Object snapping to underlay image frame -...
Rafal Karnicki
13 Sep 2018
Dear NanoCad,
I have the frustrating problem with object snapping to underlay image frame.
Sometimes I use raster underlays to draw some architectural details. Object snapping helps a lot.
In this process, I use many images and I move or resize them quite often.
But there is an issue. When the cursor is in the area of a raster image and object snapping is on it is attracted to the frame of this image. It causes many errors during the drawing process. Well, the NanoCad 5.0 works better in this way, the cursor is attracted only over the image frame.
I`ve found a partially acceptable solution. I put images on a locked layer and then turn off a selection from the locked layer. It helps but greatly decreases productivity.
How to turn off cursor attraction within image space? (cursor should be attracted only over the image frame)
Please help me
Rafał
I have the frustrating problem with object snapping to underlay image frame.
Sometimes I use raster underlays to draw some architectural details. Object snapping helps a lot.
In this process, I use many images and I move or resize them quite often.
But there is an issue. When the cursor is in the area of a raster image and object snapping is on it is attracted to the frame of this image. It causes many errors during the drawing process. Well, the NanoCad 5.0 works better in this way, the cursor is attracted only over the image frame.
I`ve found a partially acceptable solution. I put images on a locked layer and then turn off a selection from the locked layer. It helps but greatly decreases productivity.
How to turn off cursor attraction within image space? (cursor should be attracted only over the image frame)
Please help me
Rafał
Rafal Karnicki
14 Sep 2018
Well...
big red arrow show it in the best way
I've tried and....
...
It works :-D
the simplest solution is the best!
thank You!
ps. it was not so intuitive, the button in "on" state tells rather that snapping is enabled.
big red arrow show it in the best way
I've tried and....
...
It works :-D
the simplest solution is the best!
thank You!
ps. it was not so intuitive, the button in "on" state tells rather that snapping is enabled.
Rafal Karnicki
14 Sep 2018
but... there is another issue 
the OSNAP function does not remember this switch state.
F3 enables/disables the state, but image snapping button state is not restored:-(
the OSNAP function does not remember this switch state.
F3 enables/disables the state, but image snapping button state is not restored:-(
Hellen_V
18 Sep 2018
Rafal Karnicki, on 14 September 2018 - 01:07 PM, said:
but... there is another issue
the OSNAP function does not remember this switch state.
F3 enables/disables the state, but image snapping button state is not restored:-(
the OSNAP function does not remember this switch state.
F3 enables/disables the state, but image snapping button state is not restored:-(
thank you, added this problem to our bug base.
