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INTRODUCTION

1.1 Documents Purpose and Credits

This document was produced using initial work by Bob Woltz. The Quick Start Guide to LibreCAD by Jasleen Kaur

(January 2014) is beneficial to download. Refer to the section named LibreCAD References for further information. The

additions and amendments here are not the work of anyone with programming experience and I have little LibreCAD

experience and this document may have many errors. It has been made with a wholehearted effort to produce a

workable desktop reference for those with little LibreCAD experience and are trying to learn how to use it; like I am.

At times a description or clarification has been added to the notes, that may not be strictly necessary, but we hope is an

aid to assist those where the English language is not their first language.

I believe the size of the document shows the need for a manual and I hope that others can point out errors and

refinements as necessary so that further amendments can be produced. More work can always go into elaborating and

checking; it becomes the law of diminishing returns, so here it is but imperfect. Illustrations are minimal because you will

have the screen in front of you as a constant reference and this document is big enough to print out as it is. Much of the

material is based on the LibreCAD Forum and thanks is due to the many persons who took the time to ask for assistance.

Searching through the mass of documentation I found many points and features that I was unaware of and I will be

surprised if many users of LibreCAD do not experience the same feeling. Thanks to all who spent the time and effort to

put the LibreCAD program together and continue to support it. This document with its content is made available under Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike.

If the document name above with year, month and day format is also at the start of the file name (shown at the top of the

screen) this will file this document in date order within any LibreCAD folder. This permits any amendment with a later date

to be easily found.

The document was formulated in Apache Open Office version 4.1.3 (2016). It could be saved into Microsoft Word

97/2000/XP (.doc format) but perhaps with some lose of formating. Alternatively convert into a PDF, although that may

not be desirable.

1.2 Description of Apache Open Office Functions:

To be taken to a numbered page of this document: Position your curser over the page number in the Contents Section

(below). Use keyboard shortform Ctrl and left mouse click when the curser changes into 'hand symbol' when you are

pointing at the desired page number. The document then will open to the required page of the this document.

To navigate around this document: press the F5 key (generally in the top row of the keyboard) OR the small 'compass'

icon (alongside the 'binoculars' icon) on the tool bar under the Menu bar and a small window opens.

This window can be moved (dragged) on to a little used part of your screen for future use. Repeat the F5 key command

to remove the active window from view. In the small window if you double left mouse click on Headings Contents

Section this document will go to that location (or any other section you double click on) after you scroll down and find its

location. Or you can scroll down using the scroll bars in the auxiliary window until you find the section you are after and

then double click that section heading.

To find a word in this document click on the 'binoculars' icon (on tool icons below the Menu bar) with the tool-tip 'Find and

Replace' (Ctrl+F) type a word in the Search for pane and click on the Find radio button. A small window opens asking

basically 'do you want to continue' if you click on 'yes' button the 'Find and Replace' window opens. Now every time you

press the 'Find' button it will open to the next usage of the word in the document. For example: If you want to find out

about Trim, type the word into the Search area of the 'Find and Replace' window that opens when you click on the

'binoculars' icon (remember it is Apache Open Office) and continually press 'Find' to progressively work through this

document so you can read the information. The other way to consider only 'headings' is as mentioned in the previous

paragraph.

Be careful using the Scroll bars to move through the document as the size of this Manual may cause the program to

'crash'. It may be preferable to use the wheel mouse or auxiliary screen as noted above.

To learn how to modify and add more to this document; refer to the section How to Modify the LibreCAD Users Manual

CONTENTS SECTION

1.1 Documents Purpose and Credits...............................................................................................................................1

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1.2 Description of Apache Open Office Functions:...........................................................................................................1

CONTENTS SECTION.........................................................................................................................................................1

REVISION LIST....................................................................................................................................................................8

LibreCAD REFERENCES.....................................................................................................................................................8

OTHER REFERENCES........................................................................................................................................................9

OVERVIEW To LibreCAD.....................................................................................................................................................9

1.1 Program Features....................................................................................................................................................9

1.2 How to Start Program:................................................................................................................................................9

1.3 Initial Settings:............................................................................................................................................................9

1.4 Terminology:............................................................................................................................................................10

1.5 Initial Drawing Method:.............................................................................................................................................10

1.6 Abbreviations used in these notes:...........................................................................................................................10

1.7 Mouse Settings:........................................................................................................................................................10

1.8 Application - Screen Description:............................................................................................................................10

MENU BAR - Description....................................................................................................................................................13

TOOL BARS - 1st Row.......................................................................................................................................................16

TOOL BARS - 2nd Row......................................................................................................................................................18

Pen Selection Tool bar ...................................................................................................................................................18

Exclusive Snap Mode Tool bar ......................................................................................................................................18

1.1 EX.............................................................................................................................................................................18

1.2 SNAP FREE..............................................................................................................................................................18

1.4 SNAP GRID..............................................................................................................................................................18

1.5 SNAP ON ENDPOINTS...........................................................................................................................................18

1.6 SNAP ON ENTITY...................................................................................................................................................19

1.7 SNAP CENTER........................................................................................................................................................19

1.8 SNAP MIDDLE.........................................................................................................................................................19

1.9 SNAP DISTANCE.....................................................................................................................................................19

1.10 SNAP INTERSECTION...........................................................................................................................................19

1.11RESTRICT NOTHING..............................................................................................................................................19

1.12 RESTRICT ORTHOGONAL....................................................................................................................................19

1.13 RESTRICT to HORIZONTAL..................................................................................................................................19

1.14 RESTRICT to VERTICAL........................................................................................................................................19

1.15 SET RELATIVE ZERO............................................................................................................................................19

1.16 LOCK RELATIVE ZERO.........................................................................................................................................19

1.17 USE OF SNAPS.....................................................................................................................................................19

1.18 USE OF GRIPS......................................................................................................................................................20

TOOL BAR CREATION .....................................................................................................................................................20

OPTIONAL TOOL BARS....................................................................................................................................................20

STARTING TO DRAWING..................................................................................................................................................22

1.1 Sketch......................................................................................................................................................................22

1.2 Set up object outline using Construction Lines .......................................................................................................22

1.3 Outlines....................................................................................................................................................................22

SAVING DRAWINGS..........................................................................................................................................................23

COMMAND LINE ...............................................................................................................................................................23

1.1 Use of Angles with Command Line.........................................................................................................................23

1.2 Command and Shortform List Preface....................................................................................................................23

1.3 Using the Command Line.........................................................................................................................................24

1.4 Summary..................................................................................................................................................................24

1.5 Precautions When Using the Command Line...........................................................................................................25

Command List and Functionality.........................................................................................................................................25

SHORT-CUTS / HOT-KEYS...............................................................................................................................................27

CHANGING PROGRAM and DRAWING SETTINGS.........................................................................................................27

APPLICATION SETTINGS.................................................................................................................................................27

1.1 Appearance tab........................................................................................................................................................27

1.2 Path tab ..................................................................................................................................................................28

1.3 Defaults tab..............................................................................................................................................................29

CURRENT DRAWING SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................................29

1.1 Paper Size and Format............................................................................................................................................29

1.2 Units.........................................................................................................................................................................29

1.3 Grid..........................................................................................................................................................................30

1.4 Dimensions .............................................................................................................................................................30

1.5 Splines ....................................................................................................................................................................30

1.6 Save this Drawing as Your Initial Template .............................................................................................................30

TO MAKE YOUR OWN TOOLBAR ....................................................................................................................................30

PRELIMINARY TOOL USE.................................................................................................................................................30

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1.1 LibreCAD coordinate Panels....................................................................................................................................31

1.2 Absolute Cartesian Coordinates ( ).........................................................................................................................31

1.3 Relative Cartesian Coordinates (@) ........................................................................................................................31

1.4 Absolute Polar Coordinates ( )................................................................................................................................32

1.5 Relative Polar Coordinates (@)................................................................................................................................32

1.6 Using Coordinates to Restrict within a Area or Border.............................................................................................32

DRAWING ENTITIES..........................................................................................................................................................32

1.1 Copy Entities to another Layer.................................................................................................................................32

1.1 Construction Lines....................................................................................................................................................33

1.2 Drawing Orthogonal Lines from Point.......................................................................................................................33

1.3 Drawing with Offset a line or other entity.................................................................................................................34

1.4 Drawing with Offset a line or other entity.................................................................................................................34

1.5 Drawing Parallel lines...............................................................................................................................................34

1.6 Line Width (Lineweight)............................................................................................................................................34

1.7 Line Width (Lineweight) with Polylines.....................................................................................................................34

1.8 Linetype Scale..........................................................................................................................................................35

1.9 White Space.............................................................................................................................................................35

1.10 Modifying Properties ..............................................................................................................................................36

Layer Types - Benefits and Disadvantages........................................................................................................................36

1.1 By Layer (Default)....................................................................................................................................................36

1.2 By Block...................................................................................................................................................................36

1.3 Custom Colours........................................................................................................................................................36

1.4 Standard Colours (Recommended)..........................................................................................................................36

SELECTING COLOURS FOR COLOUR PRINTING..........................................................................................................36

COLOUR (LINEWEIGHT) and LINETYPES CHART..........................................................................................................36

1.5 Colours Selected to Identify Lineweight...................................................................................................................37

1.6 Modifying Line Attributes..........................................................................................................................................37

MENU BAR > FILE or OPTIONS, or EDIT, or VIEW...........................................................................................................37

MENU BAR > PLUGINS >.................................................................................................................................................37

1.1 Align........................................................................................................................................................................37

1.2 Read ASCII points...................................................................................................................................................38

1.3 ESRI shape file........................................................................................................................................................38

1.4 List entities..............................................................................................................................................................38

1.5 Read PIC file...........................................................................................................................................................38

1.6 Same Properties (Paintbrush).................................................................................................................................38

MENU BAR > TOOLS > (Draw sections)...........................................................................................................................38

1.1 Line Two Points........................................................................................................................................................38

1.2 Line Angle...............................................................................................................................................................39

1.3 Line Horizontal.........................................................................................................................................................39

1.4 Line Vertical.............................................................................................................................................................39

1.5 Line Rectangle.........................................................................................................................................................40

1.6 Line Parallel through Point.......................................................................................................................................40

1.7 Line Parallel.............................................................................................................................................................40

1.8 Line Bisector............................................................................................................................................................40

1.9 Line Tangent Point, Centre .....................................................................................................................................40

1.10 Line Tangent Centre, Centre..................................................................................................................................40

1.11 Line Tangent Orthogonal........................................................................................................................................40

1.12 Line Orthogonal......................................................................................................................................................40

1.13 Line Relative Angle................................................................................................................................................40

1.14 Line Polygon Centre, Corner..................................................................................................................................40

1.15 Line Polygon Corner, Corner..................................................................................................................................40

1.16 Line Divide (Refer to Modify Divide).......................................................................................................................41

1.1 Circle, Point .............................................................................................................................................................41

1.2 Circle, 2 Points .......................................................................................................................................................41

1.3 Circle, 2 Points, Radius ...........................................................................................................................................41

1.4 Circle, 3 Points ........................................................................................................................................................41

1.5 Circle, Center, Radius .............................................................................................................................................41

1.6 Circle, Tangential, 2 Circles, 1 Point .......................................................................................................................41

1.7 Circle, Tangential, 2 Points .....................................................................................................................................41

1.8 Circle, Tangential, 2 Circles, 1 Point .......................................................................................................................41

1.9 Circle, Tangential, 2 Points .....................................................................................................................................41

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1.10 Circle, Tangential, 2 Circles, Radius......................................................................................................................41

1.11 Circle, Tangential, 3 Circles...................................................................................................................................41

1.1 Curve, Point, Angles.................................................................................................................................................42

1.2 Curve 3 Points..........................................................................................................................................................42

1.3 Curve Arc Tangential................................................................................................................................................42

1.4 Curve Spline.............................................................................................................................................................42

1.5 Curve Spline through points.....................................................................................................................................42

1.6 Curve Ellipse Arc (Axis)............................................................................................................................................42

1.7 Curve Freehand Line................................................................................................................................................42

1.1 Ellipse (Axis)............................................................................................................................................................42

1.2 Ellipse Foci Point......................................................................................................................................................42

1.3 Ellipse 4 point...........................................................................................................................................................42

1.4 Ellipse center and 3 Points.......................................................................................................................................43

1.5 Ellipse Inscribed.......................................................................................................................................................43

1.1 Polyline Polyline.......................................................................................................................................................43

1.2 Polyline Add node....................................................................................................................................................43

1.3 Polyline Append node..............................................................................................................................................43

1.4 Polyline Delete node................................................................................................................................................43

1.5 Polyline Delete between two nodes..........................................................................................................................43

1.6 Polyline Trim segments............................................................................................................................................43

1.7 Polyline Create equidistant polylines........................................................................................................................43

1.8 Polyline Create Polyline from existing segments......................................................................................................44

SELECT and SELECTION POINTER.................................................................................................................................44

1.1 Selection Pointer .....................................................................................................................................................44

1.2 Deselect all ..............................................................................................................................................................44

1.2 Select All..................................................................................................................................................................44

1.3 Select Entity.............................................................................................................................................................44

1.4 (De-) Select Contour................................................................................................................................................44

1.5 Select Window.........................................................................................................................................................44

1.6 Deselect Window......................................................................................................................................................44

1.7 Select Intersected Entities........................................................................................................................................44

1.8 Deselect Intersected Entities....................................................................................................................................44

1.9 (De-) Selected Layer ...............................................................................................................................................44

1.10 Invert Selection.......................................................................................................................................................44

COPY and PASTE..............................................................................................................................................................44

1.1 Moving entity from one layer to another...................................................................................................................45

1.2 Dimension Aligned...................................................................................................................................................45

1.3 Dimension Linear.....................................................................................................................................................46

1.4 Dimension Horizontal...............................................................................................................................................46

1.5 Dimension Vertical...................................................................................................................................................46

1.6 Dimension Radial.....................................................................................................................................................47

1.7 Dimension Diametric................................................................................................................................................47

1.8 Dimension Angular...................................................................................................................................................47

1.9 Dimension Leader (Text)..........................................................................................................................................47

1.1 Modify Order............................................................................................................................................................48

1.2 * Modify Move / Copy...............................................................................................................................................48

1.3 Modify Rotate...........................................................................................................................................................48

1.4 Modify Scale.............................................................................................................................................................48

1.5 Modify Mirror............................................................................................................................................................49

1.6 Modify Move and Rotate..........................................................................................................................................49

1.7 Modify Rotate 2........................................................................................................................................................49

1.8 Modify Revert Direction............................................................................................................................................49

1.9 Modify Trim..............................................................................................................................................................49

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