How do you enable snapping in Resolve?

How do you enable snapping in Resolve?

• A. Snapping is controlled by the Ripple tool.
• B. Snapping can be toggled only from the Preferences menu.
• C. Snapping can be enabled but not disabled.
• D. Click the Snap (magnet) icon to toggle snapping.

Answer: (D)

Snapping is the timeline alignment feature that makes the playhead or clips automatically align to cuts, markers, and the timeline grid as you move things. The way to turn it on or off is by clicking the Snap (magnet) icon in the timeline toolbar. This icon toggles snapping on and off, giving you immediate control over whether items will snap when you drag them. The other ideas don’t govern snapping: the Ripple tool handles ripple edits, not snapping; the Preferences menu isn’t the quick toggle for this on-the-fly behavior; and snapping can be enabled or disabled, so a claim that it can’t be turned off isn’t accurate.

Snapping is the timeline alignment feature that makes the playhead or clips automatically align to cuts, markers, and the timeline grid as you move things. The way to turn it on or off is by clicking the Snap (magnet) icon in the timeline toolbar. This icon toggles snapping on and off, giving you immediate control over whether items will snap when you drag them. The other ideas don’t govern snapping: the Ripple tool handles ripple edits, not snapping; the Preferences menu isn’t the quick toggle for this on-the-fly behavior; and snapping can be enabled or disabled, so a claim that it can’t be turned off isn’t accurate.