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I just realized that by holding CTRL and then using the arrow keys, the cursor will move around your screen. If you are in some isometric view, the cursor still moves the direction w/rt your monitor, but by watching the coordinates change, you are only actually moving the cursor in X and Y as Z stays at 0.0000 the whole time.
At first I thought "hey, I just learned a new trick." But then I got thinking about when or where I might use this trick, and I could not come up with any situations where it would be helpful. (like in Powerpoint, you would use this to move an object a smaller amount then just the plain arrows move it) By using this during an active command, it will not OSNAP to any points, so I am at a loss.
Anyone have any thoughts on what this might be useful for? |
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