How to use the snap point tool

How to use 

The automatic snap point tool will change the snap function depending on where the mouse cursor is on an object or area in the room. With the Shift key held down, the current auto snap mode is held to help define the next snap point. 

This tool will not snap to any corner or edge, best used for moving decorative objects or comments. To move an item, click anywhere on the item and that object is now attached to the mouse, left click again to confirm movement position. 

The corner point will snap to corners of rooms and objects. Not suitable for rounded objects. 

The Décor/Tile grid snap point will snap easily to corners, mid points of edges and centre points of all tiles. Best used for cutting a tile joint. 

Hover over an item to show a solid blue outline. Left click to confirm the object. This tool locks the object so that the mouse can easily highlight all corners, mid points of lines and the centre of an object or face. Ideal for selecting corners of small or curved objects. 

The snap point will snap to corners of the planning grid. 

Hovering over a line or edge, this snap point will create a point in the centre of the edge. This will work horizontally and vertically. 

When using this snap point, first select a line or the edge of an object. A dialogue box will open asking for the distance from the starting point. As a number is typed in the box, the snap point can be seen moving to show the projected end point. Press OK to confirm. 

In order to define the direction of the line, hover the mouse over an edge of the desired angle. A red line will show from the snap point mirroring this edge, left click to confirm and a dialogue box will ask for the distance. Press OK to confirm. 
 

Click a line and then a second to create a snap point where the two lines would intersect. Lines do not need to be crossing. 

This snap point shows where the bottom of the windowsill would meet the wall. 

Hover over the edge of an object and left click, this will then allow the placement of a snap point on an opposing surface directly in line with the edge. 

Hover over a circular shape to be able to place a snap point in the centre of the circular face. 

The function is activated when the definition of a point coordinate is required. The gravity of a selected curve is calculated. 

The centre of gravity for the highlighted face will be selected 

The centre of gravity for the highlighted object will be selected 

Creates a snap point vertically or horizontally directly from the origin over any highlighted edge. 

Used for moving an item: Select the first snap point on the object, hovering over the face of a surface will snap the item to the face. 

Used for moving an item: Similar to Vertically onto a face, but this will define a distance away from the face. 

Type in the different coordinates of a contour either in polar or cartesian mode.