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grids...snap to

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May 05, 2019 May 05, 2019

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I'm talking about the Ctrl+" or View/Show Grid

draw, say, a square on your grid...

it seems that smart guides will help only if you're drawing in the vicinity of the centre of the artboard.

anywhere else on your grid, and not smart guides whatsoever...am I missing something?

do I have to create my own grids for smart guides to snap to grid?

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Community Expert , May 05, 2019 May 05, 2019

Do you have View > Snap to Grid turned on in the your Illustrator document?

Smart Guides are used to snap to objects and artboards. See the sections on Grids and Smart Guides in the following Help file:

How to use rulers, grids, and guides in Illustrator

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Do you have View > Snap to Grid turned on in the your Illustrator document?

Smart Guides are used to snap to objects and artboards. See the sections on Grids and Smart Guides in the following Help file:

How to use rulers, grids, and guides in Illustrator

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many thanks and silly me - didn't not even pick up on the existence of that command 😕

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