1) Select one line that is on top or below another line. This often happens if I have a construction line and I am then adding a solid line over part of this (reall wish construction lines were dotted
) Currently I just keep trying until it selects.2) Select a constraint for a specific point i.e. I have two lines joined at a corner with a coincident constraint and I want to delete that coincident constraint to extend one of the lines. This works fine if the constraint shows next to the point, in a lot of cases they do not though and the only way to find them sems to be to go through the constraint list clicking on them until the point you want goes green. Works but it is pretty tedious as the sketch gets bigger. I know I can name them but I am willing to be nobody puts a name to every Constraint. In this case I want to leave the blue construction line where it is and extend the white line to the longer line to its right.
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So does anyone have any tips for me about how to cope best with this?
I've shifted my construction lines to the bottom (Had never noticed this rendering option as I don't usually drop down that menu). @Kisolre I've not figured out how to do the select associated constraints option yet. Will have a peruse of the help later when I have a moment though I have found select constraints if I click on the item in the elements list.