I submitted a ticket on this already, but I want to make sure that I am understanding snap=on correctly. If I create and dimension a surface point in my |A|B|C| alignment all seems good as in the first picture shown (SnapOnMeasuredAndDimensionedInABC.jpg). Non-check directions show zero deviation. All is good.
However, If I create another point or series of points in a 'sub' alignment or 'local' alignment, my actual (non-check direction) measurements will show deviation, even with SNAP=ON as shown in the second picture (SnapOnMeasuredInSubAlignmentButDimensionedInABC.j pg).
Is this operating as designed or am I correct to assume that I should see zero deviation using SNAP=ON in both the measurement and the dimension regardless of the alignment?
Thank you kindly for the input.
However, If I create another point or series of points in a 'sub' alignment or 'local' alignment, my actual (non-check direction) measurements will show deviation, even with SNAP=ON as shown in the second picture (SnapOnMeasuredInSubAlignmentButDimensionedInABC.j pg).
Is this operating as designed or am I correct to assume that I should see zero deviation using SNAP=ON in both the measurement and the dimension regardless of the alignment?
Thank you kindly for the input.
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