David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Apr 22, 2008 #2 Yes. Click away from them first. Then click back on the point you want.
Chenopup Well-known member Apr 22, 2008 #4 It has to do with how you're clicking on the anchors - if you double click, you'll get tangents - you can always right-click and choose - Hide Tangents - Anchor they'll be gone then.
It has to do with how you're clicking on the anchors - if you double click, you'll get tangents - you can always right-click and choose - Hide Tangents - Anchor they'll be gone then.
David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Apr 22, 2008 #5 Also, make sure you're using the correct selection tool. You don't want the one shaped like a wedge.
U USLatin Panamaniac Apr 22, 2008 #6 Ok, I follow what you guys are saying, the only thing I don't get is this: David Jimerson said: Yes. Click away from them first. Then click back on the point you want. Click to expand... but when I click away from them I get a new anchor/point Last edited: Apr 22, 2008
Ok, I follow what you guys are saying, the only thing I don't get is this: David Jimerson said: Yes. Click away from them first. Then click back on the point you want. Click to expand... but when I click away from them I get a new anchor/point
Chenopup Well-known member Apr 22, 2008 #7 You have to change the tool to the arrow / moving tool as opposed to the anchor creation tool, that's how you do it. So, create your anchors, use one tool, to move or adjust after the fact, use the arrow tool.
You have to change the tool to the arrow / moving tool as opposed to the anchor creation tool, that's how you do it. So, create your anchors, use one tool, to move or adjust after the fact, use the arrow tool.