2003-12-24 02:33 PM
2003-12-24 04:28 PM
2003-12-25 12:41 PM
Matthew wrote:Because when your adding text, label, etc, you want them to be arranged correctly, but it's sometimes difficult to place a text where you want when the cursor is snapping to non needed references
Why?
2004-11-02 12:09 PM
Geoffroy wrote:Added to wishlist.
Because when your adding text, label, etc, you want them to be arranged correctly, but it's sometimes difficult to place a text where you want when the cursor is snapping to non needed references
2004-11-02 12:36 PM
Geoffroy wrote:if that's the only reason, i would say that it's more important to have basic 'align' commands built into archiCAD - check out orbit solutions align add-on. it's great! but we need it in archiCAD.
Because when your adding text, label, etc, you want them to be arranged correctly, but it's sometimes difficult to place a text where you want when the cursor is snapping to non needed references
2005-01-13 10:51 PM
2005-01-14 03:02 PM
~/archiben wrote:I inquired a few weeks back and although I've deleted the email, the response I remember was: "there are no plans to update the code at this time". Perhaps that will change.
btw - does anybody know if they've released their align tool for archiCAD 9?
2005-02-01 01:35 PM
2005-02-01 05:36 PM
2005-03-22 01:13 AM
kliment wrote:Just because Autocad is used as an example does not mean it has nothing to offer in this discussion. When it comes to basic 2d drafting it is way more accurate and easier to use than Archicad on top of the fact it uses similar snapping visual aids, but I digress.
Align - yes!
Cursor snap off - no! Autocad's way is much worse than Archicad's. I think AC should stick to the simple and easy way of working it has always offered. If you want to snap exactly to something , just zoom it!