The Marking menu is a radial menu that provides you with quick access to frequently used commands.
Right-click anywhere in the canvas, and the Marking menu will appear around your cursor.
To activate a command, drag the cursor in the direction of the command, then click anywhere in the highlighted wedge.
To dismiss the Marking menu, click within the middle of the menu, outside the menu, or press the Esc
key.
The Marking menu is divided into 3 sections:
The first level radial menu contains frequently used commands.
In the Design workspace, there are 8 default commands in the first level radial menu:
The commands that appear in the Marking menu change for each workspace, toolbar tab, contextual environment, and active command.
Examples:
In the first level radial menu, if you move the cursor over the bottom command, the second level radial menu displays around the cursor.
There are 8 default Sketch commands that display in the second level radial menu:
If you access the Sketch commands from the second level radial menu, you can speed up your workflow significantly.
To return to the first level radial menu, move the cursor over the up arrow.
A context menu appears below the radial menu, and contains:
To activate a command, select it from the context menu.
As you start to memorize the location of frequently used commands in the Marking menu, you can use gestures to select commands without bringing up the full Marking menu.
Gestures work for any command that appears in a radial menu.
When a command is active, you can also use gestures to select contextual commands like OK and Cancel.
This is especially helpful for the Sketch second level radial menu.
To access the Sketch commands, right-click, hold, and drag down first, then in the direction of where the command appears in the Sketch second level radial menu.
Examples: