CorelDRAW's styling/shaping/node editing Tool usage Tips

Q: What are the techniques used in CorelDRAW's styling/shaping/node editing tools?

A: A lot of friends often encounter this problem: with CorelDRAW modelling tool to shape a curve, the local line of nodes will be too sharp or blunt, not soft and natural. Then if you convert it to a symmetrical curve, the lines on both ends will deform.

Solution: Just double-click on both sides of the node to add a node, and then double hit the knot between the deletion, the line naturally become smooth and smooth.

Draw closed curve, may cause a variety of reasons for the curve is not closed, then if you want to draw a line to weld is very troublesome.

Solution: Point-and-shape tools, click a node not to move to another node, automatically welded into a closed curve, or with a tool to select two nodes at the same time, click on the property bar to join the two nodes or choose to extend the curve to the closed curve can achieve this goal.

For the bitmap placed in the CorelDRAW, you can use the Shape tool to edit the outer contour to achieve a simple drawing purpose.

The variant pattern can be produced by the combination of the interactive deformable tool and the tool of creating the shape.

New version X3 the new Pen tool has been greatly improved in operability and freedom.