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Figure 61: Moving a

segment

Figure 59: Deleting

points from a curve

The Delete Points button has the opposite effect: it

subtracts one or more points from the curve. The

resulting curve stretches itself automatically around the

remaining points after subtraction.

Select one or more points to delete. You can select several

points by holding down the Shift key (➊).

When you have selected the points you want to delete,

click the Delete Points button. The selected points

disappear from the curve, which then reforms around the

remaining points (➋).

You can also delete the selected points by pressing the

Del key on the keyboard.

Figure 60: Cutting a

curve

Use the Split Curve button to split or cut a curve at

the location of the selected handle. If the object is filled, it

will be emptied because the curve that represented the

edge is no longer closed.

Check that you have selected the correct handle (➊),

click the Split Curve button (➋) and notice that the

object is no longer filled. You can then check, by moving

the point, that the curve has indeed been separated (➌ ).

If you have an open curve, the start point of the curve is

larger than the others.

You can also separate a curve at several points

simultaneously. Keep the Shift key pressed down and

select all of the points at which the cut should occur.

Drag and drop segments with the mouse to move them

from the original curve.

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