wandererfan wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 2:16 pm Should be fixed by git commit ee39814f0c

I can confirm that it's fixed now. Thanks for the quick fix!

Are you using a macro or something to fill in sheet number? No. TD can do that natively since fddbac8f324c98235726fe58fefaf3edb1b73df4. AFAIK there is no logic in TD to calculate a sheet number or total sheets. It calculates it automatically when one of the two templates A4_LandscapeTD.svg or ANSIC...

The sheet number is filled out automatically. However, the total sheet number is always equal the current sheet number as far as I can tell:
I expect SHEET 1/2 and SHEET 2/2 instead of SHEET 1/1.

Should be fixed by 10b9229492 . I can confirm that the segfault is gone in master. Note that cosmetic actions are not in general "undo-able" as they are not document objects. That's an implementation detail the general user is blissfully unaware of. And after the cat walked over the keybo...

wandererfan wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 9:12 pm Forcing the line to be vertical or horizontal does not make sense here.

If there's just one option (aligned), the choice to use different orientations should be removed.

Sorry I can't help with a solution.

Many other programs (Inkscape, Gimp, LibreCAD) use a modifier (e.g. <shift>) and when depressed, snapping to common angles (0°, 45°, 90°, etc.) is activated. This would make for an intuitive UI for FreeCAD as well.

I'd like to file a bug report to get this fixed. But I want to understand the function first. Can someone enlighten me what the 2d/3d buttons actually do? I did a few tests and it didn't matter what I selected, the result was always the same. What's the use-case to select either one, both or none of...

The setting ”Orientation Vertical/Horizontal” doesn't work in function “Add Centerline Between 2 Points”. It works for “Add Centerline Between 2 Lines”, though. It always uses the “Aligned” setting in both cases. These examples use “Add Centerline Between 2 Lines”: hor-vert-line-01.png hor-vert-line...