Altium Designer Documentation

SnapGrid

Using Altium Documentation
Modified by Jason Howie on Apr 11, 2017

Parent page: CAMtastic Commands

The following pre-packaged resources, derived from this base command, are available:

Set Snap Grid X and Y to 1Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=1Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 1mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 1 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 1 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 1mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 5Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=5Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 5mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 5 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 5 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 5mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 10Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=10Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 10mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 10 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 10 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 10mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 20Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=20Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 20mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 20 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 20 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 20mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 25Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=25Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 25mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 25 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 25 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 25mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 50Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=50Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 50mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 50 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 50 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 50mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 100Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=100Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 100mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 100 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 100 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 100mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 200Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=200Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 200mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 200 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 200 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 200mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 500Mil


Applied Parameters: Size=500Mil

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 500mil. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 500 Mil command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 500 Mil entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 500mil, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 0.025mm


Applied Parameters: Size=0.025MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 0.025mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 0.025 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 0.025 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 0.025mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 0.100mm


Applied Parameters: Size=0.100MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 0.100mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 0.100 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 0.100 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 0.100mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 0.250mm


Applied Parameters: Size=0.250MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 0.250mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 0.250 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 0.250 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 0.250mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 0.500mm


Applied Parameters: Size=0.500MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 0.500mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 0.500 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 0.500 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 0.500mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 1.000mm


Applied Parameters: Size=1.000MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 1.000mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 1.000 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 1.000 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 1.000mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 2.500mm


Applied Parameters: Size=2.500MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 2.500mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 2.500 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 2.500 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 2.500mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 5.000mm


Applied Parameters: Size=5.000MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 5.000mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 5.000 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 5.000 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 5.000mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid X and Y to 7.500mm


Applied Parameters: Size=7.500MM

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to 7.500mm. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the 7.500 mm command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the 7.500 mm entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the value for both the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid will be set to 7.500mm, and the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. The X and Y grid values can be changed as required, and independently for the snap grid, by editing the grid through the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog, accessed by using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  2. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  3. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.
Set Snap Grid


Applied Parameters: None

Summary

This command is used to set the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) step values - for the Snap Grid - simultaneously to a chosen value. These values together define the Snap Grid for manual movement and placement in the current document.

Access

This command is accessed from the CAMtastic Editor, by:

  • Using the Ctrl+G keyboard shortcut.
  • Using the G keyboard shortcut, then choosing the Set Snap Grid command from the pop-up menu.
  • Choosing the Set Snap Grid entry on the Grids drop-down () of the Utilities toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the Enter Grid (1..1000mil) dialog will appear. Enter the same, or different values to be used for the X Grid and Y Grid properties of the Snap Grid, and click OK - the grid will update accordingly in the workspace.

Tips

  1. Display of the grid (On/Off), as well as grid sizing (Size X:Y), can also be managed from the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. The size drop-down field lists previously used grid values, or simply enter new sizing directly, as required.
  2. The snap grid is used when the Object Snap mode is set to Grid. The object snapping mode can be changed on the CAMtastic panel, or on the CAM Editor - Drawing Modes page of the Preferences dialog. With the mode set to Grid, the cursor automatically snaps to the grid, positioning the reference point of the object being placed onto the nearest grid location.

 

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