I was tempted to call this short line syndrome...
When drawing lines in sketch mode, I constantly find myself accidentally creating short lines that appear before I intend to place the end point of the line I want to draw. This can be really frustrating when it affects a length I intend to draw, or starts the line at the wrong angle.
I usually use "L" as a hotkey for line, but am not hitting enter after or anything else like that. It seems like my computer is restringing a double click? I'm not sure exactly why.
Either suggestions to avoid something or to have a slight dwell time built in.
I have Essential Tremor. It is literally impossible for me to hold my hands entirely still. The ability to turn this "feature" off needs to be added to accessibility options as it is a MAJOR headache to anyone with my condition (which isn't exactly rare). I've been using AutoCAD products since R10 for DOS, and I've had ET my entire life, so I have a wee bit (30+ years) of authority on this topic.
To reiterate in the most clear terms, Autodesk employees, particularly the MIND Network members: Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act requires that federal agencies' electronic and information technology is accessible to people with motor, vision, or other impairments. This feature is explicitly unfriendly to people with disabilities. ADD IT TO ACCESSIBILITY OPTIONS ASAP.
It's so frustrating to get random lines added without even realizing that it's happening. I go to check dimensions, and all of a sudden there's an extra 2mm for no reason. Please give an option to disable this feature.
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