Command:Link to Spline - Revision history

FirasH: Rephrase sentence

2020-03-30T09:28:40Z

Rephrase sentence

FirasH: Cleanup to make the page easy to understand

2020-03-29T23:47:43Z

Cleanup to make the page easy to understand

D.j.a.y: see also section

2015-12-14T14:35:45Z

D.j.a.y: D.j.a.y moved page Link to Spline to Command:Link to Spline: Categorize command into command

2015-12-14T14:25:03Z

D.j.a.y moved page Link to Spline to Command:Link to Spline: Categorize command into command

D.j.a.y: /* Linking */ link to group case

2015-03-26T20:36:39Z

‎Linking: link to group case

D.j.a.y: Add data linking category

2015-01-27T08:31:54Z

Add data linking category

Zelgadis: Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-05-20T07:55:46Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

D.j.a.y: screenshot

2013-04-05T15:42:33Z

screenshot

Genete: Terminology Updated

2013-02-04T15:37:17Z

Terminology Updated

Genete: Genete moved page Link to BLine to Link to Spline: New terminology

2013-02-04T15:32:30Z

Genete moved page Link to BLine to Link to Spline: New terminology

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 ## if a {{Literal|Real}} handle is selected, it will link with the Spline width at the clicked position
-:NOTE: At step 2 you can select more types of handles at the same time and link their values to the same position of the target {{Literal|Spline}}.
+:NOTE: At step 2 you can select more than one type of handle at the same time and link their values to the same position of the target {{Literal|Spline}}.
 == Inverse handle Manipulation ==

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 {{Category|Data Linking}}
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-Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another Spline, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target Spline. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the Spline.
+The easiest method to attach a {{Literal|Vertex}} to a specific position along a {{Literal|Spline}} is to create a new {{Literal|Vertex}} at that same position.
-The Link to Spline feature provides an easy way to attach a vertex of a Spline to another Spline without the creation of an additional vertex. The vertex becomes "stuck" to the Spline and can be moved along it.
+In general this method works, but is not very effective. In fact it has at least two drawback. First, it increases the complexity of the drawings. Secondly, it is not possible to move the attached vertex along the {{Literal|Spline}}.
 == Linking ==
-# Select the Spline you want to link and target Spline
+To link a {{Literal|Vertex}} to a {{Literal|Spline}} you can:
-# Select the handle you want to link to target Spline. It could be
+# Select the {{Literal|Vertex}} you want to link and the target {{Literal|Spline}}
-## Spline vertex {{l|Handle|handle}}
+# Select the handle you want to link to target {{Literal|Spline}}. It could be:
-## Spline tangent handle
+## a {{Literal|Vertex}} {{l|Handle|handle}}
-## {{l|Origin Parameter}} of a {{l|Group Layer}}
+## a {{Literal|Tangent}} handle
-## or real handle
+## the {{l|Origin Parameter}} of a {{l|Group Layer}}
-# Right click on the target Spline (not the Spline vertex!) and select "Link to Spline" [[File:Link to Spline 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
+## a {{Literal|Real}} handle
-## if selected vertex handle, it placed on Spline at position where clicked
+# Right click on the target {{Literal|Spline}} and select {{Literal|Link to Spline}} [[File:Link to Spline 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
-## if selected tangent handle, it links with Spline tangent at click position
+## if a {{Literal|Vertex}} handle is selected, it will be placed on the {{Literal|Spline}} at the clicked position
-## if selected Origin of a Group, it links both Origin and Angle parameters
+## if a {{Literal|Tangent}} handle is selected, it will be linked at the clicked position
-## if selected real handle, it links with Spline width at click position
+## if the {{Literal|Origin}} is selected, it will link both Origin and Angle parameters
-:NOTE: At step 2 you can select Spline vertex, tangent and real ducks at the same time to link their values to the values on the same position of target Spline.
+:NOTE: At step 2 you can select more types of handles at the same time and link their values to the same position of the target {{Literal|Spline}}.
 == Inverse handle Manipulation ==
-It is possible to change linked handle position along Spline simply by dragging it.
+It is possible to change the linked handle position along the {{Literal|Spline}} simply by dragging it.
-If you linked the tangent and width ducks too, you will notice what they are changing their values according the values of Spline.
+If you linked the Tangent and Origin, you will notice what they are changing their values according the value of the target {{Literal|Spline}}.
-You may also specify the offset of the tangent and width ducks simply by dragging them. I.e. making tangent 90 degrees to Spline will keep that offset at any point of Spline.
+You may also specify their Offset simply by dragging them, i.e. making tangent 90 degrees to Spline will keep that Offset at any point of the {{Literal|Spline}}.
 == See also ==
 * {{l|Doc:Following_a_Spline}} tutorial.

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	You may also specify the offset of the tangent and width ducks simply by dragging them. I.e. making tangent 90 degrees to Spline will keep that offset at any point of Spline.		You may also specify the offset of the tangent and width ducks simply by dragging them. I.e. making tangent 90 degrees to Spline will keep that offset at any point of Spline.

−	See also: {{l\|Doc:Following_a_Spline}} tutorial.	+	== See also ==
		+	* {{l\|Doc:Following_a_Spline}} tutorial.

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 # Select the Spline you want to link and target Spline
 # Select the handle you want to link to target Spline. It could be
-## Spline vertex handle
+## Spline vertex {{l|Handle|handle}}
 ## Spline tangent handle
 ## or real handle
-# Right click on the target Spline (not the Spline vertex!) and select "Link to Spline"
+# Right click on the target Spline (not the Spline vertex!) and select "Link to Spline" [[File:Link to Spline 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 [[File:Link to Spline 0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 ## if selected vertex handle, it placed on Spline at position where clicked
 ## if selected tangent handle, it links with Spline tangent at click position
 ## if selected real handle, it links with Spline width at click position

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		+	{{Category\|Data Linking}}
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	Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another Spline, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target Spline. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the Spline.		Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another Spline, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target Spline. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the Spline.

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−	{{~~Category\|~~NewTerminology}}	+	{{NewTerminology}}
	Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another Spline, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target Spline. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the Spline.		Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another Spline, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target Spline. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the Spline.

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-Generally if you want some vertex to be attached to some point on another BLine, you need to create a vertex at that point on the target BLine. That increases the complexity of your image and has a drawback - you cannot move the attached vertex along the BLine.
+{{Category|NewTerminology}}
-The Link to BLine feature provides an easy way to attach a vertex of a BLine to another BLine without the creation of an additional vertex. The vertex becomes "stuck" to the BLine and can be moved along it.
+The Link to Spline feature provides an easy way to attach a vertex of a Spline to another Spline without the creation of an additional vertex. The vertex becomes "stuck" to the Spline and can be moved along it.
 == Linking ==
-# Select the bline you want to link and target bline
+# Select the Spline you want to link and target Spline
-# Select the duck you want to link to target bline. It could be
+# Select the handle you want to link to target Spline. It could be
-## bline vertex duck
+## Spline vertex handle
-## bline tangent duck
+## Spline tangent handle
-## or real duck
+## or real handle
-# Right click on the target bline (not the bline vertex!) and select "Link to BLine"
+# Right click on the target Spline (not the Spline vertex!) and select "Link to Spline"
 [[File:Link_to_Bline.png]]
-## if selected vertex duck, it placed on bline at position where clicked
+## if selected vertex handle, it placed on Spline at position where clicked
-## if selected tangent duck, it links with bline tangent at click position
+## if selected tangent handle, it links with Spline tangent at click position
-## if selected real duck, it links with bline width at click position
+## if selected real handle, it links with Spline width at click position
-:NOTE: At step 2 you can select bline vertex, tangent and real ducks at the same time to link their values to the values on the same position of target bline.
+:NOTE: At step 2 you can select Spline vertex, tangent and real ducks at the same time to link their values to the values on the same position of target Spline.
-== Inverse Duck Manipulation ==
+== Inverse handle Manipulation ==
-It is possible to change linked duck position along bline simply by dragging it.
+It is possible to change linked handle position along Spline simply by dragging it.
-If you linked the tangent and width ducks too, you will notice what they are changing their values according the values of bline.
+If you linked the tangent and width ducks too, you will notice what they are changing their values according the values of Spline.
-You may also specify the offset of the tangent and width ducks simply by dragging them. I.e. making tangent 90 degrees to bline will keep that offset at any point of bline.
+You may also specify the offset of the tangent and width ducks simply by dragging them. I.e. making tangent 90 degrees to Spline will keep that offset at any point of Spline.
-See also: {{l|Doc:Following_a_BLine}} tutorial.
+See also: {{l|Doc:Following_a_Spline}} tutorial.

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