I set the crosshair length to 500 pixels but I think in a perspective view this looks wrong.
The screenshot is a screenshot of a screenshot so I was able to draw the second circle around the first center snap. The black curve is a circle too and the white crosshair would need to be scaled in the cplane otherwise this hurts my eyes
@mary My preference is the crosshairs are always vertical and horizontal on the screen, not parallel to the Cplane u and v axes. The current small cross with a hole icon works this way.
Sometimes I’m working in Perspective view and need to select a location on a photo-textured surface. I need the crosshairs to remain vertical and horizontal as I rotate the view.
@mary I using using cursor crosshairs today, working with photo textured meshes placing points and making measurements. Several times while in the perspective viewport it would have been very helpful for the crosshairs to remain horizontal and vertical on the screen, as if fixed to the camera, rather than aligned with the Cplane.
@geemix I will get this logged and you can watch the progress.
But just being realistic here, you may not see it for Rhino 9 WIP.
Because it has to be done on Windows and Mac, and knowing this is difficult this is do on the Mac, it will likely need to be hammered out after this WIP is shipping.
Thanks again for testing.
Sincerely,
Mary Ann Fugier
This will be available as an advanced setting in the next WIP. The issue is still open because we are trying to figure out how to add this to the options pages
Is there an application that you use that has this feature?
AutoCAD does not as far as I can see.
Because of cross platform support (Mac and Windows) this is difficult, if it can be done at all.
You will not see this in the current WIP for sure, but maybe it will be discussed for a future Rhino.
thank you, small/minimalist UI is less obtrusive that’s all, having a little expandable dot would be just very neat. the link does not show its locked?
there seems to be some bug with the new options though, currently the new option Rhino.Options.Appearance.ShowCursorWhenCrosshairsVisible does have some hick ups. it only works on point and mid snaps so far but there the snaps tooltips stop working. for all other tested conditions the cursor still shows.