From here you can customize the line styles or create your own (click on the Add button to create your own). In the Line dialog, click on the Line Styles tab (see Figure 8). You can modify the styles and create your own. It is usually necessary to do a little experimenting to find what best suits your needs. You are not constrained to using only the line and arrow styles provided by default in Draw. Exactly how large the snap area is depends on the current environment – which particular snap functions are in use, how the grid is configured and whether or not there may be collisions with other objects. This determines the final position of the object, and with the snap range setting you can determine the extent of this search ‘area’. If you have activated a snap function and then move an object, Draw looks in the vicinity of the position of the object for those special help elements. Grid points and guiding lines are both optical help elements which are managed separately by Draw. One important setting is the field Snap range. that the OP did want to preserve the appearance of a hand drawing. Noel, sorry for the somewhat harsh reply. we expect as a result something like a technical drawing. Your (Bill's) result is quite good, but the method doesn't work at all if. The other settings are largely self-explanatory. b) a drawing should be converted into a B/W vector graphic. Objects can snap to intermediate points in exactly the same way as grid points.įigure 10: Grid with intermediate steps (subdivisions). Intermediate steps make it possible to have a larger separation between 2 grid points and so the drawing remains clearer (see Figure 10). Subdivisions: determines how many steps there are between adjacent grid points.
Resolution: sets the horizontal and vertical distance between two grid points (see Figure 9).įigure 9: Grids with different resolutions.
No adjustment is necessary in the Grid field, for these settings can be changed directly from the icons on the Options toolbar.
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