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Selecteer het gereedschap Kromming op de werkbalk. Voordat u het gaat gebruiken, stelt u de vulkleur in op Geen en selecteert u een lijnkleur in het deelvenster Eigenschappen.
Oefening 1
Klik eenmaal in het midden van elke ronde hulplijn. U kunt met slechts vier klikken een perfecte cirkel maken.
Oefening 2
Klik eenmaal om uw eerste punt te maken. Dubbelklik daarna op het midden van elk van de andere ronde hulplijnen. Telkens wanneer u dubbelklikt, maakt u een hoekpunt met een rechte lijn ertussen. Dubbelklik op het eerste punt dat u hebt geplaatst om de vorm te voltooien.
Oefening 3
Voltooi de vorm van de gitaar door enkele malen te klikken om het hele pad te tekenen.
Oefening 4
In oefening 4 is het pad al gemaakt. Selecteer eerst het pad met het selectiegereedschap. Schakel vervolgens over naar het gereedschap Kromming en dubbelklik op het middelpunt onderaan om de hoek te veranderen in een vloeiende curve. Om te oefenen, klikt u op het rechte lijnsegment direct erboven en sleept u naar buiten om een vloeiende curve te maken. Verwijder het punt door erop te klikken om het te selecteren en daarna op Delete te drukken.
Oefening 5
In oefening 5 is het pad al gemaakt. Gebruik het selectiegereedschap om het pad te selecteren en schakel vervolgens over naar het gereedschap Kromming. Versleep de middelste punten om de curve ervan aan te passen zoals weergegeven.
U krijgt het al onder de knie. Blijf oefenen! Trek de illustratie op het onderstaande tekengebied over en probeer de vul- en lijnkleuren van de tekening te wijzigen. Gebruik deze technieken vervolgens om elegante curven en lijnen in uw eigen ontwerpen te tekenen.
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