Auto Cylinder Start Point

I think it depends which end of the cylinder you click closest to when first selecting it.

Incorrect, just did a quick test. Same hole used as shown above. Note the Z values of Hit - 1

Clicked near Z+ end of CAD cylinder:                                                   Clicked near Z- end of CAD cylinder:

Is this a CAD with clip planes on? I have had issues with clip planes when clicking on the model and actually registering where I click. It sometimes acts like the model is still somewhat there. I would hold Shift so that it highlights the feature for me when I mouse over the surfaces of that cylinder, then click there and see if it changes

It is, used clip plane just to be able to see the hole better. I'll do a quick test without that on

Turned Clip plane off, and I get the same hit values as shown above...

From this old documentation I posted here

https://nexus.hexagon.com/community/public/pc-dmis/f/pc-dmis-for-cmms/149859/fly-mode-radius/861755

It says scroll to the right location in the program as it will be automatically placed at the current location in the part program. Now as far is if that means it can be toggled on and off, I'm not 100% sure. This could have changed in future versions, but it sounds like it can be. Similar to how you can add different format commands throughout reporting

Yeah, Id seen that post when searching earlier. The current Help file shows the same description, minus the parts about controlling the radius. Which again is a vague description IMO, and is misleading as it seems to be active for more than just move points. Additionally, I've yet to have PC-DMIS tell me I've placed the Fly mode command in an illegal position, and I've also been able to add the Fly mode command before ever creating a move point.

Yeah, Id seen that post when searching earlier. The current Help file shows the same description, minus the parts about controlling the radius. Which again is a vague description IMO, and is misleading as it seems to be active for more than just move points. Additionally, I've yet to have PC-DMIS tell me I've placed the Fly mode command in an illegal position, and I've also been able to add the Fly mode command before ever creating a move point.