In this video, I'm going to show you how to further control or adjust to your curves, but this time
you are going to use the White Arrow or the direct election tool and using the anchors or the points
of the curvature tool.
So you remember that we created this or somehow this.
I forgot.
So I deleted it.
So now we created the points and you can move around and adjust the course by moving the points.
That's all you have here.
Just move them around and see what happens.
And notice when you move a point, there is quite some influence on the other side of the curves or
the other points not to see what's happening.
For example, I could do like this not working then like this working Bayway.
If you want to further adjust, you will use the White Arrow, OK, this direction to actually this
applies almost everywhere.
If you select a point, for example, I'm going to select this one.
Let me zoom in to show you better.
OK, I selected this point not just now.
I can see two hands that are parallel or tangent to the curve.
The first thing you know is that you can click on the anchor itself and just move it around and, you
know, is influencing the curves on before or after.
OK, now you can use the hander's can click on the hand and just move it around.
Notice it can move around.
You know, I'm rotating it.
You can make it longer influencing the curve or you can make it, you know, the other side, whatever
you like.
Now, also, you can bring it in.
So you have more of an angle here, for example.
That's an exaggerated version.
Or you can take it out and make it more curved.
You know how I'm influencing this one?
Not as the previous one.
This side is not being influenced by this and that this is the hand that will influence this side.
And of course, by rotating OK, it influence both sides.
So up and down or longer and shorter will influence only the curve where the hand is pointing to, for
example, a shift.
I go up.
Notice this is not influencing the previous one unless I go to the other direction, something like
this.
OK, so if I want to adjust this one, just click here on its handle and just adjust it.
So if you go further, it's smoother or somehow to go shorter.
Now it is going to give you a hard angle or something like this.
Now, something very important, you need to notice how long do this?
OK, so I don't correct it again, I'm going to make this one a bit longer and bring it over here.
Something like this.
Good.
Now, let me take this anchor point over here.
And now I'm going to show you the difference between adjusting, using the White Arrow or the hand there's
also and using only the curvature tool.
So I'm going to take first the curvature tool and click on this anchor point and just lift it up.
Notice how it has influenced, of course, the before after, but also the curve all around.
OK, here we got one more because of the white altitude, maybe click.
So notice the influence, OK, adjusting it the way it likes.
Actually this makes a lot of sense when you're using the curvature tool, you know how you're drawing
your curves.
Return it to its position just over here.
Now, the select the White Arrow or the direct election, if you click on one node here, you have the
hands, of course, going to just click on it and go up.
Notice it's quite different from the curvature it just focused on before and after.
It did not touch these curves that are one more before or one more after.
You just focus on what the hander's can handle.
OK, so you move it up and down.
There is no influence on the whole curve where the curvature tool has influenced quite a lot on the
others.
These are the handles, and they can help you a lot to smooth your curve.
OK, and also to mess it up, but that's not all about the handles.
When we're doing the pental, I'm going to explain further how to use it.
It's more relevant with the Penta.
Thank you.
Let's move on for the next video.