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User interface
The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
Status bar
The status bar shows the current status of STUDIO.
Status bar
OFANG
With the object snap, you can precisely define geometric points on existing objects without having to know the exact coordinates of these points.

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.
- Status bar
  The status bar shows the current status of STUDIO.
  - Status bar
    - Grid spacing
      Displaying and adjusting the grid spacing
    - PICKADD
      You use the PICKADD drawing variable to determine the selection behaviour in the drawing.
    - SNAP
      You can use the grid snap drawing variable to determine the snap behaviour on the grid.
    - OFANG
      With the object snap, you can precisely define geometric points on existing objects without having to know the exact coordinates of these points.
    - ORTHO
      Use the ORTHO drawing variable to activate or deactivate perpendicular drawing.
    - LST
      Use the LST drawing variable to activate or deactivate the display of the set line thickness.
    - LTYP
      Use the LTYP drawing variable to activate or deactivate the display of the set line type.
    - RASTER
      The grid is a series of evenly spaced lines or dots that serve as a visual distance reference.

OFANG

With the object snap, you can precisely define geometric points on existing objects without having to know the exact coordinates of these points.

You can use the object snap to snap the end point of lines, arcs, the centre of a circle or the intersection of two objects. You can also use the object snap to create new objects as tangents or perpendicular to existing objects. You can use the object snap at any time. The programme prompts you to define a point if you want to create a line or an object, for example.

Activate OFANG by clicking on the OFANG button to work with the object snap.
Deactivate OFANG by clicking the OFANG button again to switch off the object snap.
You can also activate and deactivate OFANG using the F3 key.

Further settings can be found under SettingsSnap or in the settings under ExtrasSettings.