Joining the ends and looping a shape: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "<table width="100%"> <tr> <td width="80%" valign="top"> <!-- contenu --> <div align="center"> <p class="cadrevideo"> <youtube width="500" height="300"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HePzTZ2lRs </youtube> <br>Voir le tutoriel vidéo </p></div> There are 2 ways to close a shape: either by looping it or by joining two ends. ''<big>Looping a shape</big>''' 1. If there are several shapes in the scene, select one of the shape's dots that you wish to loop to make sure t...") |
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There are 2 ways to close a shape: either by looping it or by joining two ends.
1. If there are several shapes in the scene, select one of the shape's dots that you wish to loop to make sure that it is the active shape. 2. Select Shape | Loop. The last dot of a shape then merges with the first dot. The software creates a line between the two ends.
1. Select the first or last dot of a shape. 2. Select the first or last dot of a different shape. To know how to select the dots of a shape, go to the Sélectionner les points d'un gabarit section. link= The two selected dots can also be the first and last dot of the same shape. 3. Select Shape | Join ends. The system extends the lines from the ends and joins them at the point where they meet.
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