Editing a continuous line

1. Select a continuous line to edit it.

   

   If you are not in curve editing mode, double click the continuous line to edit it.

2. Selecting one of the points (the cursor changes to ) and dragging it to a new position changes the point location.

   

   The continuous line is yellow, has a red handle at the selected point and two dull red lines with circles at the end, indicating the tangent direction and magnitude.

3. Use Shift and place a drag box around the middle points.

   

   The middle points are selected.

   

4. Toggle on the Status bar so is displayed.
5. In on the Status bar enter 100 150 0 and click enter. The middle points are moved.

   

   You can also use the Position dialog instead of entering coordinates.

6. Selecting one of the points (the cursor changes to ) and dragging it to a new position changes the point location.
7. Selecting one of the points and then selecting one of the tangent handles (the cursor changes to ). Dragging it to a new position changes the continuous line to a Bézier curve.

   

   Releasing the mouse button gives:

   

   For more information on editing tangent handle see Editing a Bézier curve.