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TRANSFORMATION TOOLS OF SHAPES AND NODES
MOVE :

Apply to Shapes : Move all selected shapes to X,Y.
Apply to Nodes : Move all selected nodes
to X,Y (Relative Movement).
<Move Nodes Example>
Apply to Rotation Point : Move the Rotation Point to X,Y.- Isometric Options (
Orthogonal,
Left,
Right,
Center): Isometric
direction for X and Y. (Default =
Orthogonal, angle = 0º) - X, Y :
- Relative Position (Offset): is the distance to move relative to the actual position of the actual selection.
- Absolute Position (from 0,0): is the Absolute Position desired of the actual selection. You have to select the reference point of the actual selection (Default) or the Reference Point of the "last selected shape".
Pick Point :
Get the value for X and Y,
- If "relative Position" is selected, get the relative distance (DeltaX,DeltaY) from the reference point of the "actual selection" to the clicked position.
- If "Absolute Position" is selected, Get X,Y position from the picked point.
- Note: If you pick over another shape, a window to select the reference point of this shape is shown
Width:
X = Width of the active selection.
Height:
Y = Height
of the active selection.
Auto Refresh (Checked by default) :
Refresh automatically the Absolute position of the actual selection.,
Uncheck to lock an absolute position.
Scale : (Checked by default) : Transform
using the actual scale.
ROTATE :

- Rotation: Angle or rotation (degrees).
Apply to Shapes : Rotate all selected
shapes around X,Y.
Apply to Nodes : Rotate all selected nodes
around X,Y.- Apply to Each Shape (Only for Relative Position):
(Default=Unchecked) : Rotate the whole selection.
Each Shape is
rotated around it´s own selected Reference Position.
- Polar movement:
(Default=Unchecked) : Default rotation mode.
Move
selected shapes around the center of rotation (Polar Movement).<Polar
Movement Example>.
- Isometric Options (
Orthogonal,
Left,
Right,
Center): Isometric
direction for X and Y. (Default =
Orthogonal, angle = 0º) - X, Y :
- Relative Position (Offset): is the offset of the "center of rotation" measured from the Reference Point of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
- Absolute Position (from 0,0): is the Absolute Position of the "center of rotation" of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
- Note: After you Press [Rotate], Relative Position (if it is selected) is toggled to Absolute Position.
Pick Point :
Get the value for X and Y,
- If "relative Position" is selected, get the relative distance (DeltaX,DeltaY) from the reference point of the "actual selection" to the clicked position.
- If "Absolute Position" is selected, Get X,Y position from the picked point.
- Note: If you pick over another shape, a window to select the reference point of this shape is shown
: Width of the active selection. (If
"each shape" is selected, the width belongs to the last selected shape)
: Height
of the active selection. (If "each shape" is selected, the height belongs to
the last selected shape)
Auto Refresh (Checked by default) :
Refresh automatically the Absolute position of the actual selection.,
Uncheck to lock an absolute position.
Scale : (Checked by default) : Transform
using the actual scale.
STRETCH :

- Width/Height : Values to stretch. (Negative values are also accepted)
- Apply to Each Shape (Only for Relative Position):
(Default=Unchecked) : Stretch the whole selection.
Each Shape is
stretched from the selected Reference Point.
<Stretch Each Shape Example>
- Isometric Options (
Orthogonal,
Left,
Right,
Center): Isometric
direction for X and Y. (Default =
Orthogonal, angle = 0º) - X, Y :
- Relative Position (Offset): is the offset of the "center of stretch" measured from the Reference Point of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
- Absolute Position (from 0,0): is the Absolute Position of the "center of stretch" of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
Pick Point :
Get the value for X and Y,
- If "relative Position" is selected, get the relative distance (DeltaX,DeltaY) from the reference point of the "actual selection" to the clicked position.
- If "Absolute Position" is selected, Get X,Y position from the picked point.
- Note: If you pick over another shape, a window to select the reference point of this shape is shown
: Width of the active selection. (If
"each shape" is selected, the width belongs to the last selected shape)
: Height
of the active selection. (If "each shape" is selected, the height belongs to
the last selected shape)
Auto Refresh (Checked by default) :
Refresh automatically the Absolute position of the actual selection.,
Uncheck to lock an absolute position.
Scale : (Checked by default) : Transform
using the actual scale.
MIRROR :

,
:
Horizontal and Vertical mirror options.- Isometric : Isometric mirror (as seen in the above image), it is
available only for the Orthogonal Isometric option
. - Apply to Each Shape (Only for Relative Position):
(Default=Unchecked) : Mirror the whole selection.
Each Shape is
mirrored from the Reference Position selected.
- Mirror Text : (Default=Checked) : If not Checked, text don't mirror. <Mirror Shapes excluding Texts Example>
- Isometric Options (
Orthogonal,
Left,
Right,
Center): Isometric
direction for X and Y. (Default = Orthogonal, angle = 0º) - X, Y :
- Relative Position (Offset): is the offset of the "center of mirror" measured from the Reference Point of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
- Absolute Position (from 0,0): is the Absolute Position of the "center of Mirror" of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
Pick Point :
Get the value for X and Y,
- If "relative Position" is selected, get the relative distance (DeltaX,DeltaY) from the reference point of the "actual selection" to the clicked position.
- If "Absolute Position" is selected, Get X,Y position from the picked point.
- Note: If you pick over another shape, a window to select the reference point of this shape is shown
: Width of the active selection. (If
each shape is selected, the width belongs to the last selected shape)
: Height
of the active selection. (If each shape is selected, the height belongs to
the last selected shape)
Auto Refresh (Checked by default) :
Refresh automatically the Absolute position of the actual selection.,
Uncheck to lock an absolute position.
Scale : (Checked by default) : Transform
using the actual scale.
SKEW :

- Hº(Degrees) / Vº(Degrees) : angle to skew.
- Apply to Each Shape (Only for Relative Position):
(Default=Unchecked) : Skew the whole selection.
Each Shape is
skewed from the Reference Position selected.
- Isometric Options (
Orthogonal,
Left,
Right,
Center): Isometric
direction for X and Y. (Default = Orthogonal, angle = 0º) - X, Y :
- Relative Position (Offset): is the offset of the "center of Skew" measured from the Reference Point of the active selection (or the "last selected shape" if it is selected).
- Absolute Position (from 0,0): is the Absolute Position of the "center of Skew" of the active selection (or the last selected shape if it is selected).
Pick Point :
Get the value for X and Y,
- If "relative Position" is selected, get the relative distance (DeltaX,DeltaY) from the reference point of the "actual selection" to the clicked position.
- If "Absolute Position" is selected, Get X,Y position from the picked point.
- Note: If you pick over another shape, a window to select the reference point of this shape is shown
: Width of the active selection. (If
each shape is selected, the width belongs to the last selected shape)
: Height
of the active selection. (If each shape is selected, the height belongs to
the last selected shape)
Auto Refresh (Checked by default) :
Refresh automatically the Absolute position of the actual selection.,
Uncheck to lock an absolute position.
Scale : (Checked by default) : Transform
using the actual scale.
Note1: The measure unit is the actual unit of the active document.
Note2: You can use formulas in the text boxes ("See the Calculator Tool")
Note3: When you select 2 or more shapes, and you select "Rotation Point" as
Reference Position, CADinTools uses the "Rotation Point" of the last selected
shape.
Note4: Corel Draw 12, X3, X4 or Designer 12,X4 recommended ! (Corel
Designer 10 and Draw 11 don't
update the information automatically when you transform a shape
with the Corel transform tool or
when you use the undo/redo commands)
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