Versions Compared

Old Version 4

changes.mady.by.user dani.simmonds

Saved on

compared with

New Version 5

changes.mady.by.user dani.simmonds

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

Resizing the Design

Info

  • Click on one of the Bounding Rectangle Control points and drag the mouse to resize the design.

  • The opening is resized.

Expand
titleBounding Rectangle Definition

The Bounding Rectangle is a dotted or invisible rectangle that encompasses the outermost boundaries of the selectedobject(s) in Designer and Trace, and includes Control Points which can be used to edit the object.

BoundingRectangle800.pngImage Modified

See: Control Points Definition

EditOpening70800.pngImage Modified
Info

  • Optionally, enter a new size in the Width and Height fields.

CircuitWidthHeight70800.pngImage Modified

Altering the Design

Info

  • Click on one of the Control Points and drag the mouse to alter the design.

  • The opening is adjusted.

Expand
titleControl Points Definition

Control Points in Trace are displayed as colored Dots on the Segments that make up the Object. Beginning/End Points are Blue and Center Points are Green. These can be toggled on/off in the Options menu.

Moving these Control Points will change the shape of the element being moved.

Image Modified
EditCorner70800.pngImage Modified
InfoSee Control Points for additional information
Panel
panelIconId1f9d9-200d-2642-fe0f
panelIcon:man_mage:
panelIconText🧙‍♂️
bgColor#FFFAE6
Image Modified

Manually Rotate Around a Center Point

PanelpanelIconIdatlassian-notepanelIcon:note:bgColor#B3F5FF

  • Select a single object.

  • Hold down the Alt key and move the cursor to the edge of the object until you get the Rotation Control Point icon, which is a Rounded Arrow.

Image Modified
PanelpanelIconIdatlassian-notepanelIcon:note:bgColor#B3F5FF

  • Click and drag the mouse to Rotate the object around the center point.

  • Release the mouse to place the object.

Expand
titleManually Rotating an Object

Hold the Alt key and click the edge of the object and drag the mouse to Rotate the object around its center point.

Move cursor Up to rotate Clockwise.

Move cursor Down to rotate Counter-clockwise.

The degrees of rotation is displayed.

Image Modified