Adobe 25520388 User Guide - Page 268

Adjust an object anchor point, Convert object anchor points from one type to another

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USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 263 Titling and the Titler 3 Click the point that you want to delete. Adjust an object anchor point 1 Select the path containing the object anchor point. 2 Select Pen Tool . 3 Position the cursor over the point. When the cursor becomes an arrow with a square next to it, drag the object anchor point to adjust it. Convert object anchor points from one type to another You can change the type of object anchor point you have created for a segment. 1 Select the path you want to modify. 2 Select Convert Anchor Point Tool and position the cursor over the object anchor point that you want to convert. • To convert a corner point to a smooth point, drag a direction point out of the corner point. • To convert a smooth point to a corner point without direction lines, click the smooth point. • To convert a corner point without direction lines to a corner point with independent direction lines, first drag a direction point out of a corner point. Dragging a direction point makes it a smooth point with direction lines. Release the mouse button, and then drag either direction point. • To convert a smooth point to a corner point with independent direction lines, drag either direction point. Note: To temporarily change Pen Tool into Convert Anchor Point Tool, position Pen Tool over an object anchor point, and press the Alt key (Windows) or the Option key (Mac OS). Change the curve of a segment 1 Select the path you want to modify. 2 Select Pen Tool and drag a segment to change its curve. Note: Dragging a segment changes the curve by adjusting the direction lines at each end of the segment by the same amount. This technique can change a straight segment into a curved one. Set options for open and closed Bezier shapes ❖ Select a line or an open or closed Bezier shape, and in the Title Properties panel, specify any of the following options: Graphic type Adjusts open and closed Bezier shapes to standard shapes. Graphic type can also change a closed Bezier shape to an open one and vice versa. Graphic type must be set to "Filled Bezier" to add fill to a closed shape. For more about adding fill to a closed shape, see "Set a fill for text and objects" on page 267. Line Width Specifies the path width, in pixels. Cap Type Specifies the type of cap placed at the end of the paths. The Butt option caps paths with square ends. The Round option caps paths with semicircular ends. The Square option caps paths with square ends that extend half the line width beyond the end of the line. This option makes the weight of the line extend equally in all directions around the line. Join Type Specifies how the ends of adjoining path segments are joined. The Miter option joins path segments using pointed corners. The Round option joins path segments using rounded corners. The Bevel option joins path segments using squared corners. Last updated 1/16/2012

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USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Titling and the Titler
Last updated 1/16/2012
3
Click the point that you want to delete.
Adjust an object anchor point
1
Select the path containing the object anchor point.
2
Select Pen Tool
.
3
Position the cursor over the point. When the cursor becomes an arrow with a square next to it, drag the object
anchor point to adjust it.
Convert object anchor points from one type to another
You can change the type of object anchor point you have created for a segment.
1
Select the path you want to modify.
2
Select Convert Anchor Point Tool
and position the cursor over the object anchor point that you want to convert.
To convert a corner point to a smooth point, drag a direction point out of the corner point.
To convert a smooth point to a corner point without direction lines, click the smooth point.
To convert a corner point without direction lines to a corner point with independent direction lines, first drag a
direction point out of a corner point. Dragging a direction point makes it a smooth point with direction lines.
Release the mouse button, and then drag either direction point.
To convert a smooth point to a corner point with independent direction lines, drag either direction point.
Note:
To temporarily change Pen Tool into Convert Anchor Point Tool, position Pen Tool over an object anchor point,
and press the Alt key (Windows) or the Option key (Mac OS).
Change the curve of a segment
1
Select the path you want to modify.
2
Select Pen Tool and drag a segment to change its curve.
Note:
Dragging a segment changes the curve by adjusting the direction lines at each end of the segment by the same
amount. This technique can change a straight segment into a curved one.
Set options for open and closed Bezier shapes
Select a line or an open or closed Bezier shape, and in the Title Properties panel, specify any of the following options:
Graphic type
Adjusts open and closed Bezier shapes to standard shapes. Graphic type can also change a closed Bezier
shape to an open one and vice versa. Graphic type must be set to “Filled Bezier” to add fill to a closed shape. For more
about adding fill to a closed shape, see “
Set a fill for text and objects
” on page
267.
Line Width
Specifies the path width, in pixels.
Cap Type
Specifies the type of cap placed at the end of the paths. The Butt option caps paths with square ends. The
Round option caps paths with semicircular ends. The Square option caps paths with square ends that extend half the
line width beyond the end of the line. This option makes the weight of the line extend equally in all directions around
the line.
Join Type
Specifies how the ends of adjoining path segments are joined. The Miter option joins path segments using
pointed corners. The Round option joins path segments using rounded corners. The Bevel option joins path segments
using squared corners.