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I don't think the cyan line on layer "2.Construction Line" is deleted. Rather the blue line that is underneath is moved to the top (display order). This happens because technically, the divide tool creates two entities from one. Only one of the two entities can have the same draw order as the origin...

There appears to be an incompatibility of the QCAD desktop file with your window manager. The desktop file used to launch QCAD starts QCAD with the following command: installationpath/qcad %F Where %F is usually replaced by the window manager with the file that was clicked or nothing. You can try to...

Please indicate your operating system and the way how you have obtained QCAD (download from our web site at qcad.org, installation from a 3rd party repository, compiled from sources, etc.). Thanks.

- File > Bitmap Export... - In the file dialog, choose the format (BMP, PNG, JPEG, TIFF, ...) - In the bitmap export dialog, choose the desired image size or resolution in pixels per drawing unit: Screen Shot 2015-02-04 at 09.38.11.png Keep an eye on the width and height of the bitmap. Large values ...

Perhaps, you could contact the maintainer of the QCAD package for BSD to get some information about that? I can only really comment on the official QCAD packages provided by us at http://www.qcad.org/en/qcad-downloads-trial You could also download the tar.gz for Linux and compare that with your inst...

Everything in scripts/Pro is compiled into the qcadproscripts plugin located in the plugins folder as resource. These resources can be accessed by QCAD like regular files.

Perhaps, you could explain what you are intending to do, so I can help more effectively.

An unrelated follow-up post has been split into a separate topic at:
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QCAD can be compiled against Qt 5 since about Qt version 5.2. However, there was one bug in Qt 5 which held back a Qt 5 based QCAD release for a long time: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-37926 This bug basically meant that mouse clicks at x,y arrived at a completely different locations in QCA...

What you are experiencing is caused by the way how computer monitors are made and how they work. Every display is essentially made up of tiny little dots, called pixels. Since these pixels are aligned orthogonally in a grid, only horizontal and vertical lines can be properly displayed without steps ...

From a QCAD user:

Straight lines at a slight angle from the horizontal axis appear to be shown as a series of short horizontal lines making up the line. How can I prevent this from happening?

BTW: You can launch QCAD with the command line switch -debug-action-order to display the group orders and sort orders of all menu entries.

Please use qDebug() to output information in your loops to see what's going on: qDebug("id_bloku:",id_bloku); ... qDebug("blok:",blok.getName()); ... When posting code to the forum, please mark it and choose JavaScript from the combobox to format it in a readable way: Screen Shot 2015-02-03 at 10.15...

The numbers are intended to define a global, unique sort order over all tools in QCAD. The reason for this is to ensure a defined order even if tools are moved around. Some customers create their own user interface in which menus and tools are organized in a different way. Since you are creating you...

I case it matters, I am running a BSD machine. Your QCAD installation is likely broken. My guess is that QCAD cannot find its fonts on your installation. A proper installation reflects the contents of an official QCAD package as downloaded from: http://www.qcad.org/en/qcad-downloads-trial Note the ...

OK, good to hear!