using CTRL-SHIFT to toggle snapping to fine grid mode #2895
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(what was I thinking??? :| )
Previously, holding either Ctrl or Ctrl+Shift while in either "Snap to Grid" mode or in "Snap to Fine Grid" mode would turn off snapping entirely. Now only Ctrl turns off snapping entirely, but Ctrl+Shift toggles between snapping to the grid or to the fine grid.
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Thanks for opening a pull request! I felt like Let me know if you see any problems with this change, if not I think this is ready for merging. |
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I don't see any problem, I actually think it's a good idea and I wish it occurred to me in the first place 🤣 |
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Well I don't really know if CTRL-SHIFT is a good idea but since CTRL was to toggle snapping to grid, I thought to keep the idea the CTRL 'toggles' snapping, and with SHIFT you switch to fine grid.
Hopefully it makes sense.