Geometry is stored as plain numbers. This declares what those numbers mean, which is what makes exact scaled output possible.
With polar tracking on, a point being dragged from an existing one locks to the nearest multiple of this angle when the cursor comes close to it, and reports the distance and bearing along the lock.
Which points the cursor will acquire. Nearest offers a point only when no other snap is in range, so turning it on cannot displace an endpoint.
These settings apply to every dimension in the drawing. Sizes below are paper sizes; see the scale note.
Ticks are the architectural convention; arrows are the mechanical one.
Text and arrow sizes below are paper sizes. They are multiplied by this to get their size in the drawing, which is what makes a 3/16" text height meaningful on a 40-foot building.
Vector output at an exact scale, not a screenshot. Hidden and non-printable layers are left off the sheet.
The dashed border is the printable area. Anything drawn in amber falls outside it and is clipped off the sheet.
This prototype is built for a mouse and keyboard on a wide display. It has not been made for phones, tablets, or touch input, and drawing tools will not work reliably here.