Now, in this video, I will show you how to convert curve's and convert corners and where it applies,
it doesn't apply only to the.
That's why I kept it aside.
It will apply to almost all ships.
So let's start with the Pentel.
So I'm going to create some curves, OK?
And some corners.
These are curves now.
And here we start a corner.
Notice how there is a corner and then another corner, for example, and then a curve and then close
it.
Simple.
Now I made some mistakes.
For example, I want this point here not to be cordner, but to be a curve, you know, just like this
one over here.
The way to do it with the pental, you can press the option key.
And here you are.
You are into the conversion.
You remember this is the conversion here, all the anchor points.
So you press the option key.
If you are on the PC, it will be the alky and click and block.
OK, a simple click onto it.
So you need to click and drag.
Here you are.
And now you have converted the corners into smooth curves.
Good now.
And I say, OK, this one.
I don't want it to be a smooth curve.
I want to be a corner.
I will press the option key and click once.
Not just now it's a corner and click once it's a corner.
You notice ok that all convert it to corner from the back.
I can just click and drag.
These options are also available in the properties.
If you select a point, ok, you can use even the white.
I always do that because have seen about the pen.
You can select this point here and you have the choice to convert it to Point Corner, which is it is
a corner and then you convert it to a smooth or smooth whiskers.
Here you are.
Now this is very practical, OK?
And it can help you a lot.
I like that you get started on using this property here.
Now, notice the White Arrow.
I'm pressed the option key I actually will duplicate.
OK, be careful on that.
The command key will just go to the selection tool.
Now we are just moving it.
So if you are in the White Arrow and you select a point over here, an anchor, you can use these to
convert here.
In our case, this one will do well.
Not until you have anchors you can remove.
You can join and you can cut less, cut less that by cutting.
I'm going to take this point here and cut.
OK, so it cut a path at selected anchor point.
You say nothing has happened, but actually it has got it noticed.
You have two pieces now.
Pretty amazing.
So now you can also join them.
If both of them if you like both of them here, you can join them.
Here is the joint.
OK, so I join them with a straight line.
You can select this point and curve it, select this point if you want to and curve it.
Pretty interesting, right, guys?
The problem with the White Arrow, if selected point, just delete it, actually delete you, not the
point itself and whatever was there, but which can do is to use this minus here, remove selected anchor
point.
And that's what's going to happen, is not going to destroy your path with the right tool.
If you remember reselected press, delete it did it to the point.
And here you are, you have an open path which is almost destroyed.
But with this option here, you just remove selected anchor points.
So you removing the anchor point, you're not deleting anything and you have now continuity in the path
while you have the removed.
So I'm bringing this to your attention because not only it applies to path, but also it apply to the
curvature tool.
Actually, wherever there are some anchor points, it can apply.
I will go.
I selected this one.
I can use the White Arrow.
So like this guy, I have the options over here.
Make it corner.
OK, and now it's a coin.
I can select it and obviously if the corner can convert it back to a smooth one.
Then I can select this guy, for example, and delete it, OK, that's easy with the curvature tool,
but here it's quite some help.
Then you can select this guy and cut it.
OK, now you have an open shape, something like this.
Also, all of these apply to shapes and that will be interesting for you.
Let's create a square and let's go for the White Arrow, the dark selection, select one corner, for
example, and just make it a curve or smooth it and you can select this one and smooth it.
Now you really have something to work with.
For example, this is how I did the eyes, OK?
I did the eyes for the crown, if you know, if you remember in the previous video and then you also
can make them corners again and work on them.
You can cut them.
So you have one here, one here, select both of them and join them.
And also you can cut the points.
So now it's going to cut the two points that are selected.
OK, not this, but it kept my path almost intact.
Unfortunately, our case here, you do not have the plus, but I think it's OK because you will go to
the eventual and just add something over here.
You have now another point that you can play with the way you would like.
That was a kind of reminder, but but I do want to put it with the Pentagon like you think it's only
been to not it's for every single ship, every single path you have drawn.
Thank you.
I will see you in the next video and I'll show you some more awesomeness within you later.