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How can you
1. Add a point into a line
2. join points
Thanks
Mick
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> How can you
>
> 1. Add a point into a line
Same way as in sPatch. Select the Patch tab, select the add point tool,
click on one of the points already existing on the line and work from
there, or the other route is to select the line you want to add the point
to, using TAB. Delete the line, add a new point halfway along the line
and then weld it to the existing points at each end of the old line.
Did that make any sense?
> 2. join points
Same way as in sPatch <grin>
Using the move tool, move the point over the point you want to weld it
to, then, whilst holding down the LMB, click the RMB.
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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You might want to know that pressing the 'a' button on the keyboard selects
the 'add point' tool.
Jamie Davison wrote:
> > How can you
> >
> > 1. Add a point into a line
>
> Same way as in sPatch. Select the Patch tab, select the add point tool,
> click on one of the points already existing on the line and work from
> there, or the other route is to select the line you want to add the point
> to, using TAB. Delete the line, add a new point halfway along the line
> and then weld it to the existing points at each end of the old line.
>
> Did that make any sense?
>
> > 2. join points
>
> Same way as in sPatch <grin>
>
> Using the move tool, move the point over the point you want to weld it
> to, then, whilst holding down the LMB, click the RMB.
>
> Bye for now,
> Jamie.
--
Samuel Benge
E-Mail: STB### [at] aol com
Visit my isosurface tutorial at http://members.aol.com/stbenge
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In article <3931995D.D041B0FF@aol.com>, STB### [at] aolcom says...
> You might want to know that pressing the 'a' button on the keyboard selects
> the 'add point' tool.
Not on my copy it doesn't :) I reallocated it to the 'insert' key.
Ahh... The ability to define your own keymappings, and thus sPatch takes
another slight knock on the road to being dislodged from my heart <big
grin>
I suppose I should have made it clearer on the description of welding
points that it was the move *points* tool that you use, since trying to
do it with the move camera viewpoint tool is a tad annoying (yes, I got
confused the first time I played with hamaPatch :)
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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