Here is a proposal for a new tool in Rhino: “Snap to nearest coordinate”. How it should work?
- Select and object (or a group of objects);
- Run either the “Snap to nearest whole number” (LMB) or “Snap to nearest decimal number” (RMB);
- Pick the origin point of the object;
- Right-click or press Enter to end the command. Lets say that the origin is at 1,89999997 mm;
- Rhino moves the selection to the nearest whole number (2,00000000 mm with the RMB) or to the nearest decimal number (1,90000000 mm with the RMB). Voila!
In this second example, the Y-axis coordinate of the circle’s center is 1449,2460000 mm. Running the “Snap to nearest whole number” LMB command would move the circle to 1449,0000000 mm. Running the “Snap to nearest decimal number” RMB command would move the circle to 1449,2000000 mm.
