Just because I feel like sharing, here is a related theorem: One look could be lines coming from each corner that terminate on the snap point. (IIRC, there are also menu choices and hotkeys)įrom: ravas LibreCAD/LibreCAD Arthur Torrey Wed, 23:28:10 -0000 (UTC) Whichever mode you are in, the Icon shows a picture of the other one. To switch between them, there is a clickable icon on one of the toolbars that toggles between the style. In the schematic drawing portion of the program "eeschema" they have a choice between an 'X' crosshair and dotted horizontal and vertical lines across the screen.
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Not completely sure it would work as nicely in practice as it sounds like it would in theory, but seems worth looking at.Īs one option on how to make it easy to change the crosshair shape - I use KiCAD a good bit for doing schematics and wiring diagrams. Even if it did overlap, that could almost always be fixed just by panning a bit in any direction. It would have minimal odds of significantly overlapping with either existing drawing features or what you are trying to add. (I'm assuming by corner, you mean screen corners, it might be a problem figuring out what other points to use, and arguably less useful) I could see that being a very slick approach.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: What about a hotkey to toggle the appearance of the crosshair?Ĭhanging the color would be the most simplistic Subject: Re: Make crosshair change color to contrast w/ other drawing features? ( #550)Īlthough, I'm wondering if the added amount of analysis would be worth the convenience. įrom: ravas LibreCAD/LibreCAD Arthur Torrey Wed, 23:00:11 -0000 (UTC) I hadn't thought about changing the crosshair orientation to diagonals, but that could be a neat approach - except of course when trying to add a 45* diagonal. As a result it's slower but I tend to be much more of a mouse / menu based user. I'm not a big user of hotkeys, I use enough different programs that I'd just as soon not remember what key combo does what in which program. I don't know what the best approach would be, though obviously making it 'automagical' would be nice.
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