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Selezionate lo strumento Curvatura dalla barra degli strumenti. Prima di iniziare a usarlo, impostate il colore di riempimento su Nessuno e selezionate un colore del tratto nel pannello Proprietà.
Esercizio 1
Fate clic una volta al centro di ciascuna guida circolare. Bastano quattro clic per creare un cerchio perfetto.
Esercizio 2
Fate clic una volta per creare il primo punto. Quindi fate doppio clic al centro di ciascuna delle altre guide circolari. Ogni doppio clic crea un punto d'angolo con una linea retta in mezzo. Per completare la forma, fate doppio clic sul primo punto che avete posizionato.
Esercizio 3
Completate la forma del corpo della chitarra usando solo clic singoli per disegnare l'intero tracciato.
Esercizio 4
Nell'esercizio 4, il tracciato è già stato creato. Per prima cosa utilizzate lo strumento Selezione per selezionare il tracciato. Quindi passate allo strumento Curvatura e fate doppio clic sul punto centrale in basso per rendere l'angolo una curva morbida. Per esercitarvi, fate clic sul segmento di linea retta direttamente sopra e trascinate una curva arrotondata. Per eliminare il punto, fate clic per selezionare e premete Elimina.
Esercizio 5
Nell'esercizio 5, il tracciato è già stato creato. Utilizzate lo strumento Selezione per selezionare il tracciato, quindi passate allo strumento Curvatura. Trascinate i punti centrali per regolare le loro curve come mostrato.
State capendo come funziona, continuate a esercitarvi! Tracciate la grafica sulla tavola da disegno qui sotto e provate a cambiare i colori di riempimento e tratto del vostro disegno. Quindi usate queste tecniche per disegnare curve e linee eleganti nei vostri progetti.
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