set-snap-lines-switch ("stl")

See this command in the command table.

To access this command:

Draw (Sketches) ribbon >> Modes >> Snap to Lines
Draw (Features) ribbon >> Modes >> Snap to Lines
Draw (Comments) ribbon >> Modes >> Snap to Lines
Draw (Profiles) ribbon >> Modes >> Snap to Lines
Use the quick key combination "stl".
Using the command line, enter "set-snap-lines-switch".
On the Find Command screen, highlight set-snap-lines-switch and click Run.

Command Overview

Set the snap mode to toggle snapping to object lines. If enabled, when the right-mouse button is used the cursor location will be set at the X Y and Z coordinate of a point on a line that is nearest to the cursor when the button is pressed. LINES available for snapping include strings and drill holes.

Tip: The snapping mode can be changed while in the middle of executing another command, such as defining a string. For example, the first point on a new string could be set at (4000,2000,6000) using a grid snapping mode, and then other points on the string defined by snapping to other objects by toggling a points snap mode during digitizing.

Command Steps

Run the command.
Run the required, relevant design commands which would make use of this snap mode e.g. new-string.