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Figure 56: Moving a

junction point

Figure 57: Rotating a

tangent

Figure 58: Adding an

edit point to a curve

The Move Points button is the default mode when

editing points. If it has not been activated, click on its

button. When this mode is active, the mouse pointer has

the following shape when it is hovered over an edit point:

Movement of a point is one of the easiest manipulations to

do. Figure 56 illustrates how you can draw an egg very

easily by starting from a circle and dragging the top point

upwards.

To change the direction or location of the tangents, move

the circular handles at each end. The mouse pointer then

looks like this:

Use the Points button to add an extra edit point to

an existing curve. Click on the curve at the spot where

you want to insert a point and then move the mouse

slightly in any direction while holding down the button.

Caution

If you just click, the new point will not be

added.

The tangent attributes associated with the new point

depend on the buttons that are selected on the toolbar.

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