To edit a point:
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If you want to configure the point on an internal line, on the Horizontal contextual menu, ensure:
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Edit Points is selected.
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Internal is selected.
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If you want to configure the point on an edge, on the Horizontal contextual menu, ensure:
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Edit Points is selected.
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Pieces is selected.
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Click the point.
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Go to the Context view.
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Edit the settings as required.
Setting
Description
Curve Type
The curve type of a point determines how a pattern piece edge or internal line moves through the point. For example, by default a corner point has a Sharp curve type.
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Sharp: Both handles are deactivated at the point, resulting in a sharp corner intersection from both lines meeting at the point.
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Curved: One or both handles at the point are active at the point but independent of each other. Lines meeting at the point may be curved or sharp depending on the handle orientation. Handles appear in red and blue if both handles are active but independent of each other.
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Smooth: Both Handles at the point are active and connected. The line moves smoothly through the point.
Handles
Click to toggle on and off the left and right handle for the point.
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If both are toggled on, both handles display
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If both are toggled off, no handles display, and the curve type is automatically set to Sharp
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If one handle is toggled off, only one handle displays and can be used
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If one handle is toggled off, the curve type is automatically set to Curved
Glue
Displays only for an end point. Select to ensure the internal line stays right on the piece edge, even if the piece is altered.
Corner Seam Alignment
Displays only for a corner point. Click to select the corner seam alignment you want, as shown in the thumbnails displayed.
Seam Alignment
Displays only for an intermediate point on an open internal line where a seam has been assigned. Click to select the seam alignment you want, as shown in the thumbnails displayed.
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Continuous - Default. The seam image continues through the point.
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Meet - The seam image from either side of the point ends at the point.
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