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Revision as of 15:01, 29 September 2011
There are two types of Interpolate Objects
- Line objects like height curves or
- Point objects like an avenue
Line objects
- Create the upper line with a certain number of vertices.
- Create the lowermost line with the same number of vertices like the upper line.
- Go further as with point two of Point objects.
Point objects
- Place the first point object and the last object on the drawing area.
- Mark both lines and select Interpolate Objects in the Object menu.
- Number of objects: Indicate the number of interpolated objects between the marked objects.
- Selecting OK: OCAD generate the missing objects.