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I would like to be able to create line segments without the endpoints defining the linesegment being visible. Is that possible?
https://www.geogebra.org/m/qe4ggtrd
I have considered multiple layers such that points created are by default placed on a layer below the "background" (here the background would be an image filling out the entire screen). However this requires that one is able to set all new created points on layer x, while the line segment itself should be placed on a layer y. Hope this makes sense.
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Without being able to display the applet, I can only guess (regarding an answer).
Basically to your idea is to say that nothing can be set below the background. So the image should be assigned to a layer greater than 0.
Maybe the attached tool is useful in the described context.
a solution for a fictional example problem.
Solution idea: Create segments with implicit points.
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