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Chapter 6: Creating Drawings with Draw

5. Use the Zoom floating toolbar to enlarge the view. If the black filling of the characters is a

distraction during the editing process, temporarily change it to, say, 10% gray by choosing

Format > Area.

Converting to Curves, Polygons, 3D

Many objects quite effectively edited by converting them. The following examples illustrate

this concept:

• Open a rectangle. This has the default settings for colour, line thickness etc. and should

now be selected.

• Choose Modify > Convert (in Impress the corresponding command can be on the context

menu of the rectangle). The menu subcommands are: To Curve, To Po lygon, To

3D, To 3D Rotation Object.

• Choose Modify > Convert > To Curve to convert the rectangle into a Bézier curve. Now

edit the existing points. As shown in the following graphic, move the points, convert them

from corner points into rounded points, delete them, insert new points et cetera as the

rectangle is converted into a heart shape. All these options are described in detail in Help

under the search words Edit points and Bézier object bar.

Choose Modify > Convert > To Polygon to convert the original rectangle into a “Po lygon

with 4 points”, as will then be stated on the status bar. Now, for example, a polygon

down can be broken down into its basic parts by choosing Break from the Modify menu. The

status bar will then read “4 Lines selected”. Each of the lines can be shifted

separately.

With a polygon selected, click the Edit Points icon to modify points, insert new ones and

anything else needed in this mode.

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