Hi Michael,

>>>Would you need this if you had the "only snap to visible" type functionality though?

No, I do not think I would need to change the snap settings with such an option.


>>>It has been a general goal of mine to make it possible to leave the snaps either all on or temporarily turned all off, rather than having to switch on or off individual types...

At the moment, I think it is more of habit from me. I am trying to adapt the way I work, so I can better use MoI.


Regards,
Steve

Hi Michael,

I'm using the dialog box version and wish to have the extra "x" close removed but I'm not able to find what is turning it on or off.

The string <moi:FlyoutHeader> Doesn't appear to be in the file at this point to be removed.

Thanks a bunch!

Jason

Hi Jason can you post the file you're using so I can take a look?

- Michael

>>You can get rid of that by editing (or copying to a new file and editing the new file) the file ui\ObjectSnapMenu.htm . There is a line in there that says <moi:FlyoutHeader>

Thank you.

Hi Jason, in your screenshot it looks like you're triggering the original object snap menu there, instead of the file you posted.

Please double check the keyboard shortcut you're using to launch it, and make sure it is using the dialog file and not the menu file, you will want it to be like this (note bolded part):

script:moi.ui.createDialog( 'moi://ui/ObjectSnapDialog.htm' );

Also the dialog file you posted has the controls arranged in 2 columns, if you want it in one long column like the menu you can copy the file ObjectSnapMenu.htm to ObjectSnapDialog.htm and then you'll find the <moi:FlyoutHeader> that was referred to previously which you can remove to get rid of the extra close button.

Hope this helps!

- Michael

Ah hah, Thanks Michael.