It would be nice after importing a dxf or svg to be able to “explode” it rather than having to break each node separately. Particularly on a drawing that has a lot of nodes. It’s a rather common feature (button/operation) on a lot of CAD software and I would hope fairly easy to implement (though I’m not a software programmer/coder so I could be mistaken).
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Do you mean the “cut vector” option? I don’t know why but I didn’t discover that until this weekend. I could not figure out why trim vectors would not do what I wanted so I went digging and found it.
Yes, multi select on cut vector would be handy.
The earlier case I was describing is that I would put a line through a vector and then use the trim command. It would trim the line but not the vector it crossed. I was looking for a way to bisect some geometry.
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Yes, but to for all nodes of a vector vs right clicking on every node and then selecting “cut vector”. It’s tedious and time consuming on a drawing that has lots of nodes on lots of vectors that need to be separated.
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Agreed. Nice if you select with a bounding box though. Then you can pick a subset of all by just choosing what to highlight.
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