"Tentative point" works different if AccuDraw is enabled or not.

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MS CE U16 
 
 I don&acute;t know if this scenario is WAD or not: 
 If "AccuDraw" is ON and then I draw a polyline (Place SmartLine) with several segments and press Tentative Point (left and right button). If I do Reset button (right-click) then I could pick to another location. 
 But. 
 If "AccuDraw" is OFF and I do the same:........................................................................................................................................................................................................... then it is a CANCEL, so I would create a new polyline if I pick a new location. 
 
 So, AccuDraw and Tentative point are related together? 
 
 Example with "AccuDraw= ON" first and then OFF.

Jon Summers · Accepted Answer

Joan Martínez Serra said: I don´t know if this scenario is WAD or not 
 AccuSnap automates the tentative snap process . Tentative points are legacy technology, superseded by AccuSnap many years ago. 
 When AccuSnap is active, it assumes the responsibility of creating tentative points . You don't need to place a tentative point. 
 Joan Martínez Serra said: AccuDraw and Tentative point are related together? 
 Read about AccuDraw and the Tentative Point : Creating precision offsets is a fundamental function of the design process. AccuDraw performs this important function by utilizing tentative points. These can be input manually, or you can further streamline the process using AccuSnap .

"Tentative point" works different if AccuDraw is enabled or not.

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