Grid Snapping problems


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JerryNuckolls
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I am having a problem with grid snapping in block diagrams

 

When a new block is added to the drawing, I can connect to the connectors via a cable or dogleg with no problems, however, it seems that these connectors are just slightly off grid.  What can I do about this?  It causes drawings to look a little funny when the attachment point is almost on the grid, but not quite.

 

Thank you for your help in resolving this quickly.

I am currently using English Units of measurement for the grid spacing.



Jerry Nuckolls

Acoustics Engineer

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ltb
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Yes, I've tried several snap methods sucha s snap to intersection and snap to connector.  Attached is a simple drawing to illustrate the problem.

Thanks,

Lance

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Rob Robinson
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Hi Lance,

That's the problem - you have turned Snap to Grid off.

With Snap to Grid on, when you insert a symbol into a document its IO stubs will align exactly with gridpoints, and any connections you draw will align exactly to the IO stubs.

If you turn Snap to Grid off, symbols will never be on the grid, however carefully you position them.  This is why Snap to Grid is on by default when you create new documents based on the default Block Schematic template.

I hope this is helpful.

Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
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