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tuanutc2
554 Vistas, 9 Respuestas

How to choose quickly one single snap mode I need while drawing

Hi everyone, 

 

While drawing line/pline, I wan to choose quickly the single object snap mode I need, i.e: perpendicular snap

Could you please let me know how to achieve it in the most efficient way?

dany_rochefort
en respuesta a: tuanutc2

Quickest way to to do that without going back into the snap menu is to simply type it out (while your command is active). In your case; Perpendicular can be called out by typing PER

 

Same goes for any other rarely used snap that is needed once in a while. 

tuanutc2
en respuesta a: dany_rochefort

Thank you so much.

I got it.

Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: tuanutc2

The non-typing way is to do either Ctrl+right-click or Shift+right-click, and pick it from the list that pops up.

Kent Cooper, AIA
tuanutc2
en respuesta a: Kent1Cooper

Hi @Kent1Cooper 

 

Thank you for your help,

It is useful for me; I used this way previously but forgot it.

 
arshadmirza786
en respuesta a: tuanutc2

Add Tool bar "Object Snap" to the screen and pick ur reqd. snap easily 

tuanutc2
en respuesta a: arshadmirza786

Thank you, arshadmirza786.
RobDraw
en respuesta a: tuanutc2

If you have multiple running snaps available, you can hit tab to cycle through them until the desired snap icon is displayed. 


Rob

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lovecraft
en respuesta a: tuanutc2

Here's another approach.  This has worked very well for me for many years.  It is simply a matter of creating a few very simple lisp "macros".  See the attached .gif.  This is most effective if you store your macros in a file that is part of the Startup Suite, via the APPLOAD command.  Referring to the attached .gif, with the example file loaded, you only need to enter "4" at the command line and center snap will be active.  Likewise, "2" is midpoint snap, "16" is quadrant & "5" is a combination of end & center. Look at your Osnap dialogue, pick a few options, then, after exiting, type OSMODE and you will see a number corresponding to the osnaps chosen.  In this way you can further customize your .lisp file the way you like it.

LC

lovecraft
en respuesta a: lovecraft

Sorry, I forgot to include the .gif example....duh!!

LC