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*Start BricsCAD and create a new drawing or open an existing drawing
 
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*Click in the "Panel" button to open the SPATIALMANAGER panel, which includes the main functions of Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD
 
*Click in the "Panel" button to open the SPATIALMANAGER panel, which includes the main functions of Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD
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**If you cannot or you do not want to access to the Ribbon, key in "SPM" in the Command line to open the panel
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**If you cannot or you do not want to access to the Ribbon, Toolbar o Menu, key in "SPM" in the Command line to open the panel
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**Problems with the BricsCAD Ribbon? See the Notes below
 
 
*Expand the "Sample data" Shortcut to access any sample spatial file
 
*Expand the "Sample data" Shortcut to access any sample spatial file
 
*Right-click over a file to import the spatial information as BricsCAD Objects into the current drawing or into a new drawing
 
*Right-click over a file to import the spatial information as BricsCAD Objects into the current drawing or into a new drawing
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*Check the imported BricsCAD Objects
 
*Check the imported BricsCAD Objects
 
**Note for the Trial version: during the testing period you will not be able to import more than 100 Objects from a file
 
**Note for the Trial version: during the testing period you will not be able to import more than 100 Objects from a file
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Notes about the BricsCAD Ribbon issues:
 
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*If you have no BricsCAD Ribbon, you can open it using the "_RIBBON" command in BricsCAD
 
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*Can not see the "Spatial Manager" tab in the Ribbon? Try to run BricsCAD applying a clean profile
 
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*[http://ow.ly/GE98J Other BricsCAD Ribbon issues]
 
  
  

Revision as of 21:01, 31 December 2014

A powerful BricsCAD plug-in but, how to Start it?

When you install Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD, the setup application adds also the Interface components to BricsCAD and a Sample data set including some spatial files to your system. Watch this small video and follow the next steps to learn how to start using the application and to check that all works fine


  • Start BricsCAD and create a new drawing or open an existing drawing
  • Options to access the application Commands
    • New "Spatial Manager" Toolbar
    • New "Spatial Manager" drop-down Menu
    • New "Spatial Manager" tab in the BricsCAD Ribbon (if the Ribbon is available)


File:SpatialManagerforBricsCAD-Toolbar.png


File:SpatialManagerforBricsCAD-Menu.png


File:SpatialManagerforBricsCAD-Ribbon3.png


  • Click in the "Panel" button to open the SPATIALMANAGER panel, which includes the main functions of Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD
    • If you cannot or you do not want to access to the Ribbon, Toolbar o Menu, key in "SPM" in the Command line to open the panel
  • Expand the "Sample data" Shortcut to access any sample spatial file
  • Right-click over a file to import the spatial information as BricsCAD Objects into the current drawing or into a new drawing
  • Use the Wizard default parameters in all the Wizard windows
  • Check the imported BricsCAD Objects
    • Note for the Trial version: during the testing period you will not be able to import more than 100 Objects from a file


So what now?

Now you can test the application trying to import your own spatial data, and you can access more Wiki pages to learn more about:

And some useful links to other pages of Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD:

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