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    Angry Turning Object Snap Tracking Off

    Just updated from AutoCAD 10 to 2006. I still like my old digitizer but: When I have DRAGMODE auto on so I can see thing dragging in real time and try to acquire a point the cursor seems to try and avoid any point I may want to snap to such as endpoints or midpoint. When I get the target near an object with a point to be acquired the target seems to bounce on the screen and try to avoid that point. With persistence I can get the cursor to settle down and find the point. I find that this bounce is related to the routine which does Object Snap Tracking. If I turn off Object Snap tracking using F11 then the bounce is not as pronounced. The problem is the next time I go to acquire a point Object Snap tracking is back on. How do I get Object Snap tracking turned off persistently and permanently?

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    Default Re: Turning Object Snap Tracking Off

    Quote Originally Posted by hawk.85581
    Just updated from AutoCAD 10 to 2006. I still like my old digitizer but: When I have DRAGMODE auto on so I can see thing dragging in real time and try to acquire a point the cursor seems to try and avoid any point I may want to snap to such as endpoints or midpoint. When I get the target near an object with a point to be acquired the target seems to bounce on the screen and try to avoid that point. With persistence I can get the cursor to settle down and find the point. I find that this bounce is related to the routine which does Object Snap Tracking. If I turn off Object Snap tracking using F11 then the bounce is not as pronounced. The problem is the next time I go to acquire a point Object Snap tracking is back on. How do I get Object Snap tracking turned off persistently and permanently?
    try turning it off while not in a command. You can also get to it through the Drafting Settings under the Tools menu.
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    Default Re: Turning Object Snap Tracking Off

    When I turn it off using the Tools Menu, Draft Setting, and remove the check from the box it stays off when I return to it from that path. If I press F11 then the checkbox is always checked the next time I press F11. Is there a variable I can set in my AutoLISP so it is always turned off whenever I open a drawings?

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    Default Re: Turning Object Snap Tracking Off

    Hi

    Take a look at the system variable AutoSnap.

    Have a good one, Mike

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    Default Re: Turning Object Snap Tracking Off

    Thank You. Setting the Autosnap variable to zero fixes my bouncy buggy evasive cursor.

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