How to turn off this "feature"?

[DennisD]

I am annoyed with this when I am placing a dimension:

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Can someone please tell me how to disable this? I have not found what/where it is controlled.
(Yes, I know, it is probably something that is supposed to be good for me, but I'm tired of it.)

I also searched this forum for a list that named all of the SWX symbols, but could not find it. I thought I had seen one here before. Can anyone point to a link where that might be available? I've searched a bit on the internet and have not yet found an exhaustive list.

Thanks in advance!

[JSculley]

[DennisD]

That was fast! MANY THANKS!!

[bnemec]

For the searches: Rapid Dimensioning

https://help.solidworks.com/2021/englis ... ulator.htm

[DennisD]

For the searches: Rapid Dimensioning

https://help.solidworks.com/2021/englis ... ulator.htm

Thank you, Ben. That is helpful.

[SPerman]

@Glenn Schroeder had a post on the old forums that listed all of the icons. Hopefully he can provide a link if it still exists somewhere.

[Glenn Schroeder]

@Glenn Schroeder had a post on the old forums that listed all of the icons. Hopefully he can provide a link if it still exists somewhere.

Jim Wilkinson put that together when he worked for SW, but unfortunately the link to it that I posted no longer works.

[DanPihlaja]

@Glenn Schroeder had a post on the old forums that listed all of the icons. Hopefully he can provide a link if it still exists somewhere.

Try this?

https://r1132100503382-eu1-3dswym.3dexp ... hkFtYIMF7Q

[jcapriotti]

I am annoyed with this when I am placing a dimension: image.png

Can someone please tell me how to disable this? I have not found what/where it is controlled.
(Yes, I know, it is probably something that is supposed to be good for me, but I'm tired of it.)

I'll admit I hated this thing at first but once I learned it, found that it's extreme quick to place dimensions once you commit to muscle memory. Kind of like the right click to ok a command. Both would be hard to live without now.

[SPerman]

Jim Wilkinson put that together when he worked for SW, but unfortunately the link to it that I posted no longer works.

I found it on the wayback machine, but all of the pictures are missing.

https://web.archive.org/web/20201129021 ... -icon-post