Welcome to the corner extravaganza K we're going to turn corners into curves by using these wee little
targets that appeared now that looked a little underwhelming.
It gets a little bit more exciting but you should stick around because some of the tips are going to
learn here are going to help us later on in the advanced course.
So yeah hang around.
Let's learn about Cornus.
All right.
So corner options have been around a little while and a lot of people just ignore them.
I'm going to grab my rectangle to just get a plain document open nothing fancy.
I drew a box and it's these guys these little targets in the corners.
If you can't see yours are under you.
And they called them Corneau widgets.
OK so you can turn them on and off they can get annoying a little bit.
If when you are using the pin tool and stuff it all the tricks they can do.
But so what they do is all I do is drag them in and I get rounded corners.
Not particularly fancy we can painting them up a little bit by grabbing the direct selection to the
white arrow clicking on just one corner and you can kind of do one side on the side.
Q That's kind of Coola and where it gets nice or more advanced K is holding down the option key on a
Mac or the key on a PC and is clicking one of these guys and what have you got selected.
And you can see I can change your forearm and Audi to an any to a flat.
OK but you get the idea.
OK so it works rectangles it works for anie thing.
Gerb the curvature too.
And we start doing weird corner stuff.
OK.
And you'll see that if I have my area here when there's a corner you can see I can kind of flattened
it out and that's going to come on really handy later on when we start joining things with the shape
build a tool that was a pretty bad example.
But let's look at the Star real quick and we'll look at a couple of other options.
Don't leave.
OK so I've got to stop.
And I'm going to drag it out here.
I'm going to grab my white error.
OK.
You can see there's corners everywhere and I can just kind of like you tied them up or I can slip just
this one whole shift and grip all of these guys and just do the outside ones.
It does get better than this I promise.
And how much better.
And there are some options if you double click any of these guys so it will click into the targets.
You get kind of like corna options.
OK you can decide on how kind of like how relative or absolute.
OK just different kind of corners.
It depends on how kind of the anchor points make it.
And you can obviously change all anchor points here as well.
And if I go back to the radius you can kind of push it in and out as they were dragging it.
It's click OK.
One thing you might run into is if you are during something say random shape but the Paignton destroying
randomness right.
And if I double click on any of these points it gives me this kind of corner options panel but you might
get if you're dealing with say a regular shape like a rectangle to it's still a primitive shape illustrate
it still knows it's a rectangle.
You can see Appius is I'm a rectangle not a random shape.
And if I use my black arrow and double click on these guys you get a slightly different window controls.
You know get a bit more control here.
And you can see these are the corners.
OK and these are the corner options so it's no real difference just increases up and you can see him
working on that top right hand corner.
So just so you know you might look at a different window than I got just a second ago.
Now the big thing to do in here though is so far this last one lup ago SCO corners I can't remember
if it's on by default or off by default.
I played with it too many times but the difference is if I grab my rectangle tool now and scale it down
with scale corners gain I'm holding Shift.
So it scales proportionately it gets smaller K whereas if I turn that off and I scale it down you'll
notice that eventually turns into kind of a sickly big thing because it's China maintain those corners
so you turn those on and off as you need them.
If you can get this thing to open up just go to window and go to transform and you end up at the same
place.
One thing might happen though so I double clicked it and it might end up looking like this to start
with if you double click that would transform gay small and before he gets bigger it's a big medium
and little bit tiny.
I'm not sure why that one's useful.
But anyway you get the idea you can keep double clicking that word to get the different options on a
click scale.
Seems like a better way of working.
Now what I want to do before we go is that is going to go back to remember well from earlier.
OK.
It really annoyed me this knows he is going to click on it and I'm going to remember him using my area
for the black error and I set the whole shape and I don't get those little targets.
I'm going to grab this and I click on just this corner and that's what I want of my friend little stubby
nose.
OK.
I'm going to go over and break a few other bits but you are find to carry on.
Now I'm going to grab you and just drink you down.
Just on the top it
looks terrible.
It looks a little bit more like water.
My weight is not like birthing flowers.
You know me.
All right.
You get the idea right.
So corner options useful.
They're getting more and more useful as we get through that course.
So yeah we need to introduce it now.
All right let's get on to the next video before then I'm going to undo.
I'd rather him look like he's injecting flowers the way up terrible.
I OK.
Now we're going to except you.