QCAD
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This document provides an overview of QCad, an open-source 2D CAD software. It discusses that QCad can be used to create technical drawings and works across multiple operating systems. The document also outlines QCad's history, starting in 1999, features such as layers and blocks, system requirements, licenses, and examples of companies that use QCad.
![QCAD USERS QCAD is used by the leading companies: Gas spring Technical Center - Technical assistance on the correct application of gas springs. Max Sphere - Design of mixing machines. "It [QCad] does everything from the files I send off to be water jet cut out to the machinist drawings and even the complete layout of the mixer." Comm Centre Inc. - Design of RF wireless networks. Everything from basic network layout to the mounting details of the antennas is designed with QCad. Also circuit schematics and layouts for own electronic circuits. Thursday Bicycles - Custom built, handmade bikes. and many more](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/qcad-1206729179801929-4/85/QCAD-6-320.jpg)
QCAD
- 1. PRESENTATION ON Q CAD MANINDER ROLLNO. 7674 D1 IT
- 2. INTRODUCTION QCad is an application for computer aided drafting in two dimensions (2d). With QCad you can create technical drawings such as plans for buildings, interiors, mechanical parts or schemes and diagrams. QCad works on Windows, Mac OS X and many Linux and Unix Systems. QCad was designed with modularity, extensibility and portability in mind. But what people notice most often about QCad is its intuitive user interface. QCad is a simple 2D CAD system for everyone. You don't need any CAD experience to get started with QCad immediately.
- 3. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Suggested: Pentium Processor 16 MB RAM Recommended: Pentium Processor 32 MB RAM
- 4. HISTORY OF QCAD The project QCad started in October 1999 as a fragment of CAM Expert, which is a CAM System for engraving and LASER cutting. QCad 1 was an overwhelming success. Within about two years it had an estimated user base of about 70'000, probably more. Its user interface was available in 20 languages and it received top ratings and awards on several occasions. QCad 2 was first released in September 2003. It has been designed with modularity and future extensions in mind. Moreover a couple of interesting libraries and side products evolved out of the QCad 2 development process: the QCad libraries, dxflib and vec2web
- 5. FEATURES OF QCAD Layers ,Blocks (grouping) ,35 CAD fonts included ,Metrical and Imperial units ,DXF input / output Printing to scale ,Over 40 construction tools ,Over 20 modification tools ,Construction and modification of points, lines, arcs, circles, ellipses, splines, poly lines, texts, dimensions,hatches, fills, raster images ,Various powerful entity selection tools ,Object snaps ,Measuring tools ,Part library with over 4800 CAD parts ,Scripting interface
- 6. QCAD USERS QCAD is used by the leading companies: Gas spring Technical Center - Technical assistance on the correct application of gas springs. Max Sphere - Design of mixing machines. "It [QCad] does everything from the files I send off to be water jet cut out to the machinist drawings and even the complete layout of the mixer." Comm Centre Inc. - Design of RF wireless networks. Everything from basic network layout to the mounting details of the antennas is designed with QCad. Also circuit schematics and layouts for own electronic circuits. Thursday Bicycles - Custom built, handmade bikes. and many more
- 10. LICENSES FOR QCAD There are two different licenses for QCad: QCad Professional is proprietary software. The QCad Community edition for Unix systems (X11) and Mac OS X is released under the GNU GPL license.