The Lightblade Learning Lab with Russ Sadler
The Lightblade Learning Lab is a series of videos that Russ did for Thinklaser Limited based on using the Lightblade 4060 Laser Cutting and Laser Engraving Machine. Thinklasers Lightblade 4060 has a 400 x 600mm bed size and was supplied with a 60W EFR laser tube. In this video Russ gives us a RDWorks Tutorial and concentrates on the basic tools. RDWorks is a free laser software package supplied with laser machines using the Ruida controllers.

Contents – RDWorks Tutorial
- Graphs, angles and Cartesian geometry
- Drawing tools – vector and bitmap
- Vector tools
- Interface package versus a drawing package
- The pointer
- Node pointer
- Line tool
- Apologen? (Polygon!)
- The magnifying glass
- Curves and adding a node
- Square and Circle tools
- Clearing the page
- Text tool – fonts, mirroring, justification
- Grouping and ungrouping text objects, aligning objects and anchors, spacing evenly
- Making a point
- The camera tool (for pictures)
- LGP (Light Guide Plate) Design for edge-lit acrylic signs
My thanks go out to Tom at Thinklaser for giving permission to embed these videos on this site. If you are looking for a new laser machine from a quality supplier, then I would suggest you check out their website: www.thinklaser.com.
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Transcript For RDWorks Tutorial – Basic Tools
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welcome to another light blade learning
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lab so now we’re going to get into Rdworks
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in a little bit more detail.
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We’re going to tackle some of the tools,
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the drawing tools today. Now I call them
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drawing tools because RDWorks basically
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operates in both a vector drawing and a
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bitmap drawing manner. It can deal with
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both sorts of drawings, but it has got
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some tools in here which operate in just
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the vector mode. These tools give the
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impression when you first look at the
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package that this ought to be a CAD
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package or a vector drawing package.
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Trust me it’s not, as a CAD package or
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drawing package it has serious
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limitations. You need to be doing all
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your design work and all your
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photographic editing work in other
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packages. This is the final stage between
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your work and the Machine, this is
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basically an interface package it is
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not a fully function drawing package. Now
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there are lots of features in here which
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will allow you to do drawing, it’s almost
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like a hospital package. Once you’ve
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imported your stuff into here you can
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still make changes to it, but it has
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serious limitations.
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Having said that, it is an amazing
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program when I first touched RDWorks I
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was really very disappointed, I thought
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what do you get for nothing, nothing!
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So I wasn’t disappointed, but then I grew
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to understand what it was all about and
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it’s an amazing interface that takes
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your drawings and very very efficiently
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and seamlessly without you knowing
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what’s going on,
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converts your drawings into machine code
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that can be interpreted and
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appear on your laser machine. Well let’s
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not get too worried about doing any real
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cutting today, let’s just get down to
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understanding how the tools work. We
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start at the top of this to list on the
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left hand side here. We’ve just got the
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general pointer, it does nothing more than
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what it says, it’s a pointer. The second
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one underneath is a bit more complex, but
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that’s a node pointer and will do with
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that later. OK, now the first tool that
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we’re going to select is a line tool, we’ll
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click on the line and that’s the thing,
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you can’t keep using the same line again
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and again you have to keep going to
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select it which is a bit of a nuisance.
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So we’ve dragged it onto the page and
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really all we need to do is we don’t
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need to hold the mouse button now, we can just
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go click. Alright and that pins it down
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at one end, we can move it around
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wherever we want and now we can use the
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ctrl key if we wish and the control key
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will make it move in just the ordinate
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horizontal and vertical positions. I now
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need to keep the control key held down
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and click the mouse button again and
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that now locks the line in place. Now
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that line, if I put a marquee around it or
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touch the line, you’ll see that it’s got
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handles on it. It’s got a center point
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which is its position point ,if you
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remember we spoke about position in the
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last session and what we’ve now done
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we’ve looked here and
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we’ve still got center position selected.
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So that’s where the definition of the
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line comes from, if we want to move the
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position of the handle so its
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location position is the same as the
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green dot we need to do that.
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OK so now when i move that around if I
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want to move that line from that
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position to say a hundred by a hundred.
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So I make X into a hundred and i will
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make Y into a hundred and there it is.
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So that’s a line ,it’s got a handle on
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the end.
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can I do anything with it? Yeah, I can
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stretch it, i can change this dimension
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as you can see there we changed it from
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zero because it’s horizontal to 232 so I’ve got
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the option of changing and editing the
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line length once I’ve got in there I
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could make it 300.
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So there’s a few things that I can do
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with a line, the line command and the
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line position. The next one down
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it’s called a Poly-gen (Polygon) now what that
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really means is we can’t spell because i
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think it probably should be polygon. Now
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it’s not a polygon in the sense that you
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could create a regular polygon as you
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can with a CAD package for example. What
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this basically means is i can draw a
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line, click carry on draw another line,
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click draw another line, because I’m
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generating a polygon. Now if we watch
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what happens here i’m dragging that line
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around and as i get towards this end
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point here I get a closure
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and now i have created a Polygon,
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because that point there, and I’m going
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to roll with my mouse, my mouse scroll tool.
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I can scroll in and have a look at that
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corner and because this is a vector
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package you’ll notice the lines don’t
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get any thicker and I can see exactly
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what’s happening in that corner. Which is a
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perfect join. So I now roll my mouse and
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scroll out but you need to be very
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careful when you’re scrolling out,
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because if you scroll out too far,
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it’s possible, depending on which version
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of this software you’ve got. That you’ll
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scroll out to nothing and your system
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will crash, so just be careful when
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you’re scrolling .If you want to get back
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to a nominal correct size,
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we’ve got these tools across the top
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which I can talk about now very quickly.
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If we go to the middle one which is
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the most what the one you’re most likely
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to use all the time
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this is basically set it back to normal –
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click and it sets the page back to
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normal. So of those seven magnifying
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glasses atop there, the middle one is the
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best one to really remember. Hmm we will
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tackle those shortly but i just thought
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i’d mention that as we go. Now the next
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tool down is called curve we click on
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that click on the page and
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put a double click on and all of a
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sudden that doesn’t look like a curve?
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It’s a rather special curve, all those
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features that are on the page here so
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far are lines and if there was a circle
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or square there would be a mathematical
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definition that would define the size,
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shape of a linear type object. You cannot
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define in mathematical terms, a free hand
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squiggle but a Frenchman called Bezier,
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invented a system that allowed you to
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draw straight lines which you’ve got a
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mathematical definition and then you can
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grab hold of those
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straight lines and there are features on
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it , handles / levers you can see the lever
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right here. We’ve got a lever down here
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I can do magical things with these
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levers, i can create lines I can stretch
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them i can distort them
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now that’s a free hand squiggle for
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which there is a mathematical definition
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and there are tools up here when you
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select this node tool now, edit node
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there are various tools down here which
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you can play with to allow you to add
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for instance nodes in here add node you
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can put a node in the middle here and
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that will allow me to stretch it out
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there and then the lever click i can
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grab hold of the end of the lever oops
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should be able to
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and I can do things with that lever it’s
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basically like a magnet on the end there
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and it’s attracting the line
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proportionate to its distance and it’s
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it’s quite an amazing tool and there we
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go so we can distort that shape to
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anything we like they’re Bezier curves
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and this package has the ability to
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create these Bezier curves which is
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quite powerful
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I will leave you to play with Bezier
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curves if you haven’t played with them
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before as soon as you select the node
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tool if you watch down at the bottom of
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this toolbar here you’ll see you get a
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secondary toolbar appear
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ok now these are various selections that
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go along with the node tool and if i go
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to the top of that toolbar just there
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look you can see I’ve got a little
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movement cross if I grab hold of that I
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can take that up and i can tuck that
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just in there that’s a more convenient
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place and I can then tuck it right at the top
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of the toolbar so that’s a more
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convenient place to have the node tools
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that are associated with the node
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editing arrow and of course as soon as I
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select the normal tool they disappear
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let’s go back to a normal selection now
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now the square tool again you can click
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on it
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hands off the mouse move it around and
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then click where you want it to start
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now it’s interesting because you may
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be able to
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find the end of that object there click
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hmmm
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didn’t quite work how i was expecting it
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you would think that you know you could
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attach object to something else like
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magnetically by going to the end of it
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like that
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click no, so that doesn’t work only
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with the polygon line can i get this
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magnetic attraction to attach to end of
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lines polygons lines just check polygon
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you see I can attach a line to the end
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there and then i can press escape and
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that gives me a single line whereas I
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can’t do that magnetic attraction with a
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normal
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line now it might look as though it’s
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done it but if we zoom in you’ll find
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that it hasn’t done it. Now the square tool
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you would think that the way that it normally
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operates you can click and click and it
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would produce a square
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no that’s the way you produce a line. Look
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lets just do that again a line click
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click a square you would think I’ve got to
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drop two corners down click first corner
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click second corner
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no it doesn’t work that way. You
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have to actually click on the tool and
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then hold down the mouse key this time
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from the start point and then you can
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drag it around and then when you let go
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that’s it
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so there’s no consistency in the way in
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which they have designed this package so
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let’s do it again and we will start it off
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and we’ve got a rectangle if I hold down
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the control key now and I move around, look
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what happens, I’ve forced into a square and
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that’s by holding down the control key
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ok now I’ve got to let go of the mouse
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before I let go of the control key and
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now I’ve got myself a square and the
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same logic applies to the circle
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well it’s not a circle it’s an ellipse
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tool again i can’t click and click I’ve
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got to hold it down drag out an ellipse
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and either let go in which case I shall
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get the ellipse or i can hold down the
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control key and move the mouse and I get
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a circle but I’ve got to let go of the
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mouse before I let go of the control key
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ok so there’s some basic drawing tools
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and a few guides as to how you might be
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able to use them
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We’ll just clear the page with the marquee
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and a delete all gone
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okay now this next tool is a bit of a
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strange tool its text tool now it can be
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actually a very powerful tool especially
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if you want to do some engraving of
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plaques and things like that but your
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first impression of the tool is it’s
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rubbish
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because you click on it you drag it into
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your page and nothing is there but you
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get this box open and I’ve already
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filled this box with a little piece of
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text which we can change to all sorts of
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fonts if we wish
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let’s just change that to something a
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little bit fancy let’s try that one
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ok you can see clearly that it’s come in,
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in a box that i can move around by
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grabbing hold of a corner
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I can’t grab it down and I can’t grab it
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out to the left but i can grab it in a
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diagonal which keeps
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everything proportionate so i can’t
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really stretch it or can I?
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Yes I can, lets just put that back to normal
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control Z now there’s something else
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that you might be interested in
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just put some handles on it and if i
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grab hold of this side handle
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I can mirror it
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but of course it isn’t mirrored to any special
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extent because I may have got it
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incorrect when I stretched it, it’s a
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free hand stretch which reverses the
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text so let’s just undo that control-Z
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because if you do really want reverse
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text you’ve got a feature here
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horizontal mirror which will achieve the
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same thing for you perfectly
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okay and you’ve also got a vertical
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mirror if you do it twice it reverts
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back to normal
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of course this piece of text is left
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justified
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there are no obvious justification tools
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here and if I click on it I get back
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into this text box and you look in here and
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you think
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no there’s nothing in here either
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I can change the height of the character
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i can change the line spacing i can
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change the character spacing i can
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change the width but that still doesn’t
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justify it right well if we click on any
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one of these characters just catch a
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character and click on it you’ll notice
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something strange has happened
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I’ve selected everything now that’s a
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bit of a clue as to what’s going on
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because it tells you that all of this
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text is sitting there as one group
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object there are two very powerful tools
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at the end of the toolbar here which I
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ignored when I first saw this package
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because I really couldn’t see the use of
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them but as time has gone on I’ve come
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to love them because they’re incredibly
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powerful now the first one is lets just
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if we got a piece of text like this we
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need to put handles on it and then we
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can just go to this ungroup box and
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click when i click one of these letters
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now they’re no longer part of a group in
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fact it gets better or worse depending
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on your point of view
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because if i click the center of this
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“O” you’ll notice that the center of the
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“O” is completely independent of the
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outside of the “O” so if I’ve got letters
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with if you like loose pieces in the
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middle then you need to be careful if
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you’re going to be moving stuff around
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what we now need to do is to go to the
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first line and turn it back into a group
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object so we’ll group it and then we
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go to the second line and we will group
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that then we’ll go to the third line
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group that and the fourth line group
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that so now we’ve got four separate
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groups there are some other very
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powerful tools up here which took me a
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long time to find out how they worked
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one of the most powerful groups are
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these alignment tools here there are
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some rules associated with this grouping
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the last one that was selected which is
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this one here becomes the master i’ll
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tell you what we can do and we can draw a box
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around there like that and what we have
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to do now is to select them all together
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i can either put a marquee around them like
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that so I selected four separate groups
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there and the last group that created
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was this one here check justification
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and now we’ll go and test
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what’s happening here let’s have a look
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at these tools we’ve got one of them
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which is center vertical let’s just see
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what happens when we click that
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Wow we’ve centered the text we’ve center
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justified it and you’ll notice what I
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said the last object that we chose is
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the anchor point and you can see that it
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is still stayed in its rectangle
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ok so we could also select this one
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which is align right now we’ve got
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right justified text we can put it back
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to left justified text with that one
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so these alignment tools are pretty
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amazing so that’s how you can justify
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text if you want we’ll just delete that box
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because that’s going to get in the way
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and in fact we will just do that again
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we’ll collect all that and we’ll make it
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into Center justified text and I can
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move this group around now like this
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even though there are four separate
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pieces of text because I’ve effectively
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grouped them with the Marquee but equally well
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i can click on any one of these marquee
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a particular one and i can move that
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independently and so if that’s the one
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that I want to align because that’s my
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anchor I haven’t changed the anchor
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point we can do this again and I can
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align and I shall align it back to the
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check justification centered on there
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Oh Dear let me show you something else
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so you’ve seen these alignment tools
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here and what they can do but then
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remember that the critical thing is an
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anchor point the last thing that you
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select is the anchor and the last thing
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that i selected was “check
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justification” so that’s become the
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anchor now we’ve got these other tools
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beside it now these are
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different sorts of alignment tools we’ve
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got height
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we’ve got width and this one here which
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is very interesting
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it’s called down and up and you wonder
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what on earth down and up means let me show you
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watch that text fascinating isn’t it what
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it’s done it’s spaced every line evenly
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between the first and the last line so
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let me try that again if we don’t like
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that spacing let’s get rid of the
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Marquee let’s put that one in there and
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let’s drag that one down here
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we’ll put them all in a box again and
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we’ll try that same trick again but you
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get the idea you can play with the text
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using these spacing and alignment tools
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so i think we’ve done enough with text just
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to show you how you can manipulate text
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this next tool here is just called a point
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is exactly that
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now please don’t take this as a pun but
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i actually can’t see the point because
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I normally work with a CAD system if I
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want a load of points accurately placed
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on a piece of material i will draw
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something like a 1 millimeter or three
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quarter of a millimeter diameter circle
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and that produces a very nice hole maybe
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i need the hole for centering off for
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drilling for example i do a large number
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of jobs where I use a pattern of holes
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that I then use a drill and that works
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absolutely superb
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it saves me a huge amount of time
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centering up and finding holes
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accurately measuring them up and putting
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them in the right position
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bear in mind that with this software if
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I want another dot I’ve got to go across
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to here I’ve got to select it and I’ve
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put another dot in and then i’m
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going to go back to here select it and
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put another dot in there is no way of me
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carrying on a chain of dots
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it’s actually far easier to do a copy
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and then do ctrl v with the keyboard so
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wherever I put the pointer i should get
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a copy ctrl v yeah ctrl-v ctrl-v control
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V so i can actually produce a string of
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copies much much quicker
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with a keyboard and then what i can do
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is i can box them all in like this i can
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go up here to my commands and I can
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first we’ll make sure that they’re all centered
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horizontally and there we are they’re in a
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line and then i can make sure that
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they’re all spaced equally between the
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first and the last one like that so you
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know there are times when it could be
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useful
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um using some of the tools that have
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already demonstrated to you
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there are other ways of producing these
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this pattern of holes as well which we’ll
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get onto in the next session so let’s
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just ignore dots for the moment
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Oh something I forgot to show you put
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the dots back in at the moment if we
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take a look over here we’ve got a black
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X if I put a marquee around these you will
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notice something about that X all of
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sudden it’s turned red but that is a
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delete so now the final thing i’m going
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to talk about is this camera I’ve connected
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my phone up and we get the opportunity
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to here, to either get the information
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from the scanner in other words i can
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scan a picture on my scanner or in this
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particular instance I’ve chosen my phone
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to look at
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oh there we go we’ve got some pictures
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bring that picture up shall we, get picture
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well yes it’s a picture
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oh we’ve got some handles now I’ve got
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the right pointer on that means i should
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be able to scale it now, I’ll tell you
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what we can go up here we can scale this we’ve
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got the lock on the scale this down to ten
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percent
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ok so you can get pictures directly onto
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the screen here to be honest this is
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really the wrong way to do pictures
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there’s very few facilities in here for
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working with pictures i will come on to
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pictures later but this is not the point
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to do it i was just really showing you
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have a tool here which allows you to
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import pictures directly to RDWorks
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by the scanner or as I found out from my
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phone
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very interesting but pretty useless
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because from the picture work that I’ve
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done
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you don’t need the pictures here you
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need to do a lot of preparation work in
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other bits of software before you even
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bring it near RDWorks and because the
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picture is live
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look we’ve got delete function over here
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now just above the delete function
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there’s something called LPG design now
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this is a hugely complicated piece of
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the system which I don’t intend going to
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go into now, it’s all about basically putting
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dots dashes shapes onto a piece of
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perspex or other similar sort of
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material so that you can produce backlit
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screens with shapes and patterns on them
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they call them windows but but really
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it’s a bit like edge lit acrylic signs
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it’s a subject all on its own and that
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really is about as far as I want to go
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today we’ve covered these basic tools
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down here we’ve touched a few bits and
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pieces up the top here like the
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dimension windows we haven’t really
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talked about the scaling at the moment
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we did talk about rotations in an
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earlier session so we’ve covered tools
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in this small corner here now we’ve got
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to look at all these other things along
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the top row and some of these other
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features and functions up here which are
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much more to do with the programming
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side of things but we’ll tackle those in
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the next session because these are the
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more advanced tools and some of these
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things down here like matrix
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copies so thanks for watching and we’ll
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catch up with you next time
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