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Text, 外形寸法, Gridlines and Revision Clouds

DIMS / GRIDLINE / CLOUD Commands

DIMS / GRIDLINE / CLOUD toolbar group contains annotation, gridline, and revision-markup tools used for drafting and documentation in SkyCiv CAD.

Most tools use click-based placement and support active snap settings for accurate alignment.

外形寸法

Use dimension tools to annotate linear, projected, angular, and radius measurements directly on the canvas.

Create Dimension

Place a standard linear distance dimension between two points

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Create Dimension tool places a linear dimension showing the true distance between two clicked points, complete with extension lines, dimension line, arrows, and a measurement label.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Dimension.
  2. 2Click the first measurement point.
  3. 3Click the second measurement point.
  4. 4Move the cursor to offset the dimension line, then click to place it.
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ヒント: Snaps help you align to exact endpoints and midpoints for accurate measurements. Use the Dimensions settings accordion to control arrow style, text offset, and extension line gaps.

Create Projected Dimension

Show horizontal or vertical projection distance between two points

Projected Dimension measures and annotates only the horizontal or vertical component of the distance between two pointsuseful for sloped members where you need the plan or elevation span.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Projected Dimension.
  2. 2Click the first point.
  3. 3Click the second point.
  4. 4Click to place the projected dimension.
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ヒント: The projected dimension automatically chooses horizontal or vertical based on the cursor position when placing. Move the cursor above/below the points for horizontal, or left/right for vertical.

Create Angle Dimension

Measure and annotate the angle between two lines

Default ShortcutDA

Angle Dimension places an arc-shaped dimension showing the included angle between two selected lines, with the measurement label positioned along the arc.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Angle Dimension.
  2. 2Click the first line.
  3. 3Click the second line.
  4. 4Move the cursor and click to place the angle arc and label.
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ヒント: The cursor position when placing determines which of the four possible angle sectors is shown – インテリア, exterior, or the two supplementary angles. Position the cursor inside the desired sector.

Create Radius Dimension

Annotate the radius of an arc or circle

Radius Dimension places a callout from the center of an arc or circle showing its radius, with a leader line and R-prefixed label.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Radius Dimension.
  2. 2Click an arc or circle.
  3. 3Move the cursor and click to position the radius callout leader.
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ヒント: Use the Dimensions settings accordion to control the arrow style and whether to show the R prefix before the value.

Text and Leader

Create Leader Text

Add an arrowhead leader pointing to an object with a text note

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引出線テキスト tool creates an arrowhead pointing to a specific location on the drawing and connects it to a text callout. Used for material notes, detail markers, and reference labels.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Leader Text.
  2. 2Click the arrowhead tip location on the object.
  3. 3Click the text anchor location.
  4. 4Enter the annotation text and confirm.
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ヒント: When a single note applies to multiple locations, 使用する マルチ引出線テキスト instead to connect several arrowheads to one callout block.

Create Multi-Leader Text

Create one callout note with multiple leader arrows

マルチ引出線テキスト creates a single annotation block with multiple arrowhead leaders pointing to different locations. Use it when one note applies to several objects or positions at once.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Multi-Leader Text.
  2. 2Click the text anchor point.
  3. 3Click each arrowhead tip location.
  4. 4Enter annotation text and press 入る to confirm.
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ヒント: After placing, you can move both the anchor point and individual arrowhead tips independently by selecting the annotation and dragging the handles.

Create Text

Place styled text labels with font, サイズ, and alignment controls

Default ShortcutT

Create Text tool places a standalone text label on the canvas. Font, サイズ, bold/italic styling, alignment, and color are all configurable before or after placement.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Text.
  2. 2Click the anchor point on the canvas to open the text dialog.
  3. 3Enter text content and configure font, サイズ, and alignment.
  4. 4クリック Create Text to place the label.
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ヒント: Text objects snap to the cursor position; enabling Snap to Align makes it easy to horizontally or vertically align labels with existing geometry.

Create Table

Insert a formatted table annotation directly on the drawing

Create Table tool inserts a structured data table as a drawing annotation. Use it for schedules, セクションのプロパティ, load tables, or general reference data within the sheet.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Table.
  2. 2Click the anchor point for table placement.
  3. 3Configure table content, 行, and styling in the dialog.
  4. 4Confirm to insert the table.
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ヒント: After placing, double-click the table to re-open the editor and modify cell content, add rows, or adjust column widths.

Gridline and Construction

Create Gridline

Draw labeled structural reference gridlines

グリッドライン are labeled reference axes used in structural drawings to define the building grid. They display a label bubble at each end and support snapping via the Snap to Gridlines オプション.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Gridline.
  2. 2Set the gridline label in the Settings panel.
  3. 3Click the first endpoint.
  4. 4Click the second endpoint to place the gridline.
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ヒント: Gridlines with the same label auto-increment (あ, A1, A2…). 有効にする Snap to Gridlines in the Snaps panel to snap geometry to the extended gridline paths.

Vertical Construction Line

Create infinite vertical reference lines that do not appear in exports

Vertical Construction Lines are infinite vertical reference lines used for alignment and snapping. They are visible on canvas but are excluded from all exports.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1Activate vertical construction line mode.
  2. 2Click the X-position on the canvas to place the line.
  3. 3Continue clicking to place more lines. 押す ESC to exit.
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ヒント: 有効にする Snap to Construction Lines in the Snaps panel to use construction lines as snap targets when drawing other geometry.

Horizontal Construction Line

Create infinite horizontal reference lines that do not appear in exports

Horizontal Construction Lines are infinite horizontal reference lines for alignment and snapping. Like vertical construction lines, they are visible on canvas but excluded from all exports.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1Activate horizontal construction line mode.
  2. 2Click the Y-position on the canvas to place the line.
  3. 3Continue clicking to place more lines. 押す ESC to exit.
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ヒント: Combine horizontal and vertical construction lines to create a custom reference grid, then enable Snap to Construction Lines to work precisely within it.

Angled Construction Line

Create infinite reference lines at any angle

Angled Construction Lines are infinite reference lines defined by two clicked points. They extend infinitely in both directions at the angle defined by the two picks, supporting snapping in the same way as vertical and horizontal variants.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1Activate angled construction line mode.
  2. 2Click the first point.
  3. 3Click the second point to define the angle direction.
  4. 4An infinite line is created through both points.
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ヒント: Use an angled construction line to define a reference direction for a sloped member, then use Snap to Parallel to draw other geometry at the same angle.

Revision Cloud

Create Revision Cloud Frame

Draw a rectangular revision cloud from a click-drag frame

Revision Cloud Frame tool generates a rectangular arc-chain border by dragging a bounding box. The arc bump size is configurable in the Shapes accordion.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Create Revision Cloud Frame.
  2. 2Click and drag to define the frame bounds.
  3. 3Release to generate the cloud border automatically.
  4. 4Adjust the arc bump radius in the Shapes accordion if needed.
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ヒント: Set the revision arc radius in the Shapes accordion drawing to get the desired cloud density. Larger radius = fewer, rounder bumps; smaller radius = more bumps along the perimeter.

Create Revision Cloud Frame By Circle

Draw a circular revision cloud by center and radius

Cloud Frame by Circle creates a circular arc-chain cloud border defined by a center point and radiusideal for highlighting a circular or point-based area on the drawing.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1Activate circle cloud mode.
  2. 2Click the center point.
  3. 3Move cursor outward and click to set the radius.
  4. 4The cloud is created as a circular arc-chain frame.
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ヒント: Type a numeric radius and press 入る for a precise circle size instead of clicking visually.

Handdrawn Revision Cloud

Sketch a freeform revision cloud boundary

Handdrawn Revision Cloud lets you sketch a freeform outline that is automatically converted into a bumped arc-chain cloud border. Great for organic or asymmetric revision areas.

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Step-by-step

  1. 1活性化 Handdrawn Revision Cloud.
  2. 2Click once to start the boundary path.
  3. 3Hold and drag to sketch the freeform outline.
  4. 4Release to complete the cloud boundary.
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ヒント: Sketch slowly for smoother results. The arc bump frequency follows the Revision Arc Radius setting in the Shapes accordionsmaller values produce denser bumps.

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