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How can I get the cursor in this macro to snap like every other cursor when snap is activated?
I.E. I need it to snap to nodes the way the freehand tool cursor does when Snap to Objects is selected. Anyone have some nifty code I can add to this macro to make that happen? Or suggestions? |
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I'd also like to colorize the circles at the points...how would I do that?
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Ok. I figured out the red circle thingy...
Place this just under where it's creating the ellipses: ActiveDocument.Selection.Fill.UniformColor.RGBAssign 255, 0, 0 I think it adds a nice touch to the tool. I made an icon that looks like the tool in use, and placed it in the Freehand Curve Flyout: ![]() Now, if I could just get some help with the snap issue... |
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If you look at the line...
Code:
If ActiveDocument.GetUserClick(px(i), py(i), Shift, 100, True, cdrCursorPickOvertarget) <> 0 Then I do agree that snap is very very handy and it would be very useful if it would work like one would expect. Shelby |
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