Other Objects

The geometry of the assemblies, main parts and sub-parts is usually enhanced to include further objects, for detail design of the drawing or as a construction aid.

Examples include:

Dimensionings and texts (2-D and 3-D)

Processing planes (3-D)
The drawing plane is normally the screen plane. By defining processing planes, however, you can choose any other surface as the drawing plane in a 3-D drawing.
Views (3-D)
A view refers to a projection, i.e. a two-dimensional representation of 3-D objects. A distinction is made, for example, between standard views (top view, side view, front view), isometries and axonometries.
Pixel graphics
In addition to the previously described drawing objects, HiCAD also allows you to insert pixel graphics, e.g. company logos, into your drawing.
Drawing frames and title blocks
HiCAD provides drawing frames in various DIN formats including title block, which you can load into your drawing.
Grids and auxiliary lines
2-D and 3-D grids as well as 2-D auxiliary lines can be used as construction aids.
Paste clipboard contents

You can paste texts, graphics and excel tables via the Windows clipboard into HiCAD drawings.