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Posted on 2009-04-07 12:49:47
Wouldn't be easier just to click on the osnap tab at the bottom of the
screen or to press F3 key to go on/off?
Posted on 2009-04-07 16:13:00
I agree with Raul. It seems overly cumbersome, especially when there are
already ways to do it that are easier.
Posted on 2009-04-08 11:41:41
I think it depends on how you work and what you are doing at the time. If
you typically use one hand (on the mouse) then yes, just clicking the
toggle is easier. If you use two hands, one on the mouse and one on the
keyboard, and you want one of your picks to be without osnaps, then this
tip is nice.
Posted on 2009-04-13 09:38:19
The use of the “F3” will result in temporally shutting off your Osnaps.
This comes in handy if you just want to zoom into a busy drawing without
your standard object snap modes determining you window size. This also
comes in handy if you are drawing, or inserting blocks, and do not want to
place your line, or block on your predetermined snap point. I'm an old dog
when it comes to doing this, from using two hands, or "The keyboard" with
the left, and the mouse, or poiter with the right.
Refer to the tip / response sent in reply to this last week.
Posted on 2009-05-19 03:31:42
I think, this is useful when writing text by running Osnaps: In order to
avoid the snapping the text to a near line, by choosing the start point of
the text we can temporarily switch off the running Onaps just for this
point!
Very useful in this case instead of zoomig in!
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