DJ Delorie wrote:
You don't have to click inside the poly, you can click "near" (within
SLOP) to the edge in question,
I thought "slop" was just compensating for the fact that a pixel
covers a non-zero area of the board? Is slop bigger than a pixel?
Yes, "slop" is the amount of pixel slop you can have on the pointer and
still "hit" an object.
It does compensate for wide views (pixel = non-zero area), but also
works at nominal zooms too. With the standard setting, if you are within
5 pixels of what you're trying to hit, you will hit it. If there are
multiple objects there, the closest, topmost, smallest object wins.
h.
