Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Double-clicking a point, which converts it to a corner point, has the effect of split-
ting the direction handles for the point.
7.
Hover the pointer over point D and click to set the next point.
Notice that the path segments before and after point C are curved.
8.
Hover the pointer over the anchor point at D. When the pointer changes (
)
double-click to convert the point to a corner point.
The points you create with the Curvature tool can have three appearances, indicat-
ing it's current state: selected (
), corner point (not selected [
]), and smooth
point (not selected [ ]).
9.
Shift-click point E to create a point.
Notice that the path doesn't follow the dotted line of the template path between
points D and E. As you draw with the Curvature tool, you can easily go back and
make corrections, even adding and deleting points, and then continue drawing.
