...is there anyway to turn of that dynamic width feature? Hopefully just a variable to set to "0"? I would almost never use it, and I'd rather not have that extra step of setting the width if I don't have to.
Good effort, though, I get why some would want that.
Good effort, though, I get why some would want that.
Bringing back a dead post in case anybody else searches this like i did...
Best way to deal with this that i found is to temporarily change the plot scale (don't resize existing objects). By lowering the scale, you can decrease the width while you draw sleeves and then once you finish, set it back to the global scale you were using prior.
hope this helps someone out there
Best way to deal with this that i found is to temporarily change the plot scale (don't resize existing objects). By lowering the scale, you can decrease the width while you draw sleeves and then once you finish, set it back to the global scale you were using prior.
hope this helps someone out there
If you Right Click to specify the sleeve end point, it will place with the default width. 
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