> < you have to hold down on it for a moment.> Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa never think of that! :)

In earlier prototype versions, I had it so just a regular click on it would open it. But it was too easy to accidentally trigger it even if you weren't really noticing it was there.

The construction line mechanism in general is designed to stay out of your way until you explicitly trigger it with the drag - this is unlike many other CAD systems that tend to pop up similar types of things a little bit too automatically (for my taste), which tends to interfere with freeform point placement.


> Sorry don't find yet this in the 3D view :(

Hmm, you mean if you draw a simple line (just with the regular Draw curve/line tool) in the 3D view, you get the x and y straight snaps if you move nearby the x and y axes, but not the z?

Go to Straight Snap options, it's on a menu that pops up over the "Straight snap" button on the bottom bar - is "Vertical snapping" (the first option) checked? It can be enabled or disabled there.

Also, Straight snap must be enabled on the bottom bar (highlighted in yellow) for this to be active.

- Michael

< Straight snap must be enabled
It was not ! Haaaaaaaaaaaa!

I suppose that is not possible to keep the guides lines for a next tool drawing?
(a sort of layer of guides lines)

Thx for all your precisions

> I suppose that is not possible to keep the guides lines for a next tool drawing?

No, not yet. I have thought about having some button that would make them stick around, but then there would have to be some mechanism to allow you to select them or remove them later and I haven't spent any time to figure that part out yet.

- Michael