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Author here. That's the way Adobe Illustrator thinks Bézier curves should work, unfortunately. I have no idea why,I chose to follow their lead because the purpo
by duopixel 12y ago
Author here. That's the way Adobe Illustrator thinks Bézier curves should work, unfortunately. I have no idea why,I chose to follow their lead because the purpose is learning how to use a tool. Still on the fence on this one, I even had to go out of my way to implement it.
- lstamour 12y agoHistorical reasons perhaps? The icon hasn't changed in what, 27 years? ;-) http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/02/meet_adobe_illustrator_1987.html http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/02/meet_adobe_illustrator_...
- hamburglar 12y agoNo, for the first point, you are doing it exactly the opposite of the way Illustrator does it. In Illustrator, you click for your starting point, and you drag in the direction you want the curve to go. In yours, you click for your starting point, and drag in the opposite direction.
- egypturnash 12y agoIf your copy of Illustrator does that with its curves then something is direly wrong with it. I've used it since 2000 and it's never done that.