Always show vertices

Hi P?l o

 I am not sure I understand you correctly.

Do you mean vertex or handles in an element?

If you mean handles you can enable this on the element Select dialog by just pressing on disable handles button, once this is done the button below (Select handles) gets activated. See screen shot

If this is not what you are looking for, please maybe attach some screen shot or example file

Hi P?l o

 I am not sure I understand you correctly.

Do you mean vertex or handles in an element?

If you mean handles you can enable this on the element Select dialog by just pressing on disable handles button, once this is done the button below (Select handles) gets activated. See screen shot

If this is not what you are looking for, please maybe attach some screen shot or example file

Hi Maria, and thanks for the respond, unfortuantly that is not what I was looking for.

I am not sure if I mean vertex or handles as I am not 100% sure whats the difference between the two...

I have attached some images that shows what I mean. Image 1 show a group of selected elements with its corresponding vertices, but when I then change the tool I want to use, the vertices goes invisible eventhough the elements are still selected, see image 2.

I want that the vertex(or handles?) are always visible.

Any suggestions?

pål o said:

am not sure if I mean vertex or handles as I am not 100% sure whats the difference between the two...

Microstation has handles, Autocad has vertex.

The useful tip that was given is for selection only.

Thanks Jose, then I know the difference :)  But do you have any idea on how to make the handles visible at all time?

You could create a custom linestyle with a point symbol at each "end" and "corner".

Technically you should not need to have the vertex points displaying at all times as whichever tool you are using your should be selecting the appropriate Snap Mode to snap to the type of position or point along the elements. Something like the Keypoint snap mode would be used in this circumstance to snap to each vertex point when using any tools to place or modify your elements.