Whenever I move something in 3d with working plane activated, I'm a bit confused as to how VW decides whether I want to
(a) place it on the working plane, using a snap point elsewhere as reference
(b) place it directly on the snap point I choose.
As you can see in the screen recording, in this case I am moving a line. The 'preview' (as you see around 0.07 in the recording) of its final position shows it sitting on the working plane, relative to the snap point I've activated. But when I release the mouse, where it *actually* sits is attached to the snap point itself.
In this instance, (b) is what I wanted. Sometimes though, what I want is (a).
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Whenever I move something in 3d with working plane activated, I'm a bit confused as to how VW decides whether I want to
(a) place it on the working plane, using a snap point elsewhere as reference
(b) place it directly on the snap point I choose.
As you can see in the screen recording, in this case I am moving a line. The 'preview' (as you see around 0.07 in the recording) of its final position shows it sitting on the working plane, relative to the snap point I've activated. But when I release the mouse, where it *actually* sits is attached to the snap point itself.
In this instance, (b) is what I wanted. Sometimes though, what I want is (a).
Is this behaviour intentional?
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