Intersection when pointing/moving

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Hi! 

I'm trying to move the plan I'm working on to align with the grid guide. The moving part or grid/guide is not the issue for this thread (I think), and watching a tutorial (cred to TPM Solutions on Youtube), it show their pointer marks out what the Intersection is between two lines in the plan. 

What can I do to make it does on my computer? Because it dosen't and I don't know how to fix it. 

Many thanks

[barthbradley]

Uncheck Disjoin

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Thanks!!!
For clarification, ticked or unticked?
Also I wonder, how much should the plan should be selected? Only once or twice?

[barthbradley]

Unticked.  That will be the default condition until you change it.  

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Okay thanks.
Seems to be some other issue though as its been unticked
Thanks though

[barthbradley]

Are you saying that you cannot align the x,y Grid Intersection in the View to the Grid Guide on the Sheet using the Move tool?  

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Sorry - the image is a screenshot from a youtube video and is not mine. All I'm wondering is how to get that white box "Intersection" to appear when hovering above an intersection such as when two lines in a plan meet.

Here a link to the video btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfBC6lQUUHQ

Thanks

[ToanDN]

You need two intersecting grid lines or reference planes in the view, in order to snap their intersection to the sheet's guide grid.

[barthbradley]

Press the Move tool and then hover mouse cursor over the x,y Grids interesction.  

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Yes, I'm doing that, but no 'Inteserction' message comes up

[barthbradley]

Right-Click and press Deactivate View. 

....just to be clear, you are on a Sheet with Grid Guide Activated and you have placed a View containing Grids on that Sheet.  Is this correct?  

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

Thanks.
I found thought that the view was already Deactivated.
Not sure if I should have had the mouse on/over something specific when doing so though

Edit: Yes, that is correct. 

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

And yes, that is correct

[ToanDN]

Turn On Snaps from the ribbon menu.

[barthbradley]

[Tilda.BlomqvistUGS2Q]

That totally makes sense I looks like the solution but I tried on my computer, however, unsuccessful, which was surprising. 

I've noticed the other messages such as "Nearest" comes up when I hover over a drawing. However, that was in another file, not sure if something's possibly wrong with the one I'm working in 

Thanks anyway

Addition: this is what is looks like when I right-click on the move button (regardless if I have the object to move

[barthbradley]

You need to press Move and then hover your mouse cursor over the sheet near the intersection you want to snap to - and then right-click to select the Snap Override. 

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Check Snaps.

[lim.wendy]

Hi T,

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It looks like Toan's suggestion to disable all snaps works, so for now, I will mark this thread as "Solved." This won't prevent other folks from commenting on this question though, in the event other ideas come up!

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