Snap-to sensitivity

[Mikerosen]

I've noticed that the snap in iPD seems to be a lot "cleaner" than in RC. What I mean is, if I am moving an object to intersect with the end of a line, for instance, when I get close in iPD, the snap happens quickly and precisely, but in RC, I feel like I'm searching for the right spot.

Is this my imagination, or is there a setting to change, or anything?

At this point, I like doing my drawings on the iPad, rather than the desktop. Maybe it's just that I've gotten better with iPD than with RC…

[Eric Pousse]

There are some differences between iPocket Draw and RealCADD because they are not written with the same tool, because one is used with fingers and the other with a mouse and because one is younger than the other.
And the "snap to" feature is one feature that I could not rewrite exactly the same way for iPD, therefore this feature is different between the 2 apps.
But I don't have noticed a problem of speed for this feature in RC except when the number of object is very big.
Or perhaps you have a very fast iPad and an old Macintosh.

[Mikerosen]

It's a new iPad, and the iMac is 2 years old with a 3.1 GHz i5 processor, and 16GB RAM. So I don't think it's a computer issue.

I use a TruGlide stylus on the iPad. My fingers are way too clumsy!

I guess I'll just have to get used to the difference.