In the Drafting Settings dialog, which option controls Snap spacing?

The option that controls Snap spacing in the Drafting Settings dialog is indeed the Snap Spacing settings. Snap spacing defines the distance between the points at which the cursor "snaps" to the grid or other geometric entities when in Snap mode. This is crucial for ensuring precision in drafting, as it allows the drafter to align objects accurately at specific intervals.

When Snap spacing is set, it dictates how far apart these snapping points are from one another. This means that as you move your cursor within the drawing area, the cursor will align with these predetermined locations, facilitating detailed and accurate placements of lines, shapes, and other elements in your drawing.

While the other options—like Snap Type, Snap Style, and Grid settings—also play roles in the drafting process, they do not specifically control the distance or spacing between snap points. Snap Type refers to the method of snapping (e.g., to the grid, to points, etc.), Snap Style determines how the snap feature visually interacts with objects, and Grid settings manage the display and visibility of the grid itself. However, it is the Snap Spacing settings that directly define the measurement of the gaps between snaps.