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User interface
The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
Toolbar
The toolbar is located at the top of the screen directly below the menu bar.
CAD Alignment
Rotate 90° to the left
Rotates the selected objects 90° to the left

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
- Toolbar
  The toolbar is located at the top of the screen directly below the menu bar.
  - Edit
  - Document
  - Project
  - CAD format
  - CAD dimensioning
  - CAD General
  - CAD blocks
  - CAD drawing 2D
  - CAD layer
  - CAD Render
  - CAD Zoom
  - CAD drawing 3D
  - CAD user coordinate system
  - CAD tools
  - CAD Export
  - CAD catch
  - CAD view
  - CAD editing
  - CAD Alignment
    - Align top
      Aligns the selected objects to the upper boundary edge
    - Align centre
      Aligns the selected objects horizontally to the centre
    - Align bottom
      Aligns the selected objects to the bottom boundary edge
    - Align left
      Aligns the selected objects to the left border edge
    - Align centred
      Aligns the selected objects vertically to the centre
    - Align right
      Aligns the selected objects to the right boundary edge
    - Distribute horizontally
      Distributes the selected objects evenly horizontally
    - Distribute vertically
      Distributes the selected objects evenly vertically
    - Rotate 90° to the left
      Rotates the selected objects 90° to the left
    - Rotate 90° to the right
      Rotates the selected objects 90° to the right
    - Rotate 180°
      Rotates the selected objects by 180°
- Status bar
  The status bar shows the current status of STUDIO.

Rotate 90° to the left

Rotates the selected objects 90° to the left

Button:

Command name: Rotate90Left

Select the objects to be rotated in the drawing.

Note the PICKADD drawing variable for a multiple selection.