Object snaps
Constrain cursor movement
| ● | To Cartesian coordinates. |
| ● | To an angle. |
| ● | To a distance from the last point. |
| ● | To both an angle and a distance. |
| ● | Vertically from the construction plane. |
| ● | To x-, y-, and z-coordinate points. |
| ● | To relative coordinates. |
Constrain the marker to an exact location on an object such as the center of a circle or the midpoint of a line.
Set object snaps state.
Track along a line.
Track along a line parallel to a reference line between two points.
Snap midway between two specified locations.
Snap to the center of a circle, arc, closed polyline, or annotation text bounding box.
Snap to the end of a curve.
Snap from a specified base point.
Snap to the intersections of curves, edges, and isoparametric curves on a surface.
Snap to a knot on a curve or surface.
Snap to the midpoint of a curve or surface edge.
Snap onto a curve at the cursor location.
Turn off persistent object snaps for one pick.
Snap to and track along a selected curve for one pick.
Snap to and track over a polysurface for one pick.
Snap to and track over a surface for one pick.
Perpendicular (To) object snap
Snap perpendicular to a curve.
Track along a line perpendicular to a curve.
Snap to a point object, control point, edit point, and block or text insertion point.
Snap to the point on a curve that is at the maximum x or y point relative to the current construction plane.
Snap tangent to a curve.
Track along a line tangent to a curve.
Snap to a mesh vertex.
See also
Rhinoceros 5 © 2010-2015 Robert McNeel & Associates. 17-Sep-2015
