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== User Manual ==
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Eventually, the LibreCAD user manual will be hosted at [https://librecad.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ ReadtheDocs].  A development version can be found [https://librecad-docs-dev.readthedocs.io/en/latest here].  The development version is changing a lot, but is (largely) based on the current version of LibreCAD (2.2.x).
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== Overview ==
 
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''NOTE'': This documentation is currently be updated.  Some of the documementation linked from here is based on earlier versions of LibreCAD and as a result the descriptions, commands, menus , etc  may be different from what appears in the latest release.
 
''NOTE'': This documentation is currently be updated.  Some of the documementation linked from here is based on earlier versions of LibreCAD and as a result the descriptions, commands, menus , etc  may be different from what appears in the latest release.
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== Installing and Configuring LibreCAD ==
 
== Installing and Configuring LibreCAD ==

Revision as of 15:44, 18 December 2018

User Manual

Eventually, the LibreCAD user manual will be hosted at ReadtheDocs. A development version can be found here. The development version is changing a lot, but is (largely) based on the current version of LibreCAD (2.2.x).



Overview

LibreCAD is a 2D CAD drawing tool based on the community edition of QCAD. LibreCAD uses the cross-platform framework Qt, which means it works with most operating systems. The user interface is translated in over 30 languages.

LibreCAD is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2) as published by the Free Software Foundation.


NOTE: This documentation is currently be updated. Some of the documementation linked from here is based on earlier versions of LibreCAD and as a result the descriptions, commands, menus , etc may be different from what appears in the latest release.


Installing and Configuring LibreCAD

Installing LibreCAD on Linux, Windows and Mac OS/X.

LibreCAD can also be installed from the source.

Reference Manual

Tools

Snapping

Fonts

Others (to Follow)

Options

View

Widgets

Also File, Edit, Drawing and Help

Defining coordinates / points

  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Absolute and relative

How To Guides

Printing

Others (to Follow)

Application Preferences

Drawing Preferences & Set-up

Using Layers

Using Blocks

Library Browser

Dimensioning

Tutorials

Tutorials are listed on a dedicated page. Please see Tutorials for a list of tutorials submitted by LibreCAD users.

Acknowledgements