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'''Draft Mode - Tools | PointLine'''
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== WorkingLine with section Linetools == <!--T:1-->
 
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Tools described in this section designed to allow create point under certain conditions. Such conditions can be different, for example distance or angle, parents positions and etc.
Up until now, we’ve been working with tools to place [[UserManual:Tools:Points|points]] and we’ve had the choice to include lines. However, a lot of the time, if we add lines, our design gets very messy with a multitude of lines that we don’t really use and things become very confusing when actually drafting our pattern layout.
 
To avoid this, I either use a dotted line or no line at all.
 
Some of the tools, like the True Dart tool, only place the points and we then need to ‘connect the dots’ to get the outline of the pattern piece that we want. This is where Lines, [[UserManual:Tools:Curves|Curves]], [[UserManual:Tools:Arcs|Arcs]] and [[UserManual:Tools:Elliptical_Arcs|Elliptical Arcs]] come in.
 
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===[[File:GL00001.jpg|50px]] Tool Line between points2 Points (Shortcut Alt+L)===
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Place your cursor over the label of the point where you’d like your line to start, click, place your cursor over the label of the end point and click. The label will turn green while your cursor is over it.
|[[File:Line.svg|50x50px]]
 
|Create a line between two nodes
[[File:GL0003.jpg]]
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[[File:GL0004.jpg]]
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[[File:GL00009.jpg]]
|Click on the first and second nodes. You may edit the type of line and the colour of the line. The length of this line will be available in formulas
[[File:GL00010.jpg]]
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Once you have the line in place, on the right side, you can change the properties of the line.
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* Name: Name of the new node
[[File:GL0005.jpg]]
* First point: First point
[[File:GL0006.jpg]]
* Second point: Second point
 
* Attributes: Specify the color, linetype and lineweight of the new node
Continue in the same way to draw all the lines that you need to.
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[[File:GL00012.jpg]]
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===Point - Intersect Lines (Shortcut I, L)===
===[[File:GL00002.jpg|50px]] Tool Point at line intersection===
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Select the 1st label of a line and then the 2nd label of the line, then the 1st label of the intersecting line and the 2nd label of the intersecting line. This will place a point with label at the intersection of the 2 lines.
|[[File:Intersect.svg|50x50px]]
 
|Create a new node at the intersection of two lines
[[File:GL00013.jpg]]
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<span style="color: red;">Note: Where possible, it is easier to click the actual label of the point rather than the point itself.</span>
|Click on the first and second nodes of the first line and then on the first and second nodes of the second line. A node will be placed at the intersection
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*Name: Name of the new node
* First point: First point of first line
* Second point: Second point of first line
* First point: First point of second line
* Second point: Second point of second line
* Attributes: Specify the color, linetype and lineweight of the new node
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