ConstReadonlyACADVER: "ACADVER"Drawing version identifier, for example AC1014.
ReadonlyANGBASE: "ANGBASE"Base angle, in radians, used as the zero direction for angular input/output.
ReadonlyANGDIR: "ANGDIR"Positive angle direction flag: 0 for counterclockwise, 1 for clockwise.
ReadonlyAUNITS: "AUNITS"Angular unit display mode, such as decimal degrees or degrees/minutes/seconds.
ReadonlyCECOLOR: "CECOLOR"Current color applied to newly created entities.
ReadonlyCELTSCALE: "CELTSCALE"Current entity linetype scale multiplier for newly created entities.
ReadonlyCELWEIGHT: "CELWEIGHT"Current lineweight applied to newly created entities.
ReadonlyCLAYER: "CLAYER"Current layer name used when creating new entities.
ReadonlyCOLORTHEME: "COLORTHEME"UI color theme selector used by the application shell or viewer integration.
ReadonlyEXTMAX: "EXTMAX"Upper-right corner of the model-space drawing extents.
ReadonlyEXTMIN: "EXTMIN"Lower-left corner of the model-space drawing extents.
ReadonlyINSUNITS: "INSUNITS"Insertion units used for automatic scaling of inserted content.
ReadonlyLTSCALE: "LTSCALE"Global linetype scale multiplier for the drawing database.
ReadonlyLWDISPLAY: "LWDISPLAY"Flag indicating whether lineweights are displayed in the editor/viewer.
ReadonlyMEASUREMENTCOLOR: "MEASUREMENTCOLOR"Color used for measurement tool overlays (distance, area, arc).
ReadonlyOSMODE: "OSMODE"Running object snap mode bitmask (OSNAP settings).
ReadonlyPDMODE: "PDMODE"Point display style bitmask that controls how POINT entities are drawn.
ReadonlyPDSIZE: "PDSIZE"Point display size, expressed as an absolute value or viewport percentage.
ReadonlyPICKBOX: "PICKBOX"Pickbox half-size, in pixels, used for selection hit testing in the UI.
ReadonlyTEXTSTYLE: "TEXTSTYLE"Current text style name used when creating new text entities.
ReadonlyWHITEBKCOLOR: "WHITEBKCOLOR"Flag indicating whether the drawing background should be rendered as white.
Canonical names of the system variables currently recognized by the database layer.
The value of each field intentionally matches its key so callers can use this object as:
Object.values(...)