- Optional:
Set your
Trace options as desired.
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Opacity
(%) |
Drag the slider or edit the value to define the opacity of the
curve (as a percentage). |
|---|
| Thickness
(mm) |
Drag the slider or edit the value to define the curve
thickness. |
|---|
Note:
You can set your trace options at
any time while tracing.
-
From the Traces section of the action bar, tap Trace Blend
 .
-
Tap the extremity of one of the curves.
When you hover over the curves, they are highlighted in blue with one dot at each end to indicate which extremity you can tap.
The first extremity is selected.  Note:
You cannot tap the other extremity of the same curve.
-
Tap the extremity of another curve.
A blend curve is created and appears in the tree. 
Notes:
- Only the opacity and the color can be defined in the Graphic
Properties frame at the right of the screen. The thickness of the new
curve varies between the thickness of each extremity.
- To modify the blend curve, you must convert it to a trace curve.
- A blend curve is constrained by its two trace curves. If you modify one of the
trace curves, the blend curve will be modified too.
- You can edit blend curves to modify its trace curves. Double-click the blend curve
directly in the work area or right-click the blend curve in the tree, select .
- From the Traces section of the action bar, tap Conversion to Trace Curve
 . - Do either of the following:
- Select Stroke selection to convert the blend curve by striking through it.
- Select Trap selection to convert the blend curve by tracing around it.
An information panel appears to let you know that the blend curve has been converted to a trace curve. Note:
The previous blend curve is hidden in the tree and is replaced by a trace curve.
|
to choose between a
G0 or a G2 connection. To modify the orientation, right-click one of the extremities of
the blend curve and click 
to choose
between a positive or a negative orientation.Notes: