Autodesk 057A1-05A111-1001 Getting Started Guide - Page 173
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Term system variable template drawing text style thaw tiled viewports tool palette tree view UCS UCS icon user coordinate system (UCS) vertex view viewport window selection xref zoom Definition A name similar to a command used as a mode, size, or limit. Readonly system variables, such as DWGNAME, cannot be modified directly by the user. A drawing file with preestablished settings for new drawings such as aclt.dwt and acltiso.dwt; however, any drawing can be used as a template. A named, saved collection of settings that determines the appearance of text characters-for example, stretched, compressed, oblique, mirrored, or set in a vertical column. A setting that displays previously frozen layers. See also freeze. (LAYER) See model viewports. tabbed areas within the Tool Palettes window that provide an efficient method for organizing, sharing, and placing blocks and hatches. A hierarchical list that can be expanded or collapsed to control the amount of information displayed. Tree views are available in DesignCenter, the Purge dialog box, and the Help system. See user coordinate system (UCS). An icon that indicates the orientation of the UCS axes. (UCSICON) A user-defined coordinate system that defines the orientation of the X, Y, and Z axes in 3D space. The UCS determines the default placement of geometry in a drawing. See also world coordinate system (WCS). A location where edges or polyline segments meet. A graphical representation of a model from a specific location (viewpoint) in space. See also viewport. (VPOINT, DVIEW, VIEW) See model viewports and layout viewports See also view. (VPORTS) A rectangular area specified in the drawing area to select multiple objects at the same time. See also crossing selection and polygon window selection. See external reference (xref). To reduce or increase the apparent magnification of the drawing area. (ZOOM) Glossary | 167