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The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
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User interface
The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
- Structure of the user interface
- Building services toolbar
  The building services toolbar is the dynamic command centre of STUDIO.
- Menu
  - File
  - Edit
  - View
  - CAD view
  - Drawing
  - Dimensioning
  - Change
  - Settings
  - Material
  - Tools
    - Write block
      Creates a new block
    - Create block
      Creates a new block
    - Insert block
      Inserts a block into the drawing
    - Edit attribute
      Edit attribute
    - Add attribute
      Adds an attribute
    - BHatch
      Closed areas or selected objects are filled with a hatch pattern, an area fill or a gradation fill
    - Convert polyline to mesh
      Converts polylines to mesh objects
    - In the foreground
      Places the selected object in front of all other objects in the drawing
    - Into the background
      Places the selected object behind all other objects in the drawing
    - Measure distance
      Measures a distance
    - Show coordinates of a point
      Displays the coordinates of a specified position
    - Area
      Area
    - Clean up
      Removes unused elements such as layers, line types and hatching patterns from the drawing
    - Optimise drawing
      Optimises the drawing
  - Extras
  - Window
  - Help
- Toolbar
  The toolbar is located at the top of the screen directly below the menu bar.
- Status bar
  The status bar shows the current status of STUDIO.

Area

Button:

Command name: MeasurePlan

You can define what you want to measure by selecting an object or defining points.

Select the measurement method:

Enter p to perform the measurement using freely defined points. Then define the points in the drawing and confirm them with the Enter key.
Enter e to measure a drawing object. Then click on the drawing object to carry out the measurement.

The result for the area and length or the circumference is displayed in drawing units.