Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:26 am
Mike,
Using the arrow keys....
Move a point on the curve until it turns the entire curve red. You cannot use the arrow keys to get out of this...you have to click on the control point again and then the keys work. It's like it gets distracted by the red curve line and does not allow you to go back until you re-select the point you were working on and then it allows movement...
This is the same behavior as CM2...
I use the Arrow keys when I want to make a small adjustment and then take it back off...L arrow...R arrow...But if I cause a red curve I have to go to the mouse to get back...
Greg
Using the arrow keys....
Move a point on the curve until it turns the entire curve red. You cannot use the arrow keys to get out of this...you have to click on the control point again and then the keys work. It's like it gets distracted by the red curve line and does not allow you to go back until you re-select the point you were working on and then it allows movement...
This is the same behavior as CM2...
I use the Arrow keys when I want to make a small adjustment and then take it back off...L arrow...R arrow...But if I cause a red curve I have to go to the mouse to get back...
Greg