Edit geometries

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1. Select elements to align.
2. Click Top icon in Selection / Align sub-menu to align elements to the top border.
3. Click Horizontal icon in Selection / Distribute equally sub-menuto move elements to have identical space between them along x axis.

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1. Select path to close
2. Click Open path segments tasksto launch the close path task
3. Click Close path

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1. Select path to cut
2. Click show path segments tasksto use the cut task
3. Click cut path icon
4. Click on the cut point of the path
5. Move the splitted path
6. Select the two paths to merge
7. Click merge paths icon
8. Click on the merge point
9. Move the merged path

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1. Select rectangle
2. Edit properties
3. Select Geometry tab.Edit (x, y, w, h, rx, ry) properties
4. Set rx/ry properties for rounded corners
5. Click close
6. Select circle
7. Edit (cx, cy, r) properties
8. Select ellipse
9. Edit (rx, ry, cx, cy) properties
10. Select image
11. Edit (x, y, w, h) properties
12. Select line
13. Edit (x1, y1, x2, y2) properties
14. Select polyline
15. Edit (x,y) points
16. Select path
17. Edit commandsfix decimals,transform to relative/absolute
18. Click fix decimals
19. Enter decimal count
20. Click OK
21. Click close
22. Select polygon
23. Edit (x,y) pointsfix decimals

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1. Open a document that contains an huge path
2. Using a drawsvg sample extracted from Freesvg
3. Click Load
4. Disable highlighting selection mode
5. Browse the document
6. The document contains only one path.Resulting of a scanning
7. Click on the path to edit points
8. Only points near the clicked one can be movedClick near another one
9. Move a selected point
10. Change path fill color

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1. Select path
2. Edit path properties
3. Select Geometry tab
4. The panel shows path commands and arguments. Arguments can be changed. Click update to apply changes. Modify the accuracy by setting the decimals count.The path commands can be transformed from absolute to relative mode and vice-versa. Edit the full text path description.
5. Click fix decimals
6. Enter decimals count
7. Click OK
8. Click transform to absolute
9. Click transform to relative
10. Click close
11. Click edit
12. Change path description
13. Click close

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1. Select path to move its points
2. Click Move points
3. Select path to insert new segments
4. Click Open path segments to show tasks and start the insert task
5. Click Insert segments
6. Click the blue point middle of a segmentto split it in two segments of the same typeThen move points of segments
7. Select path to refactor its segments
8. Click Refactor segments
9. Click on the green point middle of a segment to change its type
10. Select the new available type of the segmentdepends of the current type and its previousThen move points of segments
11. Select path to remove its segments
12. Click Remove segments
13. Click on the red point middle of the segment to removed
14. Click Close path segments to hide tasks

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1. Select two circles/arcs with intersections
2. Click insert intersections icon
3. Set options in the intersection menuAnd click Apply
4. The element is composed of arcs with the intersection points
5. Circle is now a path composed of arcs with the intersection points
6. Select two ellipses with intersections
7. Click insert intersections icon
8. Set options and click Apply
9. Move intersection point
10. Select two curves with intersections
11. Click insert intersections
12. Click Apply

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1. Select an element with straight lines to intersect with.In this sample the dashed polyline
2. Select the element with intersections
3. Click Insert intersections icon
4. Click on an intersection point to ignore it
5. Set options in the intersection menu:- Connect intersection points with constraints- Refactor the line to path to insert pointsClick Apply button
6. Move an intersection point
7. Select a rect with intersections
8. Select a circle with intersections
9. Select an ellipse with intersections
10. Select a curve with intersections

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1. Move 2 pixels with arrow keys,4 pixels with Ctrl+Arrow keys.
2. Resize 2 pixels with Shift+Arrow keys.Width: more (Right Arrow), less (Left Arrow).Height: more (Up Arrow), less (Down Arrow).

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1. Select closed shapes with intersections
2. Click Shapes union icon
3. Uncheck delete option to keep source shapesClick Apply
4. Undo action
5. Redo action
6. Select closed shapes with intersections to create their intersection path
7. Click Shapes intersection icon
8. Keep source shapes if needed
9. Click Apply
10. Select closed shapes with intersections to create difference path
11. Click Shapes difference icon
12. Click Apply
13. Logical shapes operations create composite paths

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1. Select a line
2. The geometry of the line is defined by 2 points
3. Open selection menu
4. Click refactor to polyline icon
5. The element is a polyline with 2 points
6. Select a path with only lineTo commands
7. The path has 5 lineTo commands
8. Click refactor to polyline icon
9. The element is a polyline with 6 points
10. Select a rect
11. Click refactor to polygon
12. The element is a polygon with 4 points
13. Select a closed path with only lineTo commands
14. The path has 3 lineTo commands
15. Click refactor to polygon icon
16. The element is a polygon with 5 points
17. Select a circle
18. Click on refactor to path icon
19. The element is a path with 2 arcTo commands
20. Select a ellipse
21. Click refactor to path icon
22. The element is a path with 2 arcTo commands

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1. Select line
2. Click properties icon
3. Open geometry tab
4. Click reverse direction
5. Click close
6. Select polyline
7. Click reverse direction
8. Click close
9. Select path
10. Click reverse direction
11. Click close

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1. Select a rectangle
2. Click Round rect corners icon
3. The slider set the ratio of radius by half width
4. Two modes: - circular radius rx and ry are equals - elliptical rx = ratio * with, ry = ratio * height
5. Elliptical modeRectangle becomes ellipse with ratio=100
6. The ratio value between (0,100)
7. Click OK to apply the transformation
8. Open properties dialog
9. Open geometry panel
10. The rx and ry values (radius x y)Equal values if circular, not equals if elliptical
11. Click Close

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1. Select element to rotate.
2. Click Resize and Rotate icon.
3. Move the center point of the transform. Default is the selection center point.
4. Click Rotate +45 icon.
5. Click Enter rotate angle icon.
6. Enter rotate angle in degrees.
7. Click OK
8. Rotate the element with one of the handles.
9. Select another element to scale.
10. Click Scale +50% icon.
11. Enter scale factor
12. Resize the element with one of the handles.
13. Select another element to flip.
14. Click Flip horizontal icon.
15. Click Flip vertical icon.