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specifies a distance in the direction of the current location of your cursor.
Coordinate filters (page 1195) combine X, Y, and Z values from different points
into a single point. Relative coordinate entry locates a point relative to the
last point entered.
You can also access tracking by holding down SHIFT and right-clicking to
display the object snap shortcut menu.
See also:
Track to Offset Point Locations (Tracking)
Object Snaps (Command Modifier)
Specifies a precise point at a location on an object.
Command entry: Within a command, at a prompt to locate a point, specify
an object snap
When you specify an object snap, the cursor snaps to the specified point on
an object closest to the center of the cursor. By default, a marker and a tooltip
are displayed when you move the cursor over the object snap location on an
object.
Specify a Single Object Snap
If you specify a single object snap, it stays in effect only for the next point
you specify.
You can specify an object snap with any of the following methods:
 Enter a object snap by typing its name. To see a list of valid object snaps,
refer to the
OSNAP (page 747) command or the Drafting Settings Dialog
Box
(page 369).
 Click an object snap from the Object Snap toolbar.
 Click an object snap from the Object Snap shortcut menu. You can diisplay
this shortcut menu by pressing SHIFT while you right-click.
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