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  1. Jnr_Eng_ZA
    Greetings readers and admin alike! In short, the problem is as follows: As soon as I attempt to measure certain elements, the indicated distance is far from real (Refer to Picture 1). After Setting OSNAPZ = 1 , MEASUREGEOM indicates true distance but only after second point has been selected (as you would expect). The same applies when using DI command. I have become accustomed to be able to read the true distance of an element without selecting a second point, but by hovering above said point instead. I look forward to your response - if any questions or queries should arise, please place a comment. Kind regards.
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