and drag it, always keeping the mouse pointer on the inside of the (imaginary) circle. To draw a segment (“pie wedge”), drag the round handle, always keeping the mouse pointer on the outside of the (imaginary) square handles converts a circle into an ellipse. The round handles convert the shape into an arc or segment (“pie wedge”), depending on the position of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as to the Node tool and drag on the pink diamond- shaped handle to adjust the width interactively. Ellipse The beginning and end of the path will be thinner than its middle part. Switch to the Node tool and

and drag it, always keeping the mouse pointer on the inside of the (imaginary) circle. To draw a segment (“pie wedge”), drag the round handle, always keeping the mouse pointer on the outside of the (imaginary) square handles converts a circle into an ellipse. The round handles convert the shape into an arc or segment (“pie wedge”), depending on the position of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as to the Node tool and drag on the pink diamond- shaped handle to adjust the width interactively. Ellipse The beginning and end of the path will be thinner than its middle part. Switch to the Node tool and

and drag it, always keeping the mouse pointer on the inside of the (imaginary) circle. To draw a segment (“pie wedge”), drag the round handle, always keeping the mouse pointer on the outside of the (imaginary) square handles converts a circle into an ellipse. The round handles convert the shape into an arc or segment (“pie wedge”), depending on the position of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as to the Node tool and drag on the pink diamond- shaped handle to adjust the width interactively. Ellipse The beginning and end of the path will be thinner than its middle part. Switch to the Node tool and

Controls Tools & Operators Editors 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor Texture Nodes Geometry Node Editor Shader Editor Video Sequencer Movie Clip Editor Dope Sheet Timeline Graph Editor Drivers Editor Management Freestyle Layers & Passes Render Output Compositing Introduction Sidebar GPU Compositor Node Types Motion Tracking & Masking Introduction Motion Tracking Masking Video Editing Introduction and Python editing improvements. This contained the results Project Apricot. 2.49 – June 2009: Node-based textures, armature sketching (called Etch-a-Ton), Boolean mesh operation improvements, JPEG2000

Controls Tools & Operators 編輯器 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor Texture Nodes Geometry Node Editor Shader Editor Video Sequencer Movie Clip Editor Dope Sheet Timeline Graph Editor Drivers Editor and Python editing improvements. This contained the results Project Apricot. 2.49 -- June 2009: Node-based textures, armature sketching (called Etch-a-Ton), Boolean mesh operation improvements, JPEG2000 menus are added and tooltips greatly improved, the Intersection modeling tool is added, new Sun Beam node for the Compositor, Freestyle now works with Cycles, texture painting workflow is improved, and more

electrical connections between two points. To establish a connection, a segment of wire must be connected by its end to another segment or to a pin. Only wire ends create connections; if a wire crosses the edited using the Move ( ) or Drag ( ) tools. As with symbols, the Move tool moves only the selected segment, without maintaining existing connections to other segments. The Drag tool maintains existing connections starting with the selected segment or the segment under the cursor. Using the tool again expands the existing selection to the next junction. You can break a wire segment into two pieces by right-clicking

Calligraphy Tool 87 21 Boolean Operations 94 22 Editing Paths with the Node Tool 97 23 Node Tool Options 100 24 About Node Types 104 25 Editing Nodes on a Geometrical Shape 107 26 The Tweak Tool and drag it, always keeping the mouse pointer on the inside of the (imaginary) circle. To draw a segment (“pie wedge”), drag the round handle, always keeping the mouse pointer on the outside of the (imaginary) direction, respectively. 64 , Release 1.0 Fig. 2: The round handles convert the shape into an arc or segment (“pie wedge”), depending on the position of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as

Calligraphy Tool 89 21 Boolean Operations 96 22 Editing Paths with the Node Tool 99 23 Node Tool Options 102 24 About Node Types 106 25 Editing Nodes on a Geometrical Shape 109 26 The Tweak Tool and drag it, always keeping the mouse pointer on the inside of the (imaginary) circle. To draw a segment (“pie wedge”), drag the round handle, always keeping the mouse pointer on the outside of the (imaginary) direction, respectively. 66 , Release 1.0 Fig. 2: The round handles convert the shape into an arc or segment (“pie wedge”), depending on the position of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as

Controls Tools & Operators Editors 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor Texture Nodes Geometry Node Editor Shader Editor Video Sequencer Movie Clip Editor Dope Sheet Timeline Graph Editor Drivers Editor Management Freestyle Layers & Passes Render Output Compositing Introduction Sidebar Realtime Compositor Node Types Motion Tracking & Masking Introduction Motion Tracking Masking Video Editing Introduction and Python editing improvements. This contained the results Project Apricot. 2.49 – June 2009: Node-based textures, armature sketching (called Etch-a-Ton), Boolean mesh operation improvements, JPEG2000

Controls Tools & Operators Editors 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor Texture Nodes Geometry Node Editor Shader Editor Video Sequencer Movie Clip Editor Dope Sheet Timeline Graph Editor Drivers Editor Management Freestyle Layers & Passes Render Output Compositing Introduction Sidebar Realtime Compositor Node Types Motion Tracking & Masking Introduction Motion Tracking Masking Video Editing Introduction and Python editing improvements. This contained the results Project Apricot. 2.49 – June 2009: Node-based textures, armature sketching (called Etch-a-Ton), Boolean mesh operation improvements, JPEG2000