You
can also use the Break option to remove tangents from vertices by
clicking the vertex while in Break mode. When you remove a tangent,
the curve defined by the tangent is removed.
The shape of the border
line differs depending on whether adjacent vertices are broken:
- If adjacent vertices are unbroken, the
border line curves as it approaches the vertices.
- If adjacent vertices are broken, the
border line is straight as it approaches the vertices.
You can create a garbage
mask composed entirely of straight edges by removing the tangents
from all the vertices:
- To remove the tangent of a vertex, select
Break and click the vertex.
- To add a tangent back to a vertex, select
Auto and click the vertex. Alternatively, using the Break option,
click the vertex and “drag” the tangent out again.