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CarveWright Designer Software Manual
Control Points
All elements placed on a board may be manipulated through the use of Control Points which appear as small
color-coded dots. However, unlike the control points for drawing elements (vectors), the control points have
different uses for patterns. Like vectors, the Control Points are left-clicked and dragged to manipulate the
shape of the patterns. Right clicking on a Control Point opens a menu of options relating to that Control Point.
Changes made to the control points are reected on the Input toolbar.
Figure 11�4� Example Pattern (Raster)
Red Control Point: Red Control Points appear at the corners of patterns. These control points enlarge
or reduce the pattern proportionally maintaining the aspect ratio of 1 to 1. These points can be attached
to the edge or center line of the board to lock in position (see Chapter on Advanced Drawing Features).
Yellow Control Point: Yellow Control Points are the midpoints (between the red corners) allow for
enlarging or reducing the pattern along the X-plane or Y-plane without maintain the aspect ratio.
Green Control Point: Green Control Points allow for quickly changing the angle (rotation) of the
selected pattern.
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