I got V only recently and I am trying to make my way through it.
I’ve been struggling to get my head around rotating objects. I completely don’t understand how to use it and where the angle of rotation comes from. For example: I draw an object and then want to rotate it, say 90dg. When I try to do that the angle is somehow wild/ meaningless and when I get to 90dg shown, it doesn’t look anywhere near where the object should be.
Also, is there any way to turn on snapping for picking up the pivot point? What I have noted so far with vector apps for iPad, is that they tend to lack precision - and that’s most vividly experienced with rotating.
I would be grateful for some extra bit of help, beyond what’s in the app’s documentation. If you are aware of any good tutorial on the topic, I would appreciate some direction. many thanks in advance guys.
Hey Oksana. Unfortunately, if I move the origin of rotation, say outside the object’s box, for example to distribute holes or spokes in a wheel, the entered angular value still only rotates the object in it’s box centre. If I drag however, the object correctly rotates around the moved origin.
Further, since the angular key-in option exists, it would be extraordinary awesome with seed-functionality (edit the original, and all copied seeds change the same - could’t find it.).
An angular and distance measuring tool would also be in handy.