Rectangle
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Table of Contents
  • To Draw a Rectangle
  • By Length and Width
  • By Area
  • With Rotation

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