Hi armin,

> I assume the best way avoiding those "gaps" is
> probably making heavy use of turning certain
> snaps on or off?

You don't necessarily have to turn them off, although you can if you want.

The main way is to just pay attention to what the little tags on the snapped point say, it will actually have the text saying "End" in that little tag if that point is on an end snap, like this:




If you get a snap that does not have "End" listed in it, like if it only says "Perp" or something like that, then that's a sign that you are not quite at the right spot.

It can also help a lot if you zoom in a little bit when you want to snap on to a particular thing, try to get in the habit of using the mouse scroll wheel more often to make the local area that you are trying to target larger on the screen rather than staying far away when there are several things in the same area.

- Michael