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CADPower

Draw a Rectangle Box at The Current Screen Extents: CP_BOXSCREEN – CADPower Command

Summary

The CP_BOXSCREEN command creates a closed polyline that represents the extents of the current viewport. This is a quick and effective way to outline or reference the visible area on the screen for annotations, layouts, or other design purposes.

CADPower -> Draw Tools -> Rule – Based -> Draw a rectangle box at the current screen extents

Key features include:

  • Viewport-Based Rectangle: Automatically generates a rectangle matching the current viewport extents, saving time and ensuring accuracy.
  • Closed Polyline: The rectangle is created as a closed polyline, which can be easily modified or used in further operations like trimming, hatching, or scaling.
  • Efficient Design Aid: Useful for defining boundaries, creating reference boxes, or preparing layouts in the context of the visible screen area.

The CP_BOXSCREEN command is a handy tool for CAD users needing to outline or document the current viewport extents quickly, streamlining tasks that rely on precise viewport dimensions.