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| Benjamin |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:17 pm
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 ParagoombaKarma: -47 Posts: 1/75 Since: 06-29-11 |
I don't know how to edit a node of a path in NSMBe. So can I get some help?
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| Darkness |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:30 pm
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 Shyguy Karma: 54 Posts: 2/87 Since: 12-02-11 |
Are you trying to make more nodes? If so click the path, hold CTRL and drag.
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| Benjamin |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:42 pm
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Paragoomba Karma: -47 Posts: 2/75 Since: 06-29-11 |
It's just moving the editor window.
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| Darkness |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:46 pm
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Shyguy Karma: 54 Posts: 3/87 Since: 12-02-11 |
Are you sure you're doing it right? That has never happened with me.
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| Benjamin |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:47 pm
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Paragoomba Karma: -47 Posts: 3/75 Since: 06-29-11 |
I clicked the path, held CTRL, then dragged. It either moved the path or dragged the editor window.
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| Darkness |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:51 pm
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Shyguy Karma: 54 Posts: 4/87 Since: 12-02-11 |
Oh, my bad. You're meant to hold CTRL then click, drag. Not click, CTRL, drag.
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| Benjamin |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:57 pm (rev. 1)
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Paragoomba Karma: -47 Posts: 4/75 Since: 06-29-11 |
It's doing nothing, still. I'm using VMWare Fusion.
EDIT: Never mind, I got it. I use Command, then do what you said. |
| Darkness |
Posted on 06-29-11, 01:58 pm (rev. 1)
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Shyguy Karma: 54 Posts: 5/87 Since: 12-02-11 |
I'm not too sure what else to say, sorry.
Edit: Ah, you got it working. 
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