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Entering a # after creating a sketch object causes view to change

tgunrtgunr Member Posts: 44 ✭✭
Don't know if this is bug or a feature. If I create a circle as example in a sketch and release the mouse the dimension is selected. If I enter a "#" as the first character the view changes and I have to get back to the view I was in and then select dimension tool to enter the dimension as a variable. 

If the first character is a number, the view remains as it should, then backspace and enter a '#' I can use the variable.

https://dsc.cloud/8e6a8d/Screen-Recording-2022-11-16-08-46-37.mp4

Comments

  • _anton_anton Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 380
    You can also get the dimension box by pressing the D key and dimensioning the circle, though your workaround may be faster.

    Yeah, it's worth thinking about a shortcut straight there when you press #, like we do with numbers. You can submit an improvement request.
  • tgunrtgunr Member Posts: 44 ✭✭
    Submitted a feature request
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