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Markus Friedrich: /* Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) */

2019-10-16T13:11:25Z

Outer corners right-angled (not rounded)

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	== Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) ==		== Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) ==

	If you delete the property "Rounded" from the lines that make up a rectangle (~~remove~~ the check mark in the dialog box), something like this will appear:<br><br>		If you delete the property "Rounded" from the lines that make up a rectangle (by removing the check mark in the dialog box), something like this will appear:<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>
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	[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "From To" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "From To" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>
	Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly ~~the~~ "From-To" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>		Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box at "Position" indicates what exactly "From-To" means in respect to the coordinates. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) */

2019-10-16T13:03:40Z

Outer corners right-angled (not rounded)

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	[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>

	~~One~~ piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [e] for <u>e</u>dit:<br><br>		A piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press keyboard key [e] for <u>e</u>dit:<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "~~from to~~" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "From To" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>
	Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "~~from~~-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>		Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "From-To" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) */

2019-10-16T12:59:37Z

Outer corners right-angled (not rounded)

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	Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "from-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>		Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "from-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line~~, done~~.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line.<br><br>

	Result:<br><br>		Result:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) */

2019-10-16T12:54:37Z

Outer corners right-angled (not rounded)

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	[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>

	One piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [ä] as <u>ä</u>~~Change~~:<br><br>		One piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [e] for <u>e</u>dit:<br><br>

	[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "from to" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "from to" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) */

2019-10-16T12:53:45Z

Outer corners right-angled (not rounded)

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	One piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [ä] as <u>ä</u>Change:<br><br>		One piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [ä] as <u>ä</u>Change:<br><br>

	[[Image: aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "from to" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "from to" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>
	Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "from-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>		Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "from-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>

	[[Image: aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line, done.<br><br>		[[Image:aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line, done.<br><br>

	Result:<br><br>		Result:<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:52, 16 October 2019

2019-10-16T12:52:29Z

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			== Outer corners right-angled (not rounded) ==

			If you delete the property "Rounded" from the lines that make up a rectangle (remove the check mark in the dialog box), something like this will appear:<br><br>

			[[Image:aussenecke_d_0.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle made of lines whose ends are not rounded.<br><br>

			One piece is missing at the outer corners, exactly half the line width. How to get the corners closed at right angles?<br><br>Solution: Extend the two vertical lines by half the line width to the north and south.<br><br>Select a line, and press [ä] as <u>ä</u>Change:<br><br>

			[[Image: aussenecke_e_1.jpg\|none]]Image: Extend the Y-coordinates of the line "from to" by 0.15 (= half line width) to north and south.<br><br>
			Simply enter +0.15 or -0.15 in the boxes next to the Y coordinates (first and second lines of the dialog box). The fields can calculate. The small arrow in the top left corner of the dialog box indicates what exactly the "from-to" means. This also determines in which line plus or minus is to be calculated.<br><br>

			[[Image: aussenecke_d_2.jpg\|none]]Image: The result for this line would look like this. Do the same at the right vertical line, done.<br><br>

			Result:<br><br>

			[[Image:aussenecke_d_3.jpg\|none]]Image: Rectangle with 90° outside corners.

			<br><br><br>


	[[de:Rechteck]][[category:modes]][[category:elements]]		[[de:Rechteck]][[category:modes]][[category:elements]]
	[[fr:Rectangle]]		[[fr:Rectangle]]

Markus Friedrich: /* General */

2017-01-06T07:52:37Z

General

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	Rectangles can be filled [[Image:FilledRectangle.jpg]] or unfilled (open) [[Image:OpenRectangle.jpg]]. Select the desired mode under the pen icon [[Image:Pen.jpg]]		Rectangles can be filled [[Image:FilledRectangle.jpg]] or unfilled (open) [[Image:OpenRectangle.jpg]]. Select the desired mode under the pen icon [[Image:Pen.jpg]]<br><br><br>

	== Filled rectangles ==		== Filled rectangles ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Open rectangles */

2017-01-06T07:52:26Z

Open rectangles

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	Leave this mode...<br>		Leave this mode...<br>
	by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]		by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]<br><br><br>

	== Change rectangles ==		== Change rectangles ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Filled rectangles */

2017-01-06T07:52:18Z

Filled rectangles

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	Leave this mode...<br>		Leave this mode...<br>
	by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]		by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]<br><br><br>

	== Open rectangles ==		== Open rectangles ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Open rectangles */

2017-01-06T07:51:51Z

Open rectangles

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	What you can do...<br>		What you can do...<br>
	Press [o] (for options) to do line settings. When the rectangle is started with [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']], move the mouse diagonal to open a rectangle. With a [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']] click you can finish the rectangle. Existing open rectangles can be dragged on their tips with the dragging function '''[g]''' or after highlighting a line with [[Mousekeys\|'''M1H''']] on a little black box.<br>		Press '''[o]''' (for options) to do line settings. When the rectangle is started with [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']], move the mouse diagonal to open a rectangle. With a [[Mousekeys\|'''M1''']] click you can finish the rectangle. Existing open rectangles can be dragged on their tips with the dragging function '''[g]''' or after highlighting a line with [[Mousekeys\|'''M1H''']] on a little black box.<br>

	Leave this mode...<br>		Leave this mode...<br>
	by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]		by '''[ESC]''' or [[Mousekeys\|'''M12''']]


	== Change rectangles ==		== Change rectangles ==