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09-01-2022
11:19 PM
09-01-2022
11:19 PM
@c.ooijevaar Unfortunately, that's much easier said than done. You'd have to write your code in two parts - the first part to start the line command (and setup an event listener). Then, after the user draws the line, your event listener would take the "input" from the line and do whatever... and you'd have to handle a "cancel" (Esc) during the line draw, too. Definitely not for a beginner (like me). Imagine if you needed two inputs! ![]()