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2003-12-25 12:25:48 CT | #1 |
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Tim Doty From: United States Registered: 2006-02-06 Posts: 2939 |
When manipulating the coordinates for drawn objects no math is performed. An angled line displays a selection box when selected rather than the Lengths and coordinates are often off by 0.001 inches. For instance, in the The border I created (using PgS Amiga in UAE) works there, but not in PgS Tim Doty |
2003-12-25 14:35:40 CT | #2 |
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Deron Kazmaier From: United States Registered: 2006-01-29 Posts: 4639 |
Ooops. It was disabled early for testing. >An angled line displays a selection box when selected rather than the Are you drawing this with the line tool or the path tool? Only lines are >This makes it confusing when having a series of paths that are Are you talking about the reshape tool maybe? >Lengths and coordinates are often off by 0.001 inches. For instance, in the Sounds like your printf has wacked rounding. Linux seems to have a lot of >The border I created (using PgS Amiga in UAE) works there, but not in PgS Are other borders working for you? >Tim Doty
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2003-12-25 17:31:47 CT | #3 |
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Tim Doty From: United States Registered: 2006-02-06 Posts: 2939 |
On Thursday 25 December 2003 14:35, PageStream Support wrote: Okay, then I trust it will be in the next version? This was evidenced, for example, on line segments drawn in PgS Amiga in which Maybe I'm just not observing correctly, but in PgS Linux it appears to me that No, though what I ended up doing was using the free-hand tool. A limitation Ouch. I noticed in the amiga version I was actually able to get properly Yes, just not that one. I drew a border which defaulted to the first in the Tim Doty |
2003-12-25 18:52:40 CT | #4 |
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Deron Kazmaier From: United States Registered: 2006-01-29 Posts: 4639 |
OK, I haven't tried it so it may be an actual bug (though the code is the A line drawn with the line tool will show control points only on the ends. > > >This makes it confusing when having a series of paths that are Well, the easiest is to draw them as a continuous path with the pen tool. http://www.grasshopperllc.com/help/PGSuser/creating.html#anchor891602 You can only join points that are within a single path (join paths). So You _can_ convert curves to lines to curves. http://www.grasshopperllc.com/help/PGSuser/reshaping.html#paths Deron Kazmaier - support@grasshopperllc.com
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2003-12-25 21:55:20 CT | #5 |
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Tim Doty From: United States Registered: 2006-02-06 Posts: 2939 |
On Thursday 25 December 2003 18:52, PageStream Support wrote: Can you tell its been a while done drawings in PgS? My memory is good for 30 And now I feel a right idiot. Thanks! ;^) Tim Doty |
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