Template:WidthToolOptions - Revision history

D.j.a.y: fix

2016-09-28T20:29:31Z

fix

D.j.a.y: image &

2016-09-28T20:27:54Z

image & <br clear=all />

D.j.a.y: cp from width tool options

2016-03-07T23:43:48Z

cp from width tool options

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* '''Growth''' - Defines how much a single mouse move will affect the line width. It must be non-zero for this tool to have an effect on the spline.
* '''Radius''' - Defines the size of area around current cursor position in which a vertex will be affected. It is allows you to achieve a noticeable effect without having to follow the line precisely with the mouse. The Width Tool works fine on splines with lots of segments (such as those created with the {{l|Draw Tool}}), you will see it works on more than just the first vertex. It is a full circular area, other points may get in the way though.
* '''Relative Growth''' - Doesn't really work very well unless the {{Literal|Radius}} parameter is set to some huge value (like a million).

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	* '''Growth''' - Defines how much a single mouse move will affect the line width. It must be non-zero for this tool to have an effect on the spline.		* '''Growth''' - Defines how much a single mouse move will affect the line width. It must be non-zero for this tool to have an effect on the spline.

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 * '''Growth''' - Defines how much a single mouse move will affect the line width. It must be non-zero for this tool to have an effect on the spline.
 * '''Radius''' - Defines the size of area around current cursor position in which a vertex will be affected. It is allows you to achieve a noticeable effect without having to follow the line precisely with the mouse. The Width Tool works fine on splines with lots of segments (such as those created with the {{l|Draw Tool}}), you will see it works on more than just the first vertex. It is a full circular area, other points may get in the way though.
 * '''Relative Growth''' - Doesn't really work very well unless the {{Literal|Radius}} parameter is set to some huge value (like a million).