I (Windows 10, Inkscape 1.2) have "simple snapping" and snapping is disabled (the "Enable snapping" checkbox is unchecked).
Still, when I use the node tool and drag to precisely edit the widths (the pink control nodes) of a Power Stroke, it feels like it snaps to a slightly different position every time I release the mouse button.
I can't tell if it's really a "snap" feature that's happening. I mean, if I see it snap to a position and then try to manually move that node a bit and then back to that same position, I feel like it then "snaps" to a slightly different position. It's like it doesn't really matter what position I want, it's going to pick a slightly different position no matter what.
OTOH, it DOES kind of seem like "snapping" because if I press the Alt key while dragging, it gives that same little pop of readjustment and if I keep the Alt key down, then it won't jitter when I release the mouse button.
I thought that turning off "Enable snapping" would turn off everything snapping, but is it meant to be more subtle than that?
I (Windows 10, Inkscape 1.2) have "simple snapping" and snapping is disabled (the "Enable snapping" checkbox is unchecked).
Still, when I use the node tool and drag to precisely edit the widths (the pink control nodes) of a Power Stroke, it feels like it snaps to a slightly different position every time I release the mouse button.
I can't tell if it's really a "snap" feature that's happening. I mean, if I see it snap to a position and then try to manually move that node a bit and then back to that same position, I feel like it then "snaps" to a slightly different position. It's like it doesn't really matter what position I want, it's going to pick a slightly different position no matter what.
OTOH, it DOES kind of seem like "snapping" because if I press the Alt key while dragging, it gives that same little pop of readjustment and if I keep the Alt key down, then it won't jitter when I release the mouse button.
I thought that turning off "Enable snapping" would turn off everything snapping, but is it meant to be more subtle than that?
Maybe this?
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No, no effect on this behavior (but something new to play with I didn't know about!).