During the trial, you’ll be guided through the main features of the app with some interactive popups. If you missed these, or are returning to the app after some time you can refer to them again here. Action Menu The Action Menu is where...
Area’s are defined by a series of small square dots called vertices and lines that connect them to define a shape. As you draw you define where each vertex is placed and the length of the line to the next vertex. Once the shape is closed...
SketchAndCalc™ offers area calculations using imperial measurements with inch fractions which avoids any need to convert decimals to fractions or the other way around. No more will you have to calculate the decimal equivalent of 2 foot, 8 inches...
1. Select Import Image/PDF from the main menu in the top right corner, or paste an image saved in the clipboard. 2. Set the scale by identifying and drawing a ‘known length’ using the rule tool from the toolbar.3. Enter the known...
1. Display maps from the main menu in the top right corner. 2. Select the search icon from the map controls in the top left corner and enter the postal address you wish to search. Toggle between Map, Hybrid, and Satellite views, from the...
Once the drawn shape is closed, select any line length label and be prompted to manually enter its length. Selecting the label again toggles between the vertices that will be effected by the change. The label itself will point to the vertex...
From Settings, you can control how you’d like SketchAndCalc to display Imperial measurements as either Inch Fractions or Decimals. Once the display preference is set in Settings, all imperial length input fields are structured in the...
If your image has a known length use the rule tool during image import. If your image doesn’t have a known length, a drawing scale bar, or dimensions of any sort, but the plans scale is indicated (⅛ : 1′) you can calculate the drawing scale...
Once the drawn shape is closed, select any vertex to highlight it. Once highlighted use the keyboards cursor keys to fine adjust its position. Mobile users can drag a vertex into position once selected. If this FAQ didn’t answer your...
To remove lines whilst drawing simply use the Undo tool in the toolbar. If you have drawn a closed shape, select any point to highlight it. Once highlighted use the keyboard delete key to remove that vertex. You can always use the Undo tool...
Once the drawn shape is closed, double-click any line at the point you wish to add a new vertex. A new vertex will be added at that point. With the new vertex highlighted, make fine adjustments to its position using the keyboards cursor keys...
Select the magic wand from the toolbar on the right and click inside the space you want to select. Controls will appear along the top of the screen allowing the user to change the tolerance (the color and contrast of pixels included in the...