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CarveWright Designer Software Manual
Chapter 6: Drawing
This section will illustrate the tools and mechanisms for drawing and manipulating drawn objects.
Topics:
• Control Points
• Drawing Tools
• Placing Drawing Elements
• Connecting Drawing Elements
• Editing Drawing Elements
• Line Orientation
• Intersections
• Dimensions
• Setting Attachments
• Editing Attachments
Control Points
All elements placed on a board may be manipulated through the use of Control Points which appear as small
color-coded dots. The color-coding denotes the type and function of the Control Point. The Control Points may
be left-clicked and dragged to manipulate the shape of the drawing element. Right clicking on a Control Point
opens a menu of options relating to that Control Point.
Figure 6�1� Example Drawing Element (Vector)
Red Control Point: Red Control Points appear at the endpoints of line segments, arcs, splines, and on
all closed drawing elements. To stretch or extend a line segment or closed drawing element, click and
drag on a Red Control Point.
Purple Control Point: Purple Control Points appear only on Splines. To manipulate a spline, click and
drag on a Purple Control Point.
Teal Control Point: Teal Control Points only appear as extensions on Spline endpoints. To manipulate
these points, click and drag on a Teal Control Point.
Yellow Control Point: Yellow Control Points indicate the midpoint of a line segments or the center of
an arc/circle. These points are provided as a convenience for attaching a segment’s center.
Green Control Point: Green Control Points denote the midpoint of arcs. To change the radius of an
arc, click and drag on a Green Control Point.
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